In celebration of the release of her new EP "wu…/HA!" on Shanghai label Eating Music, Cocoonics has put together a china.wav mix for us this month, featuring her own tracks and songs from artists who have been inspiring her lately.

Talking about her choice of songs, she tells us, "In this mix, I selected tracks from my upcoming EP and one of my past releases, "Plague." Because the vibe in the EP "wu…/HA!" is going from something organic to something industrial, this set has a similar idea. Besides that, I collected some tracks that I have referred to when making the EP, including some noise rappers like Moodie Black and Zebra Katz, also some punk influences from the newly formed Hong Kong band N.Y.P.D, my recent favourite band IDLES, Rubberbandits(who I discovered from my favourite film "Trainspotting"), and a talented metal duo Black Dresses. You can see where my inspiration comes from and have a peek at my music taste, which would be different from some of my dance music-focus DJ sets."

Tracklist:
Marivere gati (feat. Susha) - AMMAR 808
SOURDURE - LA RUPTURE     
Fresh Pandora - Cocoonics
Flores & el mar - Lila Tirando a Violeta
stately drums [iso] - free mp3 recording software     
仲可唔可以寄希望于呢张床(Can I Still Lay My Hope In This Bed?) - Cocoonics
Heaven - Black Dresses
ISH - ZEBRA KATZ
雞蟲狗公鴨 (Chicken Worm Dog Duck) - 南洋派對 N.Y.P.D
Mother - IDLES
Dads Best Friend - The Rubberbandits
Freedom  - Moodie Black
Plague - Cocoonics

china.wav Mix: Cocoonics

With the release of their second compilation album, Out of Fashion Boys founders Luxixi and TsingLung attempt to capture "the dizziness when fighters get rocked, [which] pretty much resembles the numbness after five or six Vodka shots."

To celebrate the release, they have put together a wide-ranging, two-hour b2b set as our latest china.wav mix.

china.wav Mix: Luxixi and Tsing Lung b2b

SoundCheck is a monthly podcast by RADII China, which explores the best sounds, songs and music stories coming out of China each month. 

Wes Chen and Bryan Grogan come together for a podcast that explores everything from experimental deconstructed club music to conscious hip hop, sharing stories about the bands, producers and rappers behind some of the best Chinese and diaspora songs every month.

Tracklist:
nehcetep, ahmooow -- Kweichow (nehcetep edited, feat. ahmooow)
周士爵 -- 常识 f. DJ LJ
Kaishandao -- Hearsay
久违 -- 我的瓷 f. Jahjah Way, Fac D12
TOW -- If I’m in Love With You
AR -- 简单 f. 孔令奇，Wes Chen
Yen Tech -- Assembler
Bohan Phoenix -- But I still love you

SoundCheck -- Yen Tech, AR, Bohan Phoenix, Sleeping Dogs and More

Cross x Talk: Join Iron Mic's Dana "Showtyme" Burton & Bohan Phoenix for “Culture vs Hate”

In the wake of Anti-Asian attacks and to commemorate the end of AAPI Heritage Month, the two creative legends and Wes Chen of thePark talk with RADII on how stereotypes fuel racial hatred and paths forward using culture.

Since the start of the pandemic, the Asian diaspora has suffered an incredible rise in discrimination and violent hate crimes. Attacks on Asians in 16 of America's largest cities soared by a never before seen 164% in the first quarter of 2021. 8 in 10 Asian Americans told Pew Research that violence against them is increasing.

Advocates for Asian Americans have blamed anti-China rhetoric that was fueled by former President Donald Trump, but some have also argued that Sinophobic bias is prevalent on both sides of the aisle. So where do we go from here?

Dana Burton, Bohan Phoenix, and Wes Chen will join RADII in the “Preservation of the Human Race” Club on Clubhouse to discuss both the history of ingrained stereotypes against Asian immigrants - Yellow Peril, the Model Minority Myth etc. - and how a love for and sharing of culture (music, hip hop, art) can pave a path forward out of hate.

INTRODUCING:

Dana “Showtyme” Burton was born and raised in Detroit. After moving to China nearly two decades ago, he has since been working tirelessly to utilize hip hop as a connection point between American and Chinese communities. He is the founder and creative director of Iron Mic, China’s first branded entertainment agency, and has been referenced in publications ranging from CNN to the Cambridge History of World Music.

