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Sipho Gumede
Something to Say
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Catno
VLM-005
Formats
1x Vinyl 12" EP Limited Edition
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Release date
Feb 24, 2023
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Four stunning tracks from South African bassist Sipho Gumede, taken from two rare 80s albums where South African roots meet American boogie. Side A features Zulu vocals and African jazz while the flip has drum machines and U.S soul/gospel styles. Incredible stuff!
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A1
Uthinina
4:40
A2
Bayabizana
4:31
B1
Something to Say
4:32
B2
City of Gold
3:35
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