South African Bubblegum: The 1980s Synth Pop that Resisted Apartheid | Ethnomusicology Explained!

Step back to the 1980s with Ethnomusicology Explained! as we vibe with the best that the South African Bubblegum synth pop era had to offer! Bubblegum was energetic party music that helped to soothe divisions cultivated between Black South Africans by the apartheid state. It did so by using various languages in its lyrics and drawing melodies from music traditions across the country.
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History of apartheid South Africa
Cultural Soundscapes
Anthropological Music Study
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