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GAZ FABILOUSS

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Born Fabrice Ndongidila Kayembe, Gaz Fabilouss is a talented Congolese musician. From a young age, Gaz Fabilouss displayed a natural talent for music. He founded B16 Music with Hervé Muya, a rapper from his neighborhood, as a youngster in 2012, and subsequently took part in the recording of his debut studio sounds “On est blindé” and “BBN” in 2013. Because of his talent and participation in the group, he was able to swiftly distinguish himself and decided to pursue a solo career. In 2016, he released his debut solo track, “You-p-yeah,” which quickly became a hit in the Congo rap and afrobeat scene. Gaz continues to release several more songs. Through his artistry, he has become an ambassador for Congolese music.

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Glissement2023 • AlbumTracks: 12

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