Marmalade On The Moon // Indian Drone/Ambient/Raga

10.10.26
Multimedia image: A printed image of an Indian hibiscus farmer stands in front of a white background dressed in a cotton dress and pants. An actual hibiscus flower covers her face. Image from @somewhereinindia on instagram.
Aired on 10.10.26, 10:00pm

Tommy and Yvonne swim you through two hours of music born from India. From the improvisational fluidity of raga to the echoes of Indian drone.

Join us as we digress into the musical textures of India, vinyl vs. cd, and the creative parallels found throughout many non-Western cultural sounds.

Show image photographed by Saurabh Narang showcased on @somewhere.ind on Instagram.

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Tracklist

JAUBI
Reflections Of God
Rajesh Mehta
Naga Black
Ami Dang
Souterrain
Anoushka Shankar
Say Your Prayers
Mic break
Tommy and Yvonne discuss what the genre raga is and its parallels with composition in Arabic and traditional Korean music
Live and Let Live
Mystic
Songs For A Tired City
11.00
Deepesh Sanmal & Ronu Majumdar
Path of Stillness
Lines in Space & Subharaj Ghosh
Navya
Purva Ashadha
Pakhi
Sheila Chandra & The Ganges Orchestra
Pure Drone 11
Alam Khan
Zilla Kafi
Laraaji
NSW
I Am Sky
Shyamal Sinha
Raga Kirwani
Aditya
Raas
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Mic break
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Owl Vibration
i expected myself to be perfect but i never was therefore i was hard on myself
Govind Vasantha & Chinmayi Sripada
Kaathalae Kaathalae
Galdre Visions
Moon Ferns
Conscious listening
Dwell in the noise of Tavishi's 'I Eat Myself Alive', a 10 minute, 39 second track. Dissonant, eery and sporadic.
Tavishi
I Eat Myself Alive
Philtersoup
Lim.I.Na
Anoushka Shankar
Stolen Moments
Owl Vibrations
Kerala Out Takes
Outro