Ep 10: Regional Grooves

Sean Ghazi & Ida Mariana

01-Nov-22 22:00

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A music programme focusing on vintage big band and classic swing sounds from the yesteryears. Hosted by the dynamic duo Sean Ghazi & Ida Mariana. Enjoy a selection of our favourite dulu-dulu songs from around the Asian region!

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Tracklist:

Nat King Cole - Dahil Sa Yo

Dick Lee - Bunga Sayang

Anneke Gronloh - Bengawan Solo

Thongchai McIntyre - Sabaai Sabaai

Zainal Abidin - Hijau

Pink Martini - Kikuchiyo To Mohshimasu

Frances Yip - Arirang

Nguyen Khang - Dong Doi

Aarti Mukherji - Tokhon Tomar Ekush Bachhar

Jasmine Chen - Waiting For Your Return

Produced by: Ali Johan

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