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Ayo Ke Disco: Boogie, Pop & Funk From The South China Sea (1974-88)
Soundway general manager Alice Whittington, aka Norsicaa (DJ), selects 10 deep cuts from local labels, officially reissued on vinyl for the first time – forming a snapshot of the vibrant discotheques and live scenes across Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Hong Kong and the Philippines. Ayo Ke Disco’ (meaning ‘Let’s go to the disco’ in Malay and Indonesian) celebrates the musical identities emerging from the newly independent countries in South-East Asia during the 1970s and 80s. The artists featured here were known for exploring traditional sounds alongside funk, disco, city-pop and even political psych-rock, genres that were indicative of the exciting but often turbulent period. But despite the post-war backdrop of instability there came unprecedented levels of economic prosperity. With a hopeful buzz filling the air, the music scene was helping lead the way in reshaping the new identities of the region.
A1
Fatimah Razak - Dahaga
A2
Black Brothers - Mangge Mangge
A3
Marini - Kuingin Dekatmu
A4
Tanny Tian Niu - Deng Ni Zai Yu Zhong [ 等你在雨中 ]
A5
The Rollies - Disco
B1
Jun Regalado - Pinoy Funk
B2
John Philips - Ayo Ke Disco
B3
Aria Junior - Salah Tingkah
B4
Ahmadi Hassan - Habibi (Mari Bersatu)
B5
ผ่องศรี วรนุช - Aew...Phu Chai [ เอ๊ว…ผู้ชาย ]