Album lore

The Best of Makossa Connection, Vol. 3 gathers eight tracks from Cameroon’s bikutsi tradition, released by TJR Productions in 1993. This compilation offers a selection of rhythmic and melodic expressions from the genre’s pop-inflected side, including tracks like "Halom," which showcase the percussive drive and call-and-response vocals characteristic of bikutsi.Though the artists remain unnamed, the album serves as a document of urban Cameroonian music in the early ’90s, with titles such as "Soukoumakossa" and "Douala Info" hinting at local cultural roots. Its modest footprint, reflected in limited Last.fm engagement, points to an artifact appreciated primarily by collectors and aficionados of African vinyl.

Album lore

The Best of Makossa Connection, Vol. 3 gathers eight tracks from Cameroon’s bikutsi tradition, released by TJR Productions in 1993. This compilation offers a selection of rhythmic and melodic expressions from the genre’s pop-inflected side, including tracks like "Halom," which showcase the percussive drive and call-and-response vocals characteristic of bikutsi.Though the artists remain unnamed, the album serves as a document of urban Cameroonian music in the early ’90s, with titles such as "Soukoumakossa" and "Douala Info" hinting at local cultural roots. Its modest footprint, reflected in limited Last.fm engagement, points to an artifact appreciated primarily by collectors and aficionados of African vinyl.