Born in Hubei province in China and raised in New York, Bohan Phoenix is an acclaimed bilingual rapper who has worked with the likes of Higher Brothers and Vava. He has been a great RADII friend and CROSSxTALK veteran, including weighing in last year with MC Tingbudong on Asian rappers for the Black Lives Matter movement.

(https://radiichina.com/black-lives-matter-and-asian-communities/)

Wes Chen is a podcast host and presenter who has headed up China’s longest running hip hop podcast The Park since 2006, proving instrumental in the rise of some of China’s biggest hip hop stars, and becoming the country’s most mainstream hip hop podcast in the process.

SHOW NOTES:
2:12 - 16:15
The model minority myth, its origins, how it effects all minorities in America, how it has created stigmas specifically towards the Asian community, and the role it plays in the recent rise of sino-phobia. 
16:15 - 21:00
The lack of recognition of Asian-American experience in America culture and history and how people of Asian decent are continually deemed as foreign in the eyes of mainstream America.
21:00 - 28:18
How geopolitics have effected race relations among US citizens of different communities, and how fear inducing media rhetoric has fueled the divide amongst Americans of different cultures.
28:18 - 34:40
Can music, art, travel, education, and experiencing culture, work against the mainstream media that is pushing a narrative that enforces tribalism and bring people together.
36:00 - 44:30
Differences in how media on both sides of have handled issues without nuance, and how it has effected the minds of actually people in different countries.
44:30 - 47:14
Bohan Phoenix - But I still love you 
47:15 - 52:30
Tribalism being played out on social media platforms.
52:30 - 1:03:45
Shared appreciation of art and culture being the tool of the people to raise awareness and to reach people and bring perspective.
1:03:50 - 1:26:35
Lack of diversity in the entertainment industry in America, more specifically Asian representation, stereotypical roles, and how this phenomena plays a part in society.
1:26:45 - end
MC Jin - Stop the Hatred f Wyclef Jean

CrossxTalk: Culture vs Hate

This week we welcome Slowcook, a Beijing-based DJ who has been cutting her teeth at integral club Zhao Dai. Slowcook runs her own monthly gender-equal party called G2Gather, made a stunning appearance on Boiler Room last year and just recently announced the launch of her new independent radio station Baihui. 

This month she mixes Mandopop with British techno and more.

Tracklist:
Flore - You Were Here
The Future Sound of London - Cascade (Part 1)
Kamus - Wallace
Guava - SZD Orion
Pessimist - Empty Words
Laksa - FWD Ghosts
ESTHER - Granite
PlayPlay - Signaling
UNIIQU3 - LSD 
Rose Bonica - Destitute
Kim Anh - Recovering
王菲 - 不再儿嬉
Run Tings - Something To Dance To
Sam Goku - Fusing Bubbles
TSHA - Demba (feat. Trio Da Kali)

DCYY: https://dcyy.bandcamp.com/album/home-fitness

China.wav Mix: Slowcook

On our June episode of SoundCheck, Wes Chen, host of hip hop podcast thePark, and Bryan Grogan, culture editor at RADII, talk about some of their favorite tracks from the month, by the likes of Wang Yitai and Aire, Yadae and Bloodz Boi, while they also discuss the stories behind some of their current favorite summer songs from Chinese artists.

SoundCheck -- Yadae, Bloodz Boi, Wang Yitai and More

Born in Taiwan and based out of Guangzhou, 21-year-old DJ Sulk has been a rising force on the Chinese club scene, as he cut his teeth in the shadowy Shenzhen club Oil, before taking his talents to some of the best clubs in China. 

This month for our china.wav mix, he mixes Faye Wong with French composer Francois De Roubaix and more.

China.wav Mix: Sulk

Chongqing-born DJ Postunk is currently based in Chengdu in Sichuan province. He began DJing in 2017 and has since started his own online radio show and founded his own club in the Western city. 

This month he brings us a grouping of diverse electronica, which he refines into a spacey, vibey techno set.

China.wav Mix: Postunk

Zean, one of the duo behind Shanghai club night and label, Gully Riddim, joins us this month for a mix. 

Zean and ALK (aka Kilo Vee) launched their first compilation album under the Gully Riddim name earlier this summer. They're now planning a few more EPs in the near future, aiming to spotlight the talent in UK bass, grime, drill and dubstep circles around China.

