Various ‎- Gumba Fire: Bubblegum Soul & Synth-Boogie in 1980s South AfricaIn 1980s black South Africa a local form of pop music evolved as the disco boom died down and slowly mutated. It was often ubiquitously described as Bubblegum usually stripped down and lo fi with a predominance of synths, keyboards and drum machines and overlaid with the kind of deeply soulful trademark vocals and harmonies that South African music is famous for. Compilers Miles Cleret (Soundway) and DJ Okapi (Afrosynth Records) present a selection of

Leny Andrade – Não Adianta / C2

moves along lovely with breaks and bleeps

Sleeve Condition: Mint

his track is a real four/four breakbeat extravaganza

Cult favorite among collectors

Carved in the void of space

“Southside”

The young Manchester lad and family member Swales returns to the land of Honey Butter to deliver his debut EP Night Cuisine

Limited to 150 copies worldwide

from UR's 'Transition' to Mike Dunn's 'So Let It Be House'

Christy died after a brief illness in 2011

This debut EP from the MISSYOU sub-label comes with “Stardance” and “Do You Hear Me” along with an respectfully extended edit of “Stardance” by Castro