Kiyika Masamba ( Flamy ) - 'Orchestre Kara de Kinshasa'

Josky Kiambukuta & Madilu System - Destin

Franco - Joue avec Sam Mangwana

Bopol Mansiamina - Innovation

Bimi-Ombale - Mbelengo zouk & Inongo

Candy Zouk Vol.2 (2012)

Twendy - Ce Qu'on Aime

Danser Le Zouk Sensuellement Vol.1 (2012)

Les Divas Du Zouk Vol.2

Latina Présente Zouk Hits (2012)

Zouk Mizik Hits (2012)

Chelsy Shantel

Les Etoiles Du Zouk

Jimmy Devarieux - L'Exclu

Le Grand Méchant Zouk

Kenedy - Mon Oasis

Princess Lover - Tout Mes Reves

I Love Kizomba (2012)

:: Tracklist ::..

01. Big Nelo - Ela e (feat. Nelson Freitas)
02. Suzanna Lubrano - Ca Bu para
03. Paulo Mac - Vontade de Amor
04. Kaysha - Flam Kin Ta Sta Sempre
05. Warren - Game Over
06. Ravidson - Pa Bo
07. Paulo Mac - Prisoniero da Paixao (feat. Ricky Boy)
08. Badoxa Pro - Club (feat. G. Amado, Sacik Brow)
09. Aycee Jordan - Closer
10. Kaysha - Sushiraw Anthem (feat. Loony Johnson)
11. Ricky Boy - Eternamente
12. Vanda May - Nao Me Tarraxa
13. Lynnsha - You & Me (feat. Djodje)
14. Djodje - Close Your Eyes
15. Kaysha - The Sounds of the Future
16. Shana Kihal - My Love Is Not for Sale
17. Myriiam - Midjor Di Mi


http://turbobit.net/o6ecijywkggi.html


 

Le Quatro De Langa Langa - Grand Job

Zouk Love Fever III

Dis Moi Zouk

 

 

 

Joias D África Vol. II

TURBOBIT
   

BITSHARE
 

RAPIDGATOR
 

Le Best of Zouk Machine

TURBOBIT
 
 RAPIDGATOR
 
 BITSHARE
 

Zouk Hits RnB

HIP FILE
 
BITSHARE
 
TURBOBIT
 

Koffi Olomide - Elle et Moi

Dedicated for my friend Emilio

Choc Stars - Choc=Shock=Choc (1986)

The Choc Stars were one of the descendent bands of the extensive Zaiko Langa Langa family, formed in 1983 by Bozi Boziana and Ben Nyamo. During the mid-'80s wonderful singer Matumona Defao Lulendo joined, and a number of wonderful albums resulted. The pioneer "world music" label GlobeStyle, which had an exquisite ability to find and publish essential music from Africa and beyond, licensed two 1986 Afro Rythmes records, for nearly simultaneous UK and U$ releases. This spectacular record is one, and the other is queued for imminent posting.

One of my colleagues at The Beat, the Congolese music expert Martin Sinnock, devoted one of his first column's to the Choc Stars, and I recommend reading it here. Though none of the musicians are credited on the album sleeve, Martin identifies Koffi Olomide as a guest on this session. The harmonic singing throughout this record is fabulous, especially notable on "Lieven" and "Santa." The guitarists are great. Anyone who has further information on musicians, please share in comments. Others, just immerse yourself and...

Enjoy!

Choc Stars - Awa et Ben (1986)

Here is the Siamese twin to my last post, delayed by two feet of snow and then 5,000 miles of flight. I believe this record comes from the same recording session as the one below, and have always felt that the strongest songs of the session were chosen for the first Shock. The Choc Stars are no less impressive on this record: the singing is impeccable, the guitars are splendid (who are they?), and the rhythms rockin'.

So have a listen, and see what you think. Are these songs weaker, or did I just tire of the formula after eight long songs on two records?

Enjoy!