After a brief hiatus, Ruang Rupa's weekend music festival returns and the line up is stronger than ever. Always focused on bringing new and talented music acts from Indonesia, this time RRRec Fest is working with Studiorama and YesNoWave, bringing their own set of musical selection into the mix. Everything from the sweetest kind of pop to mind-frying experimental musicians will take to the stage Saturday through Monday, so mark your calendars, folks!
The information below will be updated as RRRec Fest releases more information.
Ruang Rupa Presents:
RRREC Fest #3
Music / Movie / Bazaar / Art
Jakarta, 7 – 9 December 2013
Performances by:
Napolleon
Crayola Eyes
Strange Fruit
Clatter
DJ sets:
Moustapha Spliff
Gerhan
Ojon
Tizanio
Also, art installation by Yaya Sung
Sun, 8 Dec: Kedai Tjikini, The Jaya Pub
Mon, 9 Dec: Taman Ismail Marzuki
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There will also be the following special events:
Moderated by: Cholil Mahmud & oomleo