China.wav Mix: Zean

On our October episode of SoundCheck, Wes Chen, host of hip hop podcast thePark, and Bryan Grogan, culture editor at RADII, talk about some of their favorite tracks from the month, by the likes of Fayzz, Xie Di and Jong J.

SoundCheck --Kafe.Hu, Vladimirs and Yikii

On our December episode of SoundCheck, Wes Chen, host of hip hop podcast thePark, and Bryan Grogan, culture editor at RADII, talk about some of their favorite tracks from the month, by the likes of AM444, Hualun and Soulhan.

SoundCheck -- Kirin Trio, KungFuPen and AM444

CHINA FROM ALL ANGLES - Straight Fire Gang

In this podcast we invite guests from different backgrounds, in various industries, each who have their own story, in hope to challenge some of our own perspectives by seeing things through a different angle.

Straight Fire Gang 直火帮 is a Hip Hop group based in Shanghai whose three members XZT, Feezy and Chuck ZIgga, attended university in the US and after graduating returned to China to pursue their love for music. This episode was recorded in the fall of 2021.

Show notes:

1:35 Group members share their background and influences

4:45 Learning English and American culture through music

6:30 Lyrical content about being Chinese in America

7:35 The culture shock and the reception of Chinese students in America before and after COVID

14:30 Food references in their music

17:40 Cultural appropriation

21:40 The importance of understanding and respecting others culture

27:30 Difference between writing lyrics in English and Chinese.

CHINA FROM ALL ANGLES is brought to you by RADII, for more content like this check out www.radiichina.com. Don't forget to rate, review, and listen on Apple Podcasts, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, or your favorite podcast app.

This podcast was produced with support from East West Bank, the premier financial bridge between the U.S. and China. For more info, visit www.eastwestbank.com.

CHINA FROM ALL ANGLES - Straight Fire Gang

Graeme Kennedy is a Canadian photographer and videographer based in Shanghai, focusing on documenting the extraordinary everyday life of people across China and the economies that bring them together. 

You can check out some of his photo essays and a new video series he made for RADII in partnership with Peddler’s Gin for Chinese New Year  at www.radiichina.com.

Show notes:

3:00 Leaving his home country of Canada at the age of 18

9:00 First impressions of China

11:40 The solution to pollution

13:30 Breaking away from the expat community and transitioning into photography

17:30 Making gin in China

25:20 The concept or made in China

28:00 Western products like whiskey wine and beer produced locally

35:35 Differences in Chinese baijiu and its potential internationally

41:40 Travelling to more remote areas of China

54:00 How growing up in nature keeps him focused on environmental issues in his travel and photography

59:00 Sustainability in city life in China

1:08:00 Learning about locally grown Chinese chocolate

CHINA FROM ALL ANGLES - Graeme Kennedy

Michele Aboro is a living legend in the history of Boxing & Kickboxing, Super Bantamweight Michele Aboro retired as undefeated world champion in Boxing with 21 wins (12 KO) & Kickboxing with 32 winning fights (23 KO). Michele was also voted Pound-for-Pound Best Female Boxer of the Year for four consecutive years. She is a two-time undefeated World Boxing Champion, five-time Kickboxing World Champion and two-time K1 Champion; having pioneered boxing and kickboxing in England when it was illegal for women to be trained in boxing by coaches and compete. She currently resides in Shanghai and is co-founder and head coach at Aboro Academy.  You can learn more about her academy and foundation at www.aboroacademy.com.

Show notes:

2:20 Upbringing in Peckham, London as one of 7 children in a one parent biracial family .

5:17 Boxing culture in the UK

7:25 Thoughts on current heavyweight champion Tyson Fury

8:25 Being turned down at a boxing gym as a child for being a girl

12:10 How it was illegal to train female boxers in the UK while it was legal in other European countries

14:00 How women’s is boxing is received in China

19:00 History of women’s boxing and how it was not introduced into the olympics until 2012 but had a boom in the US in the 90s

22:50 First depiction of female boxing in Hollywood ‘Million dollar baby’

