The cover art for the album "Africa" from the Congolese crew Bisso Na Bisso featuring artists from different parts of the continent.

Africa

The multi-talented Congolese crew has released a new amazing album titled "Africa." As the title suggests, it is about the continent, its people, and its resources. This album contains 14 tracks featuring artists from all over the continent.

Bisso Na Bisso is a music collective founded in 1999 by French rapper Passi, uniting eight established French rappers and singers of Congolese origin. The group included Ben-J (from Les Neg'Marrons), Lino and Calbo (from Rsenik), Doc and G Kill (from 2Bal), Mystik, and the only female M'Passi. Their name means "between us" in Lingala. The group's debut album, "Racines" (French: Roots), released in 1999, blended hip-hop with African rhythms like rumba, zouk, and soukous. Notably, it featured collaborations with prominent African musicians such as Koffi Olomide, Papa Wemba, and Ismael Lo. While residing in France, the members proudly celebrate their African heritage, aiming to foster solidarity within the Black community while acknowledging their urban French context. Bisso Na Bisso stands as a symbol of cultural fusion and pride in their roots, both African and French.

Bisso Na Bisso is a Congo Brazzaville-based music collective of rappers and singers founded in 1999 by French rapper Passi.