Guy Nsangué

Guy Nsangué grows up with the hits of James Brown and Kool & The Gang. After starting out as a guitarist, he started out as a bassist in the 80s, rubbing shoulders with zouk, jazz and African music. Influenced by the playing of Marcus Miller, Francis Johnson and Abraham Laboriel, he makes his bass sound very rhythmic in the albums of Kassav' ’(Difé), Eddy Louis (Multicolour Feeling) and Jean Luc Ponty (Tchokola). “It was a very African album with Brice Wassy, Yves N'Djock, Abdou Mboup and me. We all collaborated on the composition. Everyone put their ideas and we composed live in the studio ”.