24:20 The life of an up and coming professional female boxer

27:30 Thoughts on the recent attention given to celebrity boxing

32:50 Using sport as a platform to spread a greater message

37:10 The decision to open a gym in China

45:30 How positivity and motivation created a mindset to get through cancer

49:00 Giving back to the community through Aboro foundation

55:10 How training differs in different countries and cultures

57:50 Incorporation of a ranking system in boxing training

59:30 The use of meditation yoga and Buddhist philosophy in training

1:01:40 The early years of MMA

1:03:00 Thoughts on Zhang Weili

CHINA FROM ALL ANGLES - Michele Aboro

Former US marine, seven summits climber, writer, actor, film producer, and fitness guru Ruben Payan Jr. talks with us about spending more than 10 years in China developing fitness programs and being a first-hand witness to the growth of MMA as a new sport in the region. He also speaks about eventually becoming the strength and conditioning coach for world champion UFC fighter Zhang Weili.Additionally, we touch on his novel-turned-film “We Are War” and his experiences as a former US marine while living in China during the podcast.

Show notes:

1:45 Upbringing in America in a large Mexican American household
5:50 Motivation for joining the Marine Corp
9:40 How he was somehow destined to come to China
12:50 Eastern philosophies with Western practice in fitness
15:30 Working with Chinese MMA fighters
20:00 Chinese athletes vs. Western athletes
23:05 Chinese market for MMA
26:30 MMA rise vs. boxing
27:35 Passion behind writing book “We Are War”
35:45 How he was received as former a US Marine living in China
38:15 Language or culture differences in training

CHINA FROM ALL ANGLES - Ruben Payan Jr.

On our March episode of SoundCheck, Wes Chen, host of hip hop podcast thePark, and Bryan Grogan, culture editor at RADII, talk about some of their favorite tracks from the month, by the likes of Kai Luen, Bloodz Boi, and Cream D.

SoundCheck -- Fazi, Masiwei and DamnShine

Brian Wong is an entrepreneur and innovator whose career has spanned e-commerce, education, and digital media. He was the first American and 52nd employee to join Alibaba Group in 1999; today, he is the founder and chairman of RADII (www.radiichina.com), a leading digital media company dedicated to bridging understanding between youth in the East and West.

Show notes:

3:30 Third-generation American-born Chinese, whose family was among the earliest group of Chinese immigrants
5:10 The different periods and different types of Chinese people who immigrated to America
7:40 How policy and war shaped the future of immigrants
9:50 The experience of Chinese immigrants searching for their cultural roots
12:11 First impressions of the motherland
16:10 Different immigrant experiences and influences on identity
22:30 Early aspiration to achieve the greatest good for the greatest number of people possible
30:00 The first time meeting Jack Ma and Joe Tsai
33:00 How Alibaba started and became what it is today
41:54 Requirements of being special assistant to Jack Ma
45:20 Upcoming book ‘The Tao of Alibaba’
47:200 Reasons for creating a media platform that covers China
51:50 The state of American media and the China threat narrative

CHINA FROM ALL ANGLES - Brian Wong

Born in Hong Kong and based in Shanghai, Tom Bray (better known as Tom Yeti) has been a pivotal figure within Asia’s music landscape for the past decade. Joining the dots within all aspects of the industry from artist management, music event promotions, booking agent, radio host to DJ, he’s the co-founder of YETI OUT collective and subsidiary record label Silk Road Sounds. Holding residencies in Shanghai, Seoul, Bangkok to Singapore, YETI OUT’s been bridging the gap between East & West

Being the few Asian music collectives that hold residencies on Rinse F.M to NTS Radio, their ‘Silk Road Sounds’ show promotes a sonic exchange between cultures from both sides of the Atlantic with consistent label releases that blur the line around Grime, Garage, House, 4×4 frequencies to new found global sounds. His sound design portfolio covers curation projects alongside the likes of Louis Vuitton, Dior, Bottega Venetta, Soho House to NikeLab while cementing his career as a multidisciplinary in Asia’s creative circles.

Thomas started a music blog that mushroomed into an all-out creative collective, Yeti Out, involved in party promotion, art show production and fashion collaborations, and with its own record label Silk Road Sounds and creative agency TEN5. 

