 The texts appealed for national solidarity, respect of women, importance of culture and showcasing the richness of his music repertoire and composition.The self-titled 2008 album "Victor Démé" included very notably his best known song "Djôn'maya"

The French producers Camille Louvel and David Commeillas hoped to distribute his album throughout Europe and facing obstacles from the major record labels and through Soundicate activists Romain Germa and Nicolas Maslowski, founded an independent record label, Chapa Blues Records, and signing Victor Démé as the first main artist with sales of the album passing 40,000 copies.The British magazine "Songlines" chose it the "best album of the year 2008".