Antidote Magazine. - N°29
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Spring / Summer 2026
Four years after Mélo, Tiakola makes his big comeback with a new solo project. One of the pioneers of “mélo”—a genre at the crossroads of hip-hop, R&B, and African influences—he returns in 2026 more assertive, more direct, and darker than ever. More “Savage” than ever.
Balancing his rap heritage, Congolese roots, loyalty to the 93, and a desire to show a rawer side of himself, he’s embarking on a new chapter in his career. In the interview, he reflects on “mélo,” his sense of community, the losses he’s endured in the industry, and what it means to stay true to his principles.
In this issue, check out his interview and a series of exclusive photos.
This issue marks the launch of a new large-format edition, 30 × 40 cm, designed to give more space to the images. The magazine as an object, taken to the next level.
© Antidote Magazine.
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* Unfortunately, we are not able to guarantee a specific cover at time of order. Thank you for your understanding.
Spring / Summer 2026
Four years after Mélo, Tiakola makes his big comeback with a new solo project. One of the pioneers of “mélo”—a genre at the crossroads of hip-hop, R&B, and African influences—he returns in 2026 more assertive, more direct, and darker than ever. More “Savage” than ever.
Balancing his rap heritage, Congolese roots, loyalty to the 93, and a desire to show a rawer side of himself, he’s embarking on a new chapter in his career. In the interview, he reflects on “mélo,” his sense of community, the losses he’s endured in the industry, and what it means to stay true to his principles.
In this issue, check out his interview and a series of exclusive photos.
This issue marks the launch of a new large-format edition, 30 × 40 cm, designed to give more space to the images. The magazine as an object, taken to the next level.
© Antidote Magazine.