Show notes:

2:40 Lockdown life

4:55 Hong Kong upbringing, college educated in the UK and how he got to Shanghai

9:42 How creative collective Yeti Out originally started as a music blog in the UK

11:45 How UK music scene influenced him and the meaning behind the name Yeti Out

15:10 On identifying more with being Chinese and the potential of developing in Asia vs the West

17:00 How club scenes differ from in West and East

20:30 The idea behind the label Silk Road Sounds

25:00 How Asian artist are received by Western audiences

32:20 Different approaches of fashion brands entering China

34:30 Local Chinese brands and the differences in international appeal of fashion vs music

38:40 Discovering new parts of China during the past two years of pandemic

40:40 How the inability of foreign acts to enter China during the past two years has affected the local scene

46:45  The recent flip of lockdown situations of East and West

CHINA FROM ALL ANGLES - Tom Bray

On our April episode of SoundCheck, Wes Chen, host of hip hop podcast thePark, and Bryan Grogan, talk about some of their favorite tracks from the month, by the likes of Backspace, Trip Fuel, and Eddie Beatz.

SoundCheck -- Backspace, West by West and Bohan Phoenix

Frank Yao is CEO of Zrou, which is owned by YouKuai Group International of which Yao is also founder and CEO. Founded in Shanghai in 2019, Zrou is a plant-based protein company that aims to create a holistic plant-based food and beverage ecosystem in China. The brand often collaborates with famous chefs to create versions of traditional Chinese dishes made without animal meat.

Show notes:

3:00 Thoughts on Joe Rogan and many other Western medias reflection of China
5:15 On Frank’s family background and upbringing in Hong Kong and Canada
13:00 University life at Yale and how many Chinese American kids choose their major with direction from their parents
16:45 How meditation and buddhism led to the idea to start Zrou
23:10 The realization that China has the talent to build its own brands to serve its people and the world
25:15 How while living his best life, seeing his Toronto Raptors win the NBA title and feeling the highs and lows of competing in the World Series of Poker, brought him to the realization it was time to start something new
29:00 On buddhism, vegetarianism and flexitarianism
35:00 Health, ethical, and environmental reasons of consuming less meat and thoughts on hierarchy of consciousness
39:00 How offering better choices as a company is the way to get closer to a solution
41:40 China’s history of poverty and how scarcity of the past influences on a modern Chinese society that now consumes more meat than any other country.
49:20 Thoughts on lab grown meat
56:40 Further possibilities with plant based meat
61:40 Zrou as an international food brand

CHINA FROM ALL ANGLES - Frank Yao

Kev Nish and James Roh are members of Far East Movement, one of the earliest Asian American hip hop groups and the first Asian American group to earn a #1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 2010 with their hit ‘Like a G6’ and now work with artists in Asia and the West through their own agency Transparent Arts.

Show notes:

3:00 The differences for a hip hop group trying to make it now vs back in the early 2000s

5:00 Some of the biggest challenges and keys to their success

8:45 Negative stereotypes in hip hop and how they approached their music differently.

11:00 The double edged sword of being labelled as the ‘Asian’ rap group

14:00 Whether at the time they had any idea that their 2010 hit “Like a G6” would be a global success

16:00 The motivation behind working with more international artists

19:30 The surprising success of K-pop in the West

25:40 How important is it for Asian artist to gain recognition in Western or English speaking countries

31:20 Thoughts on the narrative in the US about how China’s influence is in some way negatively impacting some of the American entertainment industry, be it Hollywood, the NBA, or even music.

33:00 Working with more artists from China and other parts of Asia in the future

CHINA FROM ALL ANGLES - Kev Nish and James Roh

On our May episode of SoundCheck, Wes Chen, host of hip hop podcast thePark, and Bryan Grogan, talk about some of their favorite tracks from the month, by the likes of Cacien, Bohan Phoenix, and Straight Fire Gang.

SoundCheck -- Default, Cruel Buddhist and Eddie Beatz

Louis Luk is founder and CEO of LAVA MUSIC, which was founded in 2013 by Louis in the campus of Musicians Institute Hollywood. It builds instruments and education services with the integration of software, hardware and humanity. LAVA released the world’s first unibody carbon fiber guitar LAVA ME in 2017, and reinvented it as the world’s first smart guitar in 2021. Now, LAVA is the world’s largest carbon fiber guitar manufacture. It has obtained over 100 patents, won 7 international design awards, and served musicians in 90+ countries.

Show notes:

4:00 Why there hasn’t been any innovation in guitar design for so long.

