Episode 74: Classic Rock Special and Jason sign-off

The genre that has the greatest staying power in Indonesia isn't gamelan or keroncong, it is Classic Rock. In this episode we feature three artists that keep it alive and kicking: The Wheels with "Gadis Malam", Orphan with "Romeo and Julie", and Betrayer with "Cinta Yang Kembali".

This episode marks the end of Season Three of New Music from Indonesia, and also is the last one hosted by Jason Tedjasukmana. All of us here at Equinox DMD give Jason a big shout out for all of his hard work promoting artists and music from Indonesia. Tune in next week for a new season, a new format, a new logo, a new host and a new audio engineer. 11:52, 5.6MB.

Episode 73: Made J

One of Bali's best Blues guitarists, Made J, was in Bali recently and Mark managed to catch him his concert to launch the Alila Independent Selection Vol. 1. This concert was recorded and is now live on iTunes as well. Do check it out - it's an incredible (and rare) live recording. We feature two songs: "A Little More Time" and "Memphis Train". 11:52, 5.6MB.

Episode 72: Bali Special

Thanks for all the great feedback on last week's live Navicula podcast - and since you want to hear even more music from the Island of the Gods we put together a special Bali episode featuring our latest acquisitions. Our featured artists this week are: Born by Mistake with "Acrimonious Hate", Di Ubud with "Ci Jelema Iri" and Telephone with "Kekalahanku". 13:51, 6.6MB.

Episode 71: Navicula

This week Jason travels to Bali to attend the album launch of one of Bali's hottest bands, Navicula. Lead singer Robbie talks about the scene in Kuta amidst the all-night rock concert. We feature two songs performed live from their album "Beautiful Rebel": "Like a Motorbike" and "Mawar & Melati". (please note we are trying out our new Edirol recorder - it's really great when you get all the settings correct as we have since learned...) 14:50, 7.1MB.

Episode 70: Surabaya Special

A few listeners have noticed that we have done specials on Yogyakarta and Bandung - but what about Indonesia's second largest city, Surabaya? As requested - here is the Surabaya Special. There is a lot going on in this bustling industrial city on Java's eastern coast and we feature three artists this week: Total Tragedy with "From the Time", Vox with "I'll See You", and Lovely Tea with "Train". 16:58, 8.1MB.