In this half, we talked a whole lot more including the story behind LaMunai's reissue of classic Indonesian records as well as the demand for these reissues.

For this episode of NWFM, we talked with the man behind LaMunai Records/La-La Records, Rendi Pratama. We discussed topics regarding his early days as a record shop merchant before becoming one of the most notable local record labels today. 

The therapy session continues... now with questions from our live audience as well as we talked further about live shows.

All in all, it's always a fun episode with the guys from Disorder. Stay tuned for more!

We talked with the guys from Disorder/Burzum about....something serious but turned out to be a therapy session for one of the hosts. 

Continuing our conversation from Pt.1, we covered about Indonesia's history regarding musical rights as well as qna session from our discord listeners which covers how Irama Nusantara obtained their collection and a lot more!

Fuelled by strong initiative and passion for Indonesian music, Irama Nusantara's long-lasting dream was to create a proper database for Indonesian popular music from every era. In this episode, we are fortunate enough to have a chat with Gerry Apriyan, one of the contributors for Irama Nusantara, to explore deeper into Indonesian music archiving.

Caught up with the guys behind Dead Records and Pepaya Records on their upcoming collaboration Moda Ekuator. These two Jakarta based record labels have joined forces to create a compilation album focused on showcasing Indonesian post-club deconstructed electronic music. Aiming to become an artefact at this untouched territory of Indonesian electronic music scene, the upcoming compilation album will feature 12 local artists (as of now) to represent an album with strong cultural identity.

In this episode, we had the chance to talk with the folks behind Kudeta Magazine who recently garnered a lot of attention. We talked about their journey since 2015 and how you can start your own affinity group and/or publication. 

Continuing Pt.1 of our conversation with Teguh Wicaksono from Sounds From The Corner (SFTC), we dive deeper into SFTC's vision, discussed our views of live shows and digital content post-pandemic as well as future plans for SFTC. 

For this week's NWFM we had a fruitful discussion with Teguh Wicaksono, co-founder of Sounds From The Corner (SFTC), an online music platform based on Youtube showcasing music from Indonesia. We talked about music and digital content as well as the essence of maintaining consistency as a creator in the digital age.