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Waiting For the Bus

by Sandani Wijetunga

My Name is Sandani, and I am a Singer who longs nothing more than to share my music with the world.

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Episodes

  1. Waiting For An Answer- The Entire Mixtape

    In the Final Episode of Season 1 of Waiting for the Bus, Sandani presents the entire Mixtape which is in story mode. Hope you all enjoy it.

  2. Enough -The Full Version when 2 become 1

    In this episode Sandani introduces us to the Full Version of Enough.

  3. Enough (Part 2) - Adding a Ballad Sequel

    In this episode Sandani shares Part 2 of ENOUGH. A stripped down, vulnerable Ballad Version of her very first song. Something to wind down and get in touch with your feels, as they now say.

  4. Mine- A Love Letter with Duality

    Happy New Year! In this episode, Sandani introduces you to "Mine" a longing love letter to either someone...or even something.

  5. Tired - The A capella Experimentation

    In this episode, Sandani introduces "Tired" her first ever A capella song which is full of dramatic effects and giving a shout out to all who are emotionally "tired".

  6. Sweet Distraction - Re-enacting the Music Video Fantasy

    In this episode, Sandani introduces "Sweet Distraction" a Reggae/Dancehall inspired track fulfilling the Music Video Fantasy thanks to Pop Culture. Also we quickly find out about the surprising Air Pollution in Sri Lanka.

  7. Breaking My Own Heart- My attempt at EDM

    In this episode I talk about "Breaking My Own Heart". Another attempt of trying a new genre via creating my first ever EDM track. A song based on a real life experience. Enjoy!

  8. Why Won't You Tell Me? - A tribute to Anxiety

    In this episode I introduce you all to "Why Won't You Tell Me?" my attempt at an Indie Rock typa song. Which deals with Anxiety. Enjoy!

  9. Emerald Shades - Empathizing with Jealousy

    In this episode I introduce you to my next song "Emerald Shades" where it deals with Jealousy. And guess what? I am on SoundCloud. YAY!! you can find me as cocosuyani. Enjoy the episode!

  10. Manuel

    In this episode I have the pleasure to share the second song i ever created, "Manuel" which is my own take on a love song. Hope you enjoy!

  11. Enough

    Starting off the show with introducing my very first song I had the pleasure to create, "Enough" from my very first Mixtape. Enjoy!

  12. Introduction- Waiting for the Bus

    For those curious listeners wondering, what on earth am I listening to? Well this Introduction will give you enough of detail.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

My Name is Sandani, and I am a Singer who longs nothing more than to share my music with the world.

HOSTED BY

Sandani Wijetunga

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How many episodes does Waiting For the Bus have?

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What is Waiting For the Bus about?

My Name is Sandani, and I am a Singer who longs nothing more than to share my music with the world.

How often does Waiting For the Bus release new episodes?

Waiting For the Bus has 12 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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Who hosts Waiting For the Bus?

Waiting For the Bus is created and hosted by Sandani Wijetunga.
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