La Loi de la nature
2015 studio album by Dynastie Le Tigre
La loi de la nature is an album that was released by the Cameroonian singer Dynastie Le Tigre on May 30, 2015, worldwide. A deluxe version of the album was released worldwide on May 26, 2016, by Tiger Prod and was marketed & distributed by Hope Music Group. The album is a walk of more than an hour in the heart of African rhythms revisited and modernized by Dynastie and his Dynastie family orchestration. Thereby emerge new musical variations such the Kwatt'nB & the Neo Bikutsi. Alongside these crossbreeding, Dynastie browsed through new genres from elsewhere as Afropop and even R&B.
It has 15 tracks with diverse inspirations from R&B to Afropop to Afrobeat;Many collaborations are found in the album some with young rising Cameroonians stars Michael Kiessou, X-Maleya, Stanley Enow, Moustik Le Krismatik ). Top Cameroonian music producers such as Mister Kriss, Lucky +2 and musicians like Ben Bass, Michel Mbarga also worked on the album. The main tracks were recorded in Ghetto Music Studios (Messa, Yaoundé) and Ndoumbe Studios (Nlongkak, Yaoundé); mixed and mastered by Christophe Avom.
Background
In 2015, after winning several awards, Dynastie returned working to studios and focusing on his new music. Produced by DJ Kriss, Prend soin d'elle was released on May 30, 2015, and became the first single from the album. Dynastie through the video concept, honored the good willing of catering women and to taking care of daily .
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