Artist description Cameroonian Singer Songwriter,Fojeba,learns as of the 13 year age at the" Collège Jeanne d'arc" missionaries to play the guitare.This early interest for music will always keep him moving on .He plays as guitarist in" COJADA "schoolband[81-85][Nkogsamba],."GLouanges ", Congolees churchband,"Lus di manian",antillian band [The hague /Den haag][98-01].Fojeba begins his first steps of songwriter in 1989,during his studies in faculty of Arts at Yaoundé University.Many of his songs are written during years of exile in The Netherlands.Fojeba has successfully performed in various concerts[Korzo theather,Barzart,Het plein] and festivals in the Netherlands such as: Mixed culture festival in Den haag,African festival in Delft,Passar malam festival in Den haag.

Music Style Zouk, Makossa,Rumba,Pop

Musical Influences kassav

Similar Artists Antillian music.

Artist History Cameroonian Singer Songwriter,Fojeba,learns as of the 13 year age at the" Collège Jeanne d'arc" missionaries to play the guitare.This early interest for music will always keep him moving on .He plays as guitarist in" COJADA "schoolband[81-85][Nkogsamba],."GLouanges ", Congolees churchband,"Lus di manian",antillian band [The hague /Den haag][98-01].Fojeba begins his first steps of songwriter in 1989,during his studies in faculty of Arts at Yaoundé University.Many of his songs are written during years of exile in The Netherlands.Fojeba has successfully performed in various concerts[Korzo theather,Barzart,Het plein] and festivals in the Netherlands such as: Mixed culture festival in Den haag,African festival in Delft,Passar malam festival in Den haag.

Instruments guitar

Albums Paix et Prosperite pour tous

Press Reviews ARTIST: FOJEBA SONG: PEU POUH TEU GENRE: WORLD / AFRICAN SIMILAR: N/A [ visit this artist ] [ more by this artist ] [ more in this genre ] [ more by this reviewer ] Now this I can enjoy! It's hard to find good ethnic music if you don't know what you want to hear. Take me for example . . . I love great rhythmic music and I've always enjoyed music with true african influences, but it's hard to know what to look for, I just have to stumble upon it. Thanks to Fojeba's review request, I've stumbled upon something today that's going to stick with me. Now I've heard a lot of world music, so I am not exactly uneducated when it comes to different styles. And when I heard the first strains of "Peu Pouh Teu", the first thing that came to mind is some Portuguese music I got from my uncle once from Brazil. The thing that always stuck in my mind was the use of subtlety in rhythms, the gentle tunes that develop around mild soothing vocals. It's a sound that seems just so natural, so familliar. And Fojeba's got that sound in his pocket, he owns it. This music is catchy and almost sublime! The background of percussion, guitars and what sounds like calliope, just rolls over you like a waterfall, as his deep and textured vocals lure you into this new world. You can't listen to this music and not be moved. I know I've found something here I'm going to have to dig deeper within. I'm sure when you listen, you'll agree. The bottom line is that this Cameroonian musician has a firm grasp on his native music, and he's doing a good job at presenting it for the world to hear. This song comes with my high recommendation. Did you like this review? Send me feedback. Did you hate this review? Send me feedback. Do you feel like stalking me and beating me senseless until I tell you that Band X sounds better than God himself? Don't send me feedback, take some prozac. If what you want is more good music, keep searching Gods of Music! Charisma: 8.00 Technical Skill: 8.50 Structure: 8.50 Interest: 8.50 Lyrics: n/a Performance: 8.00 Arrangement: 8.00 Recording Quality: 8.00 Long Term Appeal: 7.50 OVERALL: 8.10 What do these scores mean?

Location Montreal, Québec - Canada

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