ADAYE - TURN IT UP
12" (12"/10" Single)
Label: AFROSYNTH
Release date: 10/04/2020
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Catalog no.: AFS0000038
Item ID: 490299
South African disco 12" originally released in 1983. Adaye was a once-off studio project featuring members of Stimela, the South African supergroup formerly known as The Cannibals and at the time also recording under aliases like the Street Kids and Kumasi. As Adaye they roped in singer Al Etto and went into the studio to record 'Turn It Up', a piece of guitar funk throbbing to a disco beat. Remastered from the original tapes.
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