Ep59: Malaysia Day Special

Othniel Ting

16-Sep-17 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 musical gems from all across Asia. On this special Malaysian Day edition of Wavelength we're championing our local scene with a handpicked curation of strictly Malaysian tunes including some Alfonso Soliano jazz, Nusantara vibes from Noh Salleh and dream pop from Pastel Lite.

0:44 - Zee Avi - The Book Of Morris Johnson

3:56 - Jaggfuzzbeats - Lovin’

8:20 - Tenderfist - Postcards

12:59 - OJ LAW - Tongue Tied

17:46 - Pastel Lite - Masa Kita

21:27 - Airliftz - Come N See You

24:14 - SXPH68Gs - Apa Da Hal

27:27 - Orang - Mother's Couch

30:18 - Noh Salleh - Bunga Di Telinga

35:03 - Alfonso Soliano - Airmata Berderai (ft. Zain Azman)

37:38 - Ali Aiman - Air Mata Berderai

42:17 - Tokimonsta - Don’t Call Me (ft. Yuna)

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