7:00 How redesigning the tools impact creativity

9:00 Louis’ background story and how the company began

10:20 Original aspirations in music

13:45 How the concept to redesign the guitar came about

14:15 Stories of trail and error, and how material science brought LAVA to the next level

19:30 Future potential of new material ‘Air Sonic’

21:20 Thoughts on the term ’Made in China’

26:00 The difficulties of incorporating touchscreen and software into newest design

34:00 Thoughts on how technology will change the future of music

CHINA FROM ALL ANGLES - Louis Luk

On our June episode of SoundCheck, Wes Chen, host of hip hop podcast thePark, and Bryan Grogan, talk about some of their favorite tracks from the month, by the likes of Osheyack, AIR, and Xie Di.

SoundCheck -- Smelly Hoover, Harikiri and Abdul G

Yajun and Jingjing talk to Ailin Guo, who left a promising corporate career to launch a string of startups

Full info: https://radiichina.com/wo-men-podcast-serial-entrepreneur/

Wǒ Men Podcast - Serial Entrepreneur (Ep.03)

On today's show, Jingjing and Yajun sit down with Handan Bao, a mother with two children who has lived in three different countries over the past 8 years

Full info: https://radiichina.com/wo-men-podcast-a-chinese-mothers-life-in-three-different-countries

Wǒ Men Podcast: A Chinese mother’s life in three different countries (Ep.05)

Kiwi/Chinese cultural maven Kristen Ng describes the underground flows that she helps to facilitate in Chengdu

Full info: http://radiichina.com/b-side-china-podcast-chengdu-underground-with-kristen-ng

Cover photo by Colin四四

B-Side China Ep. 01: Chengdu Underground with Kristen Ng

For most women in China, Mu Lan probably lives only as an on-screen character. But our guest today, Lila Stange, feels related to this figure in a very personal way.

Full episode: http://radiichina.com/wo-men-podcast-be-your-own-mulan/

Wǒ Men Podcast: Be Your Own Mulan (Ep.14)

“Actually, the army made me a feminist” — Yajun and Jingjing talk with former military officer Shi Xiaoqin, now a passionate advocate for women's rights in rural China

Full info: http://radiichina.com/wo-men-podcast-from-military-officer-to-feminist

Wǒ Men Podcast: From a Chinese Military Officer to a Feminist (Ep. 17)

Well we're way past 11/11 now but if you missed Singles' Day, sweat not: we've kept a whole bunch of singles on ice for ya. As we head towards the end of 2018, we’ll take a look back at some of our favorite China releases of the year. Actually — these all came out within the last two months. Damn. 

Mix by Josh Feola for RADII 

Full info: http://radiichina.com/yin-mix-autumn-2018 

Tracklist: 
 
[00:00] OwO*16 – “Nervous & Awful” 
[01:29] GG Lobster – “Voodoo Drums” 
[02:29] Kelvin T – “+++++ ft. lujiachi” 
[04:33] SCINTII – “Aerial / Paperbags” 
[09:22] P Money – “Live This Twice (prod. Zean)” 
[12:22] Cruel Buddhist & Chasegreen – “GREENBUDDHA” 
[14:40] Shao – “Atmospheric Refraction in the Desert” 
[21:35] GUAN – “Super Hijack” 
[27:43] 33EMYBW – “English (MIIIN remix)” 
[31:03] P.K.14 – “死局” 
[35:07] The Molds – “Solitary Gold” 
[40:02] GOOOOOSE – “Time Scale” 
[43:24] Sam Miers – “Don’t Look At Me That Much” 
[49:14] Perera Elsewhere – “Albanian Hymn feat. Fattú Djakité (Howie Lee Remix)” 
[52:46] OwO*16 – “Nightmare (feat.Cyber Diva)”

Yin Mix: Freezing Singles (Autumn 2018)

Full info: https://radiichina.com/chacha-yehaiyahan-faded-ghost-chinawav-megamix/

01. Sunbiz & Kyle Chin - "No Chinese"
02. Sumurai Mal - "Lil Cherry & OneEye Lee"
03. IJAPA - "杀人戏剧" (Unreleased)
04. 阿龙 - "末日前相见" (Unreleased)
05. OTM - "Fall In" (Unreleased)
06. WordySoulspeak - "One More Day"
07. 白天不亮 - "I Wonder"
08. Soulspeak - "Flowers" (Unreleased)
09. Soulspeak - "Another Story"
10. RSD - "Can’t Forget"
11. Swimful - "Shanghai Blue"
12. 56Loop - "Miss U So Much" (Unreleased)
13. 阿龙 - "围城"
14. Believe ATL - Untitled (Unreleased)
15. Desto / Clouds / Jimi Tenor - "Time Bird"
16. Masak - "Collapsing"
17. Letta - "Nothing Left For Me" (Unreleased)
18. Kode9 & The Spaceape - "Love Is The Drug"
19. Mind : Body : Fitness - "Neige Neige" (Unreleased)
20. Hamacide - "Thirty Hours"
21. Hamacide - "YouMe (Jared Turinsky Quogue Remix)"
22. AM444 - "神经末梢"
23. AM444 - "各种人"
24. AM444 - "Lies (Jay.Soul Remix)"
25. AM444 - "神仙药"
26. AM444 - "就快要窒息"
27. AM444 - "Dark Show"
28. AM444 - "链"
29. YEHAIYAHAN - “Sleepless”
30. YEHAIYAHAN - “Under The Moonlight”
31. YEHAIYAHAN - “跌入梦里 (demo)”
32. YEHAIYAHAN - “Lost Your Mind (demo)"
33. Didjelirium - "不不不"
34. Adrian Sherwood - "爱就会有伤害" (Unreleased)
35. Zion Train - "I Believe" (Unreleased)
36. Jahtari - "Black Eyes Stranger"
37. High Tone - "Oh Why"
38. Faded Ghost - "Horror Movie OST" (Unreleased)
39. Faded Ghost - "Reverrrb The Shelter" (Unreleased)
40. Faded Ghost - "Talk To Me"
41. Faded Ghost - "Jawa Meditation"
42. Faded Ghost - "Little India"

ChaCha/Yehaiyahan/Faded Ghost: 10 Year Megamix (RADII Exclusive)

The sound of Chengdu: mechanical, industrial hammering against warm, floral tones, all doused with a generous amount of chili oil. Full info + tracklist: http://radiichina.com/city-mix-chengdu

CITY MIX is a RADII series in which we give you a sonic spin through the underground music of a Chinese city outside the Beijing/Shanghai nexus. Find more here: http://radiichina.com/tag/city-mix/

City Mix: Chengdu

Full info: https://radiichina.com/radii-mix-mid-autumn-jams/

[00:00] TRUETRUE – “The Summer Is Almost Gone”
[04:30] Joy Ginger – “I'm Lost”
[07:36] Slikback & Hyph11e – “SHIMIAN”
[10:37] Laughing Ears – “Polymorphic Reality”
[15:59] GG Lobster  – “Rivaldo Top 10 Goals”
[20:55] Howie Lee – “Enter the Tigerwoods”
[25:09] Guzz – “Walking in a Boundless Dream”
[29:22] 工工工 – “Some Kind of Demon”
[32:23] Dear Eloise – “Eyes, Dreams, And Blonde”
[35:27] Jumping Goat – “你怎么能够轻易地相信”
[40:41] Sunset Rollercoaster – "Vanilla" + "Villa"
[45:36] YEHAIYAHAN – "Sleepless"
[48:36] Yao Chunyang – "A Naxi Doze"
[52:17] 33EMYBW – "Happy Museum" 
[57:34] Gooooose – "Uncanny"
[01:01:19] Wang Changcun – "nyth"

RADII Mix: Almost Autumn 2019

Full info: http://radiichina.com/guest-mix-yeo

Track list:
Tia Ray feat. Kehlani - 浪漫主義
Milan Ring – Drifting
88rising, Higher Brothers & HARIKIRI feat. Goldlink - Nothing Wrong
Yeo feat. Charlie Lim - By Myself
Bohan Phoenix feat. Harikiri – Bbssyygg
Rainbow Chan feat. Moldy - Love Isn’t Easy
Melodia Kong feat. 鄧鼓 - 直覺
Ty. feat. Higher Brothers - 功成名就
EXO – Overdose
Giraffage feat. Harrison Lipton - 19 Hours
88rising, Joji, Higher Brothers, Rich Brian & AUGUST 08 - Midsummer Madness
唐貓SUGARCAT feat. Outlander – 12345
Kris Wu - Hold Me Down
Vinida - 主角
Ren Kai - Un Sueño
Karencici - 傻眼了
Far East Movement feat. Lay – Lovebird
Cloud Wang feat. Dragon Pig - WANT IT

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