http://bit.ly/gordonsleepdsc

Our remix for the amazing Gordon Koang!

Y Dah (Sleep D Remix) - Gordon Koang

Unreleased label material from artist-driven platform Music In Exile, a not-for-profit initiative that creates space for musicians working in culturally or linguistically diverse communities in Australia.

Interview & Tracklist: https://www.stampthewax.com/2021/06/24/self-portrait-music-in-exile/

Self-Portrait: Music in Exile


Tracklist
1. Bird Traps - Vadhana
2. Soda Eaves - Like drapes either side
3. Badskin - Unreleased I 
4. Badskin - Unreleased II
5. Badskin - Unreleased III
6. Badskin - My Dvorak Choir - Unreleased IV
7. Badskin - My brother the Mbira - Unreleased V
8. Badskin - Unreleased VI
9. Dr. Nathaniel Huynh - Home sessions I
 10. Catman - Joo Koon
11. Blue Divers - Mud - Unreleased
12. Dr. Nathaniel Huynh - Home sessions II
13. Badskin - Unreleased VII
14. Badskin - Unreleased VIII
15. Badskin - Unreleased IX

It's Not Too Late - Netilradio Set w/ host Blake Creighton

Music before bread is a weekly breakfast show, broadcasting live from Tyler’s home in Naarm (Melbourne) on Saturday mornings from 9-11 (aest) // 11-1 (nzt)

@tylerbarrow

Tyler would like to acknowledge the traditional owners and custodians of the land on which he broadcasts this show, the Boonwurrung and Wurundjeri people of the Eastern Kulin Nation, and pay respect to their Elders, past, present, and continuing and extend that respect to all first nations people.
Sovereignty was never ceded.

Music before bread w/ Tyler, Aysu & Nathaniel - December 2nd 2023

JONNY NASH - SANPO 014

A tale of a lost sailor  -  drifting further and further away  -  finding himself in most beautiful dehydration delirium  -  as the angels fly out of the aurora skies like seagulls.

Calming Waves w/ Eleventeen🔹Eston ☽

MIXES

MOLLY WATER - SANPO 085 - Unopposable Space

Bartosz Kruczynski (Earth Trax) - SANPO 138

Leo James - SANPO 151

‘Aida’, the first single from nine-piece afrobeat ensemble Ausecuma Beats, is a celebration of love between two people that sees no divide. The song, sung by Gambian-born Yusupha Ngum and recorded live with the band in Melbourne, speaks of a love that grows as new lessons are learned. 

Ausecuma Beats demonstrate what can happen when a group of artists come together based on an idea - in this case, the idea of place, of transplanting cultural heritage into a contemporary city. The band showcase what happens when people from the farthest flung corners of the world find themselves living shoulder to shoulder in a new environment. The result - nine unique individuals, each masters of their own craft and with their own personal histories, working together to create something that can be called their own. The band on this recording includes Bassidy Kone, Yusupha Ngum, Mohamad Camara, Boubacare Gaye, Luke Koszanki, William Larsen, Rodolfo Panga, Sonu Sangameswaren and Ed Croker. 

Ausecuma Beat will release their debut EP on November 22, 2019 ahead of performances at Melbourne Music Week and Strawberry Fields Festival later this year. 

Music in Exile is a not-for-profit initiative aimed at creating space for musicians from a refugee or migrant background living in Australia. Everything we do is done in collaboration with the artists, working together to build new audiences and share their stories. 

http://musicinexile.com.au 
hi@musicinexile.com.au

Ausecuma Beats - Aida

Mix by Kgomotso Sekhu for Music In Exile.

@djmolk @musicinexileau

"Spiritual funk travels from South Africa 🇿🇦 Africa to Brazil 🇧🇷  with a layover in Australia 🇦🇺“

https://undertheapricottree.net/music-in-exile/

Photo: Sarah Pannell

Apricot 11: Music In Exile

Music in Exile is a not-for-profit record label & artist services company that champions Australian musicians from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, particularly those with lived experience of displacement or diaspora. Our organisation is artist-led, working collaboratively with individual artists to build viable and sustainable career opportunities in the Australian music industry, and in doing so to highlight the invisible barriers that exist for these artists and to work toward a more accessible and equitable Australian music industry.

Ausecuma Beats - Aida

Music in Exile

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