Moving on, there’s La Chose Là produced, mixed and mastered by Dijay Karl which is the record through which a lot of Cameroon’s urban music audience got to discover Big Game as that kid on the block gifted with the lyrical potentials to stamp his name among the best that ever did it from Cameroon. The record definitely holds a strong place in the hearts of all Big Game’s fans and it was only just it figures on the project’s track list.
The EP finally ends with Topoh, produced; mixed and mastered by Mageek Feengaz. The record is sonically a blueprint in itself as the record producer comes through with a vibe never heard of before. The instrumentation is built on samples of Jazz Music and the rapper goes in on the record in four different languages that is Pidgin English, English, French and his vernacular Basso. On the record Big Game is saying what he normally does when he jumps on every beat thrown at him which is to “Topoh” which is a pidgin word for “talking”. Big Game is obviously known for being too lyrical on all his songs, talking too much and saying exactly what’s in his head and his heart with the right feeling connected. The song is a little lay back and ends some seconds after two minutes thus perfectly fitting the concept of an outro after haven journeyed through seven lyrically armed songs.
The musical direction of the project is a signature of Big Game’s traditional “Afro Hip Hop” style of music. The music is influenced by sounds across Africa blended into contemporary Hip Hop and sung in Pidgin English, English, French and his native Basso from Babadjou in the Western Region of Cameroon. The project is a teaser to who Big Game is, as an artist and also an evidence of Big Game’s talent and thirst to build an artistic credibility that will end him as one of the best that Cameroon and Africa ever had. We hope you love this EP as much as he loved making it!
