Congolese music star Fally Ipupa returns to an early solo record with “Orgasy,” a rework on XX : Délirium. The song first appeared on his debut solo album Droit Chemin, and the new version finds him revisiting the sound that introduced him as a solo act.
This is a rework rather than a fresh composition, so the arrangement carries much of the weight. It leans into the melodic pull of Congolese rumba, the style that shaped his early work. The result sits well inside the XX : Délirium project, where he honours a record that helped build his catalogue.
Fally Ipupa Nsimba was born in Kinshasa and is often called the “Prince of Rumba.” He is known for his tenor vocals across rumba, ndombolo, and soukous. His debut solo album Droit Chemin arrived in 2006, and he has since released Tokooos II and Control. He has also built a strong run of visuals, with the official clip for “Orgasy” passing fifteen million YouTube views.
His delivery here feels assured, shaped by years of experience. The vocal sits easily against the rumba backdrop, and nothing feels rushed. The arrangement gives the melody room to breathe.
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