Name: Padang Moonrise - The Birth of the Modern Indonesian Recording Industry 1955-1969
Brand: Various

Bonus disc

Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

SNDWLP151

Colour

Black

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Download code: No

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

Extended format

Extended format: No

Format detail

Housed in Gatefold Sleeve with 7".

Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2022-12-16

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

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Proper

Tax rate GB

Standard:20

UPC / Barcode

5060571361790

Total Cap

2 / Black / LP

Artist

Various

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Asian

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Soundway

Soundway Records is a British label founded in 2002 by Miles Cleret. Originally focused on re-issuing and compiling old music from Africa, Latin America, The Caribbean, Asia and beyond, the label has now expanded to release music from all eras and regions. Their diverse range of genres includes Psychedelic Rock, Disco, Boogie, Electronic, Afrobeat, and Funk. With a mission to showcase music from Planet Earth: Past, Present, Future, Soundway Records continues to bring unique sounds to listeners worldwide.

To submit demos or releases for consideration by Soundway Records, please email info@soundwayrecords.com.

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Java, the most populous island in the archipelago of over 17,000 islands and 1300 distinct ethnic groups, and its capital city Jakarta, was where most of the post-colonial national identity, politics, administration and music production was centred. Traditional songs from Java, Sumatra, Bali and beyond were reimagined by a small group of state-sponsored musicians that also composed and arranged new music. These songs aimed at consolidating a geographically disparate country with a new language and new ideas of national character. This compilation brings together a handful of these recordings that combine elements of regional popular music, Islamic Gambus, Javanese and Balinese Gamelan and Kroncong, with jazz, Afro-Latin music and instrumentation, and vocal harmonies infuenced by banned American doo-wop and rock and roll. The results are a unique blend of styles that have remained mostly insulated from the world outside of Indonesia until a recent worldwide resurgence in the interest of recorded music of all forms has shone a new light on these nearly forgotten recordings.

1.&nbsp;Orkes Teruna Ria - Bulan Dagoan

2.&nbsp;Yanti Bersaudara - Gumbira

3.&nbsp;Orkes Suita Rama - Tepui Tepui

4.&nbsp;Band Nada Kentjana - Djaleuleudja

5.&nbsp;Orkes Lokananta - Nganggo Teklek Nang Krikilan

6.&nbsp;Orkes Teruna Ria - Budjang Talalai

7.&nbsp;Orkes Kelana Ria - Ya Mahmud

8.&nbsp;Orkes Teruna Ria - Geleang Sapi

9.&nbsp;Zaenal Combo - Ampat Lima Dalam Djambangan

11.&nbsp;Orkes Kelana Ria - Sojang

12.&nbsp;Mus D.S. - Neleng Neng Kung

1.&nbsp;Orkes Gumarang - Malin Kundang

2.&nbsp;Orkes Tropicana - Pantjaran Kasih

3.&nbsp;Orkes Teruna Ria - Tak Ton Tong

4.&nbsp;Orkes Lokananta - Tari Bali

5.&nbsp;Orkes Kelana Ria - Emplek Emplek Ketepu

8.&nbsp;Zaenal Combo - Kaden Sadje

9.&nbsp;Orkes Irama - Gendjer Gendjer

10.&nbsp;Orkes Teruna Ria - Modjang Parahyangan

11.&nbsp;Orkes Sendja Meraju - Bubuj Bulan

12.&nbsp;Mus D.S. - Tautjo Tjiandjur

13.&nbsp;Nada Kantjana – Nelengnengkung

2.&nbsp;Zaenal Combo - Tandung Tjina