Ep57: Nasi Hujan Panas

Othniel Ting

02-Sep-17 16:00

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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. This time round, a handpicked curation of Asian centric tunes perfect for rainy days in the car or by the window from the R&B flavors of Sam Rui, jazz licks courtesy of Kazumi Kaneda and of course – Indonesia’s rainy day experts Payung Teduh.

0:54 - Joji - Rain On Me (JPN)

3:42 - WYND - Overload (IDN)

8:00 - Choppy Chan - M2 (ft. SloDown) (SG)

11:02 - NAJ - Mine (ft. Kay of Novakane) (IDN)

14:50 - JAIE - Honest Oceans (MY)

19:09 - Mari Nakamoto - I Only Have Eyes For You (JPN)

24:36 - Wu Ming - Terombang Di Penantian (ft. Vira Talisa) (IDN)

27:06 - Hide & Rossana - Between Waves (JPN)

29:23 - Kazumi Kaneda - An Incredible (JPN)

33:57 - Sore - Bantal Keras (IDN)

39:39 - Payung Teduh - Berdua Saja (IDN)

44:47 - Sam Rui - U THE 1 (SG)

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Tags: wavelength, asian jams, joji, naj, jaie, sore, sam rui, payung teduh, r&b, soul, bossa nova

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