Wavelength: Alena Murang

Othniel Ting | Alena Murang

24-Sep-16 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 selections from all across Asia. This week, Alena Murang joins us on the show to shed some light on the traditional Borneo instrument known as the Sape.

0:12 - Ardneks - Memories Of Coconut Island (IDN)

3:49 - RE:ONE - jourjourjour (KR)

5:58 - Rainbow Chan - Nest (HK)

10:39 - WYND - Overload (IDN)

14:40 - Alena Murang Interview

27:47 - Alena Murang- Re Lekuah (MY)

30:03 - Payung Teduh - Berdua Saja (IDN)

35:25 - Desiigner - Panda (iwamizu & 3tos edit) (JPN) (TRACK OF THE WEEK)

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Tags: wavelength, asian music, sape, borneo, traditional instruments, alena murang, rainbow chan, payung teduh, desiigner

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