Ep63: The Ballad of Pastel Lite

Pastel Lite

14-Oct-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. After a string of high profile gigs, 2 years of writing and an episode of a burnt down studio later – alternative electronic duo Pastel Lite have finally dropped their debut album “Balada”. We caught up with the band to find out more.

0:53 - Gontiti - coconut basket (JPN)

3:43 - Mellow Fellow & Clairo - How Was Your Day? (PHI)

6:49 - Future Collective - A Distant Beach (IDN)

11:16 - Subsonic Eye - 2daze (SG)

14:41 - Selat Melaka - Tanpa Ruang (IDN)

19:57 - Pastel Lite - Caramel (MY)

24:54 - Pastel Lite Interview 1

36:56 - Pastel Lite - Aneh

40:42 - Pastel Lite Interview 2

50:31 - Pastel Lite - Sunny (MY)

Presented by: Othniel Ting

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Tags: wavelength, asian jams, pastel lite, bossa nova, gontiti, subsonic eye, dream pop, indie rock, mellow fellow

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