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Dive into the beauty of Mumbai with guest host Pooja playing the sounds of her hometown. Expect Bollywood songs, Rap, a Koli song and some fun references to trains.

With/msb Ep.6

1. Serious – Mansur Brown 00:00

2. Point of View – LTJ Bukem 02:40

3. 2Am – Boonshot 04:28

4. Cool Bless Safe – Finn Foxell 06:10

5. Will You Cry – See Dee 07:45

6. First Class – Khruangbin 10:20

7. Papaya – Wun Two 13:25

8. You Can’t Turn Me Away – Sylvia Striplin 15:30

9. More than a lover, more than a woman – Cay Caleb 18:00

10. U don’t need no frontin’ – Austin Marc 19:30

11. Egyptian Luvr (ft Aminé & Dana Williams) – Rejjie Snow 21:35

12. Together Is A Beautiful Place To Be (Nala Sinephro Remix) – Nubia Garcia 23:40

13. Mate In Five – Joe James 25:35

14. Basvegas (Bonus Track) – Joe James 27:50

15. Ericsson – Finn Foxell 30:50

16. Fenchurch St (ft Joe James) – KwolleM 33:18

17. Loss Pollos Hermanos – Knucks 35:00

18. Woolwich Arsenal (DLR) [ft D.C.] - KwolleM 36:04

19. Hunnids – Sainte 37:20

This podcast has been brought to life as part of Charlotte Schuitenmaker's PhD Thesis on contemporary Indigenous musics in Australia, investigating the relations between activism, urbanism, and Indigeneity through music. Instead of using interviews for just her thesis, Charlotte wants to share the interviews with you. The stories are important, and this way they are more accessible.

Please be advised that this podcast contains names of deceased persons.

This episode’s guest is Dobby. Dobby is a Filipino and Muruwari musician in Australia. He plays the drums, he plays piano, and he raps on top of that. Dobby has released several singles, an EP, and he is always involved in various musical and cultural projects.

Show script:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sGFg0tGX5ZRcPVwwmiPp5i5PdT2XAy1slP8vz4eMXYM/edit?usp=sharing

To find out more: https://www.dobby.com.au/

Instagram: @dobbyau

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DOBBYAU

Links for more information:

- About NAIDOC Week: https://www.naidoc.org.au/

- I Can’t Breathe video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aB9xhr_wR0M

- About David Dungay Jr.: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/jun/11/the-story-of-david-dungay-and-an-indigenous-death-in-custody

- About Australia’s national school curriculum: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/jun/03/teaching-australias-truth-is-an-opportunity-for-all-young-people

- About the 2019/2020 bushfires: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-50951043

- About Seed Mob: https://www.seedmob.org.au/

Panjab In My Eye’ Episode 16 featuring Karan Aujla, BBS, Rokitbeats and Gagan Mand. Some feel good and some acceleration tracks. Giving exposure to sound aesthetics and artists through flips, recent releases and Panjabi mixes. Panj Dareyaavan Da Bass - Bass of the Five Rivers on SOAS Radio

Tere Te Remix ft AP Dhillon & Gurinder Gill - DJ BBS 00:00

80 Degrees ft Amaal - Karan Aujla 01:45

Sade Bare Ki Sochya - DJ HMD 04:18

No Problem ft Sultaan - Gagan Mand 06:20

Tera Yaar ft Jax - Straight Bank 08:32

Itz A Hustle - Karan Aujla 10:10

Fully Loaded Desi Remix - Deejay JSG & Imperial AV 12:22

Click That B Kickin It (Yaar Jatt De) - Karan Aujla 14:00

18 Wheels ft Straight Bank - G Sandhu 16:08

NY Roots ft Prodiigy - Straight Bank 17:40

Vigdea Jatt - Gagan Mand 19:43

Puff Puff Pass ft Gavy Dhaliwal, Bhallwaan, Swapan Sekhon & Gur Chahal - Sultaan 21:55

Old Skool ft Prem Dhillon - ParasiteDARK

Nath ft Surjit Bindrakhia - ParasiteDARK 26:20

Here & There - Karan Aujla 28:42

Boli - Karan Aujla 31:20

Mera Rumaal ft Surjit Bindrakhia - ParasiteDARK 34:03

Insane - AP Dhillon, Shinda Kahlon, Gurinder Gill & Gminxr 36:00

Bhabi X2 - Keetview$, Pavvan & Rokitbeats 39:00

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"It was late last summer

my blood coloured the sky

When I heard you break your swear

Panjab in my eye.."

- Panjabi MC ft Surinder Shinda - Mirza

Cuban music, the real deal. This episodes aims at giving its listeners an authentic introduction to the richness and complexity of the music made on the island of Cuba. It focuses on the influence Afro-Cuban religions have on the culture of the island which lead to the development of one of the most exciting music scenes in the world. Hopefully you'll find some hidden gems and lesser known treasures when listening. Paolo was lucky to receive suggestions by Prof. Lucy Durán whose anecdotes make for surprising discoveries. Be ready for religious syncretism, transculturation, Afro-Cuban Jazz and some of the most danceable songs ever.

On this episode guest host Maria introduces us to songs reminiscent of the beauty of nature and her appreciation for its calming and meditative effects after over a year in lockdown. It is divided into three parts: The sea, the pier and the forest.

Panjab In My Eye Episode 15. Bringing you 'Panj Dareyaavan Da Bass' (Bass of the 5 Rivers). Essentials, flips, mixes and emotive recent releases

Poet, dramatist and writer TM AHMED KAYSHER of SAUDHA Society of Poetry and Indian Music talks to Isuru about his life, career and influences with live performances and readings plus info on Tagore, Nazrul Islam, Satyajit Ray and Derrida.

TICKETS for his latest show -

CENTENARY CELEBRATION: T S ELIOT’S ‘THE WASTELAND’ AND NAZRUL’S ‘BIDROHI’

https://richmix.org.uk/events/the-centenary-celebration-of-t-s-eliots-the-wasteland-and-nazruls-bidrohi/?fbclid=IwAR1qMBl_gRvrrjOYHo0QE0JuWePReTXZZ-yBO1Jb_kRROm1zLTxAJXbWu5I

Kimiya Qadri interviews Júlia about her upcoming SOAS Student Enterprise funded music workshop and some of the current issues surrounding Roma music in the 21st century.

Júlia Kozáková is a world-music singer from Slovakia and also a student from the Music Department at SOAS. She performed at the SOAS Concert Series in June 2021 with her new project called Manuša which mainly tracks old traditional Roma (Gypsy) songs and their stories from Slovakia and Central Europe.

In today's episode, our guest Amir Massoumian, a PhD student at SOAS University, joins us for a conversation. He will discuss the concerns surrounding eco-fascists in London, as well as his thoughts on diversity in Western education.