Govindo

Disco Segreta proudly presents the reissue of one of the most elusive and sought-after gems of underground italo disco, Govindo’s “Ou Ka Vini Com Moin.

Originally released in 1983 on the obscure “Gala label and quickly withdrawn from the market, this hypnotic, space-tinged cosmic italo disco bomb remained virtually unknown outside a small circle of hard core italo disco collectors — until now.

Wriitten by Mario Baldoni aka Miro and recorded during a journey across the French Antilles, the track was laid down in Fort-de-France, Martinique, capturing a unique cultural and musical intersection. Its title comes from a typical Martinican Creole expression—U Ka Vini Co Muè—meaning “C’mon, come with me.

The track’s lush arrangement, crafted by Gregorio “Greg Puccio, is a quintessential snapshot of analog italo disco at its finest: Roland Juno 60, JX-3P, Korg PolySix / Poly800, and LinnDrum LM-1 create a dreamlike, deeply atmospheric soundscape.

For the first time, this edition presents the original 12 full-length versions (vocal/instrumental), alongside the shorter 7 vocal version, remastered directly from the actual analog master tapes, plus two new remixes: the Marcello Giordani Hypnomix a future electro synth classic from one of Italy’s finest producers and the Miro’s Fort de France Sunset a balearic downbeat contemporary reinterpretation by the original artist 42 years after.

• 1 Ou Ka Vini Kom Moin (Original 12 Vocal)
• 2 Ou Ka Vini Kom Moin (Original 12 Instrumental)
• 3 Ou Ka Vini Kom Moin (Original 7 Vocal)
• 4 Ou Ka Vini Kom Moin (Marcello Giordani Hypnomix)
• 5 Ou Ka Vini Kom Moin (Miro's Fort de France Sunset)