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New Music from Indonesia by Djarum is a weekly, 15-minute podcast covering the music scene in Indonesia. A new artist is featured in each episode – and all have their music available on the iTunes Store. To learn more about Djarum, visit www.Djarum.com.
Juno Adhi, a graduate of Boston's Berklee College of Music, discusses the Brahmin beginnings of PARKDRIVE and his astonishment that his debut jazz/pop collection is the best selling album on iTunes for January 2006. 15:45, 9 MB.
Jason interviews lead singer and songwriter Marcel Thee from Jakarta-based SAJAMA CUT. Marcel talks about his Japanese inspirations and global aspirations and two songs are featured: LESS AFRAID and FALLEN JAPANESE. 14:52, 8.7MB
Jason talks with 21-year old Dina Dellyana from the hot Bandung electronica band, HOMOGENIC. Dina talks about her bands' influences and struggles, as well as their second album, ECHOES OF UNIVERSE...available exclusively on iTunes. 14:06, 8.1MB.
Jason and Rudolf Dethu - the godfather of the indie music scene in Bali - discuss why Bali indie music is so different from other parts of the country. Featured songs are "Miss Italiano" by THE HYDRANT and "Bebas" by THE POSTMEN. 14:28, 8.4MB. Next week Jason interviews Dina Dellyana, singer and songwriter from the Bandung-based electronica band HOMOGENIC. Check out their new album "Echoes of Universe" - available exclusively on iTunes. NOTE: Due to some recording complications, you might need to turn up the volume to clearly hear Jason and Dethu speaking. We figured out the problem and it will be fixed for next week's episode.
