Wavelength Ep271

Froya

13-Dec-21 22:00

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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. Singer songwriter, producer and composer, Froya, joins us to talk about collaborations, picking up mixing and the process of making her latest EP "Creature".

Brother Sun Sister Moon - Numb

SZN (Sanaan, Zco, Nathanie) - Lose Control

Tiffany Day - CLOUDS

Tokimeki Records - Invitations (feat. Froya, Syohei Miyawaki)

Froya - Interview

Froya - B.L.O.W

9m88 - Beyond Mediocrity

Wave to Earth - Nouvelle Vague

BAP. - Almost Gandaria Blue

Produced by: Othniel Ting

Presented by: Othniel Ting

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