There are a couple of things synonymous with Goya Gumbani: loafers, a large hat, and his distinctive neo-soul and jazz sound. As a continuation from his previous project, Warlord Of Weejuns, which references Miles Davis alias as well as his affinity for the iconic GH Bass silhouette, Gumbani took pockets of inspiration from his travels to fuel the sound of his latest EP, Bean Pie.For the Brooklyn-born, South London artist and producer, drawing from his transatlantic upbringing comes naturally. H...
There are a couple of things synonymous with Goya Gumbani: loafers, a large hat, and his distinctive neo-soul and jazz sound. As a continuation from his previous project, Warlord Of Weejuns, which references Miles Davis alias as well as his affinity for the iconic GH Bass silhouette, Gumbani took pockets of inspiration from his travels to fuel the sound of his latest EP, Bean Pie.For the Brooklyn-born, South London artist and producer, drawing from his transatlantic upbringing comes naturally. H...
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