Go Back
Josky
First Name: 
Other Names: 
Last Name: 
Stage Name: 
Country: 
Born: 
D.O.D: 
Primary Language: 

Participations

1
Background Singer
Bio
Joseph Kiambukuta Londa, also known as Josky, was a Congolese musician, singer, songwriter, and composer. He began his musical career with African Fiesta Sukisa and later formed his own band, Orchestre Continental, where he recorded hits such as "Nakobondela". In 1973, he joined TPOK Jazz and contributed to the band's popularity by composing songs like "Chandra" and "Fariya". After leaving TPOK Jazz in 1985, he went on to pursue a solo career and collaborated with Ntesa Dalienst and Koffi Olomide. He died in 2021.
Discography
Albums9
Choc Des Vedettes
Choc Des Vedettes2021 • albumTracks: 5
Chandra Vol 1
Chandra Vol 1NaN • albumTracks: 7
Dona Beija
Dona BeijaNaN • albumTracks: 6
Double Double
Double DoubleNaN • albumTracks: 8
Double vie
Double vieNaN • albumTracks: 10
Les Deux Grands Numeros
Les Deux Grands NumerosNaN • albumTracks: 9
Maray, Esperant, Josky
Maray, Esperant, JoskyNaN • albumTracks: 4
Serrer-Serrer Baby
Serrer-Serrer BabyNaN • albumTracks: 4
Voices of Africa - Volume 8
Voices of Africa - Volume 8NaN • albumTracks: 9
Label
Record Label associated with Josky - past and current.
    Similar Artists
    Prince Youlou / Youlou Mabiala (YM)
    Prince Youlou / Youlou Mabiala (YM)Congo |1946| Lingala
    Gilbert Youlou Mabiala, popularly known as Prince Youlou or Youlou Mabiala (YM), is a celebrated Congolese musician and a former member of the iconic band TP OK Jazz. He joined the band in 1966 and later embarked on various musical ventures, including forming the group Somomo. Despite leaving and rejoining TPOK Jazz multiple times, he left a notable mark on the Congolese music scene. In 2004, he suffered a mild stroke, causing a nine-year hiatus from the stage. However, while still recovering, he made a comeback with a single dedicated to Congo-Brazzaville President Dennis Sassou Nguesso, showcasing his enduring passion for music.
    Nyboma
    NybomaCongo |1952| Lingala
    Nyboma Mwan'dido, known by his stage name Nyboma, is a revered musician and vocalist from Congo. Over an illustrious career of over five decades, Nyboma has achieved legendary status in the Soukous music realm. His journey to prominence commenced as a member of the prominent band "Les Kamale," and later, he established his ensemble, "Orchestre Lipua Lipua." Nyboma's commanding voice and irresistibly rhythmic compositions have enraptured audiences across the globe. Classics like "Moyibi" and "Nina," along with collaborations with esteemed artists, continue to resonate, leaving an indelible mark on the world of music. Nyboma's indomitable influence on African music firmly establishes him as a genuine music icon.
    Franco Luambo
    Franco LuamboCongo, The Democratic Republic of the |1938| Lingala
    François Luambo Luanzo Makiadi was a musician from Congo. He was a prominent figure in 20th-century Congolese music and African music in general, serving as the leader of TPOK Jazz for over 30 years. He is known as Franco Luambo or simply as Franco. His mastery of African Rumba earned him the nicknames "Sorcerer of the Guitar" and "Grand Master of Zairean Music" from admirers and critics, as well as "Franco de Mi Amor" from female devotees. Franco's charismatic stage presence and accessibility to the masses made him a beloved figure. Even after his passing, his legacy as a prominent African musician and political influencer continues to resonate across the continent.
    Pamelo Mounk'a
    Pamelo Mounk'aCongo |1945| French
    Pamelo Mounk'a, a highly revered musician hailing from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), left an indelible mark on the Congolese music scene. Mounk'a emerged as a prominent figure during the 1960s and 1970s. With his soulful voice and skillful guitar playing, he enchanted audiences with heartfelt performances. Mounk'a's music blended Congolese rumba with Afro-Cuban rhythms and poignant lyrics, exploring themes of love, social commentary, and everyday realities. His albums, including hits like "Missy Mbonda" and "Mama Ngungi," showcased his talent and artistic depth. Mounk'a's influence extended beyond music, as he became a cultural icon, celebrated for preserving Congolese heritage. He passed away on January 14 1996 at age 50. His legacy as a Congolese music legend lives on through his timeless compositions.
    Akli D
    Akli DAlgeria |1920| Arabic
    Akli D born Akli Dehli is an Algerian musician and activist renowned for his distinct fusion of Kabyle folk, reggae, and rock. Born in Kerouan, Algeria, he emerged in the early 1980s with captivating tunes, gaining immense popularity. He later relocated to Paris. His debut album "Anefas Trankil" solidified his prominence in Algerian music. Akli D sings of exile, peace, youth, freedom, and hope. His discography includes albums like "Ma Yela" and "Paris - Hollywood," and collaborations with fellow artists. A vocal advocate of the Berber Spring movement, he's a legend in Algerian music, celebrated for his unique sound and impactful contributions to both music and politics. A genuine showman, his concerts are unforgettable, brimming with energy, emotion, and generosity.