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Nov 9, 2015 47 min

Ep. 22 feat. Blushing Satellite

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Headlining this week’s podcast is an experimental act from Bangalore. They are called Blushing Satellite. You’ll find out why they are called that and what their sound is all about on this week’s show. Also on the bandwagon is a contemporary avatar of a sufi song that Maed My Day by Namit Das + Anurag Shankar and a teaser to next week’s headliner, Prathamesh Tambe. And starting things off is drummer of Shaa’ir + Func & drum and bass DJ Aditya Ashok aka Ox7gen with a song from his 2nd record. Namit Das + Anurag Shankar (Fusion act from Mumbai) Song: Bahut Kathin Hai Album: Din Gaye EP http://namitplusanurag.bandcamp.com/ http://culturegrind.in/ Prathamesh Tambe (Indie folk/blues singer songwriter from Mumbai) https://www.reverbnation.com/prathameshtambe https://www.facebook.com/Box.King.Tarantula Ox7gen (Drum & Bass DJ from Mumbai) Song: Dimensions ft Rohan Mazumdar Album: Dimensions https://ox7gen.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ox7gen Blushing Satellite (RnB/jazz influenced progressive rock from Bangalore) https://www.facebook.com/Blushingsatellitemusic http://blushingsatellitemusic.bandcamp.com/releases

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