Don Laka – Lets Move the Night | Boogie Breakdown: South African Synth Disco (1980–1984) @SynthMusicWorld
Don Laka – Lets Move the Night | Boogie Breakdown: South African Synth Disco (1980–1984)  @SynthMusicWorld
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Experience "Let's Move the Night" by Don Laka, an infectious blend of South African boogie, synth disco and early electronic dance music from the acclaimed compilation Boogie Breakdown: South African Synth Disco (1980–1984).

Don Laka was among the leading innovators of South Africa's evolving electronic music scene during the early 1980s. "Let's Move the Night" showcases his knack for combining soulful melodies, vibrant synthesizers and irresistible dance rhythms into a polished, uplifting groove that remains timeless decades later.

Featured on Boogie Breakdown, the track highlights the creativity of South African musicians who embraced emerging electronic instruments while developing a sound uniquely their own.

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Don Laka – Let's Move the Night | Boogie Breakdown: South African Synth Disco (1980–1984)

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