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Asian Jams #21

Othniel Ting

26-Nov-16 16:00

Asian Jams #21

With our eyes set on unearthing the freshest flavours from unexpected places, we widen our scope with hand-picked selections from all across Asia. 

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0:43 - Akinyemi - Flyaway (prod. henneysee) (TWN)

3:04 - Forest - Stretchin' (KR)

5:55 - M boogs & Justin de Guzman - I Just Wanna (PH)

10:51 - Vira Talisa Dharmawan - Chances Are (ft. Wu Ming) (IDN)

13:47 - Kaori Kumi - Kami ga Yureteiru (JPN)

16:36 - Noh Salleh - Bunga Di Telinga (MY)

21:11 - Payung Teduh - Angin Pujaan Hujan (IDN)

25:06 - WYND - Overload (IDN)

29:08 - J.Lu - Off to (ft. Summer Soul) (KR)

31:44 - IOAH - Deny (ft. jeebanoff) (KR)

35:32 - Hoody - My Ride (Slom & West1ne Remix) (KR)

38:54 - Crwn & Jess Connelly - How I Love (PH)


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