Awilo Longomba is a famous musician from DR Congo (Zaire) and a soukous artist. He is heavily influenced by his father, Vicky Longomba, who was the lead singer and founder of Tout puissant OK Jazzâduring the golden age of Congolese rumba. Awilo is popular for hits like Coupe bibamba, Abidjan debout and Karolina. He is also the uncle of the Kenyan group, Longombas.

Makoma is a gospel group from the Democratic Republic of Congo. It consists of 3 brothers and 3 sisters from the same family and the seventh member is a friend. The group members are Nathalie Makoma (lead singer), Annie Makoma, Pengani Makoma, Tutala Makoma, Duma Makoma, Martin Makoma, and Patrick Badine. Annie is a tailor who plays a leading role in the design of most of the group's stage attire, and Martin doubles up as the group's choreographer. They sing in English and Lingala.

They started performing as a group in 1995 as a group called Nouveau Testament.

Kaysha has been called the future of Afro-Carribean music and is famous for the way his music borrows from various genres - kizomba, rap, zouk, rhythm and blues, etc.

His big breakthrough was with his first single called 'Bounce Baby' which uses a sample from West Indian band Kassav's Oulé. This was on his debut album, I'm Ready. His next album was a collaboration with Wu Tang Clan's Killah Priest called Worldwide chic. He released the It's all love album on his own label called Sushiraw Entertainment and the album enjoyed a lot of success through the single, On dit quoi.

L.S. Afrodiziak is a R&B singer from the Democratic Republic of Congo