Mirage Supersonic is part of a new generation of Congolese singers who
try to honour the Congolese rumba as opposed to the more noisy exponents of present day Congolese music. Mirage started
singing as a teenager in school bands such as
Collège Horizons. Later, when he became a
professional singer, he was part of
Lebou Kabouya's
Quartier Latin Intégral from 2001.
In 2003, he joined
Alain Mpela's band
Génération A, but
his most important career switch occurred when he became one of the solo singers of
Koffi Olomide's
Quartier Latin, next to co-singers
Fally Ipupa,
Ferré Gola,
Soleil Wanga and others.
He was part of Quartier Latin from 2004 until 2006.
In 2006, he worked with
Ferré Gola on his first solo album
« Sens interdit », but he started also to work on his own
solo project and the following year he released his debut album
« Figure de Style ». The album was quite successful and
even
Koffi Olomide congratulated him for making this album, which contains the popular song
« Mon bébé » and a reprise
of a
Tabu Ley song
« Fétiche ».
A year later, Mirage featured on
Bouro Mpela's album
« Vice de procédure » (on the song
« Regret d'amour »), and in
2012, he released a second album
« Arrêtes-moi si tu peux »
(Stop Me If You Can).