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Josky Kiambukuta (1949–2021), born Joseph Kiambukuta Londa, was a legendary Congolese singer-songwriter and a central figure in the TPOK Jazz band led by Franco Luambo Makiadi. Known as "Le Commandant," he was celebrated for his immense vocal range, transitioning from high tenor to deep bass, and for his prolific compositions that defined the "Josky style" within the odemba rumba genre. Early Life and Career (1949–1972) Birth: Born on February 14, 1949, in Gombe-Matadi, Bas-Congo (now Kongo Central). Beginnings: He grew up in Kinshasa and initially wanted to be a guitarist but shifted to singing and songwriting. First Bands: He joined African Fiesta Sukisa in 1969 under Docteur Nico Kasanda, recording his first hit, "Sadi Naboyi Masumu". Orchestre Continental: In 1971, he co-founded this band, where he popularized the "sex soum" dance and earned the nickname "Djo Sex". The TPOK Jazz Era (1973–1989) Joining Franco: He joined TPOK Jazz in 1973 with the help of Simaro Lutumba. Initially, his "fiesta" style was rejected by Franco until Simaro mentored him to adapt to the band's odemba sound. Leadership: He eventually became the band's second vice president after Simaro. Major Hits: Composed and sang lead on several massive hits, including: "Propriétaire" (1980) "Bimansha" (1981) "Missile" (1983) "KSK" (1984) and "Mata Kita Bloqué" (1987) Post-Franco and Later Years (1989–2021) Bana OK: After Franco’s death in 1989, Josky co-founded Bana OK in 1994 with Simaro Lutumba and Ndombe Opetum to preserve the band's legacy. Solo Career: He moved to France and released several solo albums, including Dernier Avertissement (1999), Oui Ça Va (2003), and Double Vie (2005). Retirement & Death: Health issues, including being wheelchair-bound, led to his retirement around 2009. He returned to Kinshasa in 2011 and died on March 7, 2021, at the age of 72.