Georges Dickson was popular in the second half of the 80s and the first half of the 90s with his "Makozouk" style, a mix of Makossa and Zouk. He scored several hits during those years, including "Kiss Me Doudou", "Crise Economique" and "Ville Morte". In the last two songs, he comments on the economic crisis and the resistance against it, which prevailed in Cameroon around 1990.
♫ Video Clip: 1990 – Crise economique - Georges Dickson
♫ Video Clip: 1992 – Villes mortes - Georges Dickson
After his 1995 album, Georges Dickson remained silent for several years. At the beginning of the new millennium, he released a few more albums that did not become very well known because of poor distribution. In recent years, with the exception of an occasional video clip, little has been heard from him.
♫ Video Clip: 2012 – Georges Dickson – Ne tirez pas sur l’artiste
♫ Video Clip: 2017 – 3ème Pied - Georges Dickson
