The current members are part of the original group: A'Salfo (Salif Traoré), Goude, Tino (Étienne Boué Bi) and Manadja (Adama Fany).

Camso and two other members decided to create the group "Les marabouts", which enjoyed considerable success in West Africa and within the African community in Europe.

Despite its local success, the group encountered difficulties obtaining distribution in France, as no label initially showed interest in producing the title.

The album is entirely financed by Ephrem Youkpo, journalist/radio and TV host (initiator of La Nuit du zouglou in 1998 in France and since then boss of the x-pol music label).

Under this impetus, Magic System successively released three other albums: Un Gaou à Paris (2003), Petit Pompier (2005) and Cessa kié la vérité (2005).

On 19 May 2014, the opus Africainement Vôtre was released, containing the hit "Magic in the Air", produced by RedOne in collaboration with Chawki, whose clip has several hundred million views.

In 2018, the song "Magic in the Air" became the anthem of the France national team during the 2018 FIFA World Cup, performed in the stadium with each goal of the Blues.

At the end of 2020, the group left Parlophone and Warner to sign with the new label Universal Music Africa, with the aim of releasing a new album Envolée zougloutique on 21 June 2021.