Black Disco - Black DiscoWith a Yamaha organ and a dream, South African artist Pops Mohamed started his musical journey in the mid 1970s as the bandleader and composer of Black Disco, creating a hip melange of chill out jazz with futuristic drum machine sounds and spiritual overtones. His cosmic organ transmissions were accompanied by two of the most sought after session players on the South African scene, the sax and flute wizard Basil Coetzee, who had risen to fame in 1974

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a new style that was making its way to North Africa from Europe and North America

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the opportunity to dare more

thanks to Vinyl Parties and Performances by Louie Vega at Phonica Records in London and Rush Hour Records In Amsterdam (during ADE)

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as well as Ambient deviations by some of House and Techno’s leading producers

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charting a distinct personal trajectory between hiphop

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