Tala 81 – André-Marie Tala, 1981
Afro Caribbean Beats : 52 albums entre 1981 et 2026
Tala 81 – André-Marie Tala, 1981
Waka Juju – Manu Dibango, 1982
Fleurs Musicales du Cameroun – Artistes Divers, 1982
Makossa Digital/Paï ‘A Nyambe – Toto Guillaume, 1983
N. Lauretta – 1983
Makassi – Sam Fan Thomas, 1984
Tiopou Yamou – Tasse Vermont Du Clair, 1984
Kassav’ – 1984
Nuit Blanche – Sixun, 1985
Le Lolo – Franky Vincent, 1985
Wake Up Africa – Douleur, 1986
Jacob F. Desvarieux / Georges Decimus – 1986
Je Suis Fâché – Abéti, 1986
Si Tcha – Sam Fan Thomas, 1986
Soro – Salif Keita, 1987
Exil – Ralph Thamar, 1987
Lévé Mwen – Claude Vamur, 1987
Pygmées – Sixun, 1987
Fire – Alfred Thonga, 1987
Beneground – Douleur, 1987
Sang Mêlé – Eddy Louiss, 1987
Tracé – Sakiyo, 1988
Kimbe Kow – Karata, 1988
Muna – Jeanet N’diaye, 1988
Miyel – Joëlle Ursull, 1988
La Klé – Edith Lefel, 1988
Explore – Sixun, 1988
Missounwa – Monique Séka, 1989
Live – Sixun, 1989
Kannaval – Sakiyo, 1990
Zouké Light – Volt Face, 1993
San Fwontié – Gwa Ka, 1997
Fanny’s Dream – Roger Raspail, 1997
Sa Sé Trop – Réginald Policard, 1997
Sakésho – 2002
We Want You To Say… – Sakésho, 2005
Dounia – Mokhtar Samba, 2005
Baylavwa – 2010
Cap Sud – Eric Bonheur, 2012
Afrodescendant – Bago, 2016
Diamant H20 – Jean-Claude Montredon, 2017
Le Temps Fou – Jonathan Jurion, 2019
Hommage à Franco Luambo – Ray Lema, 2019
Since 1966 – Jean-Philippe Fanfant, 2021
Ki Nov ? – Dominique Bougrainville, 2022
Vwa La – Hubert Colau, 2022
Bel Matjoukann – Thierry Vaton, 2022
Convergence – Jimmy Felvia, 2023
Perspectives – Georges Granville, 2023
Mario Canonge Trio Live – 2023
Poets of Forest – Dolmen / Alibo / Omicil, 2025
Caldeira – Mario Canonge Trio, 2026