BALL, BENJAMIN - FLASH A FLASHLIGHT
12" (12"/10" Single)
Label: CULTURES OF SOU
Release date: 05/08/2016
Barcode: 0820250050514
Catalog no.: COS120000505
Item ID: 436003
One of the great synth boogie artists of the '80s in South Africa, Ball's unique reggae-tinged synth was hugely popular. This 12-inch offers one track with vocals and one without.
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