MarcellinVelou Et L'Orchestre Interfuna De Paris - Moto Moto

Review by Amanda Walker

Moto Moto is the latest album from Marcellin Velou Et L'Orchestre Interfuna De Paris, and it is a stunning tribute to Congolese rumba music. The album features twelve tracks that showcase the band's virtuosity and their deep understanding of the genre.

From the opening track "Moto Moto," it is clear that this is an album that is meant to be danced to. The rhythm section is tight and powerful, and the horns and guitars add a layer of complexity to the music that is both beautiful and exhilarating.

One of the highlights of the album is "Mamie," a song that features a gorgeous melody and a heartfelt vocal performance from Marcellin Velou. The song is a tribute to his mother, and it is a touching reminder of the importance of family and community in Congolese culture.

Another standout track is "Kiboko," which features a driving beat and some incredible guitar work. The song is a celebration of the beauty and power of the Congolese people, and it is impossible not to be swept up in the energy of the music.

Summary by Amanda Walker

Moto Moto is an album that is sure to delight fans of Congolese rumba music. Marcellin Velou Et L'Orchestre Interfuna De Paris have created a masterpiece that is both timeless and contemporary, and it is a testament to the enduring power of this incredible genre.