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Ep102 - Music Battles

Ham Abdullah, Vans Musicians Wanted 2018 | Namie Rasman, Singapore International Jazz Battle 2018

21-Jul-18 16:00

Ep102 - Music Battles

With our eyes set on unearthing the freshest flavours from unexpected places, we widen our scope with hand-picked musical gems from all across Asia. It’s a common thread in Malaysia that one’s musical path to blazing glory wouldn’t be complete without participating in a battle of the bands gig. This week, we learn more about two starkly different music battles that share the same passion for discovering the next big act.  

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0:59 - Sunset Rollercoaster - New Drug (TWN)

5:31 - Sen Morimoto - Picture of a Painting (Ft. Reason Being) (JPN)

8:40 - Jitwam - Desires (IND)

11:49 - Jaggfuzzbeats - Lovin’ (MY)

16:23 - Ham Abdullah Interview (Vans Musicians Wanted)

Soundbed: Prasasti - Immunity (MY)

25:56 - Bedchamber - Out Of Line (IDN)

27:50 - Namie Rasman Interview (Singapore International Jazz Battle)

Soundbed: Hiroshi Fukumura & Sadao Watanabe - Hunt Up Wind (JPN)

38:01 - Steve McQueens - Catch Me Fallin’ (SG)

Produced by: Othniel Ting


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Categories:  Music

Tags:  wavelength,  battle of the bands,  vans musicians wanted,  sijb,  singapore international jazz battle,  sen morimoto,  jitwam,  jaggfuzzbeats,  ham abdullah,  namie rasman, 


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