3LP Various: Gumba Fire (Bubblegum Soul & Synth-Boogie In 1980s South Africa)

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Gumba Fire (Bubblegum Soul & Synth-Boogie In 1980s South Africa) - LP, CD

Name: CD Various: Gumba Fire (Bubblegum Soul & Synth-Boogie In 1980s South Africa)
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Various

Pop | Electronic | Funk / Soul | Soul | Disco | Boogie | Bubblegum

2018

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3LP Various: Gumba Fire (Bubblegum Soul & Synth-Boogie In 1980s South Africa)

Soundway 9. March 2018 United Kingdom

33 ⅓ RPM Compilation

On the compilation "Gumba Fire", the reissue specialists at Soundway focused on a musical genre that was very popular among the black population of South Africa in the 1980s: bubblegum. In a way, this genre emerged from the ruins of the declining disco boom, comparable to the electro boogie that was developing in the US at the same time. Like ma...

More ID: 141438 EAN: 5060571360007 Discogs ID: 11545018

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Title	Gumba Fire (Bubblegum Soul & Synth-Boogie In 1980s South Africa)
Artist	Various
Format	3x LP (vinyl)
Labels	Soundway
Country of issue	United Kingdom
Date of publication	9. March 2018
First released	2018
Weight	690 g
EAN	5060571360007
Product ID	141438
Discogs ID	11545018
Discogs reviews	4.63

Various: Gumba Fire (Bubblegum Soul & Synth-Boogie In 1980s South Africa) version on vinyl 3LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Soundway on 9. March 2018.

On the compilation "Gumba Fire", the reissue specialists at Soundway focused on a musical genre that was very popular among the black population of South Africa in the 1980s: bubblegum. In a way, this genre emerged from the ruins of the declining disco boom, comparable to the electro boogie that was developing in the US at the same time. Like machine funk, bubblegum was based on a stripped-down lo-fi sound whose main elements were synths, keyboards and electronic beats. The only difference was that Bubblegum also contained the soul and harmony vocal elements that the South African musical landscape is famous for. For "Gumba Fire", Miles Cleret (Soundway) and DJ Okapi (Afrosynth Records) selected more than a dozen tracks that have found a permanent place in DJ sets over the years and have lost none of their groove to this day. The compilation thus sufficiently lives up to its title, which is a paraphrase of "hot party". Those who have been following Soundway's releases for a while will recognize in "Gumba Fire" the counterpart to the sampler "Doing It In Lagos: Boogie, Pop & Disco In 1980s Nigeria" introduced in 2016.

Album spans genres Pop, Electronic, Funk / Soul, Soul, Disco, Boogie and Bubblegum.

A1	The Survivals: My Brother	4:46 min
A2	Stimela: Mind Games	5:35 min
A3	Hot Soul Singers: Hlala Nami	4:13 min
B1	Zoom: Wayawaya	5:32 min
B2	Ashiko: Gumba Fire (Madlakadlaka)	5:41 min
B3	Monwabisi Yekani, Sun: Heartbeat	4:51 min
C1	Ntombi Ndaba: Do You Trust Amajita?	3:50 min
C2	The Black Five: Selallane	3:32 min
C3	Starlight: Picnicing	4:02 min
D1	Zasha: Hayi Ngodlame	4:39 min
D2	Joshiba: Gloria	5:02 min
D3	Sabela: Africa	4:59 min
E1	Condry Ziqubu: She's Impossible	5:57 min
E2	Peter Maringa: Listen To Me	7:51 min
F1	Zasha: Arrow Dub	4:50 min
F2	Ozila: Wola Wola	9:10 min