With her 14 tracks in French Nana Lukezo sets off to conquer the Francophonie.

Already in distribution by the largest French portal www.sephoramusic.com of Christian music, the artist is from expanding her horizons. This new album typically of her musical universe makes us to know her even more.

With her varied musical style , she could have settle for the success of her previous songs, but it was stronger than her: Nana got back to work by using her musical tunes with new sound at times high or low. Some of the songs are even worn by the inspirations of urban music. But as in her habits, musical compositions are valued by the emotions they generate and their ability to make music lovers recetif to the biblical message she sings. 20 years of career is displayed through in the artistic maturity that this album reflects which the artist Nana Lukezo give unto us. She gives an impression of the album as a tad disjointed feeling, but ultimately proves a well-orchestrated and later became the tunes.

Three years after the release of her fourth album “Songs of my heart”, Nana Lukezo returns with this fifth album, true to her musical universe. With her distinctive voice, impossible not to raise up on your feet with some tracks like “N’attends pas (Do not wait)”, do not just go with the languid ballad” Mon ame a soif(My soul thirsts) “and remains motionless on the raga limits rhythms of” K.O. de Jesus (K.O from Jesus), not to sketch a few steps of salsa on “Ma reference (my reference).” An set of mixed titles, which at first glance may give an tad impression disjointed, but ultimately offers some hits that will work well. In anticipation of a tour that will lead her in several European cities, American cities not to mention a passage in Kinshasa and Brazzaville for a homecoming, she will have a busy year 2011.

With the release of her fifth album, Nana Lukezo offers us a DVD, “20 years already” filmed during the celebration of her 20 years of career in April 17, 2010 at Hotel Venus in Kinshasa, “Song of my heart “containing videos of different album of the artist, but especially her latest album of the same title and another filmed in Brussels during one of her concerts”SOS KIVU” in favor of MSF. A battle for which she was committed body and soul, crying out for the oppression of populations in the east of DRC. The title “Personne n’en parle (Nobody talks about)” testify her determination and willingness to help brothers and sisters in eastern Congo who are more than martyred.

In the view of promoting the new album, rendez-vous with the Christian music lovers in Brussels Saturday, February 12, 2011, the chosen day by the artist for a live performance of her new album. The Press as wellas many guests will be there. Although the majority of the 14 tracks on this new album are in French, resolutely turned towards the general French speakers, we do find some in Lingala, a question of looking back to one’s root African and Congolese.

We can only wish good luck to the artist, asking her to often visit Kinshasa as it has a large fan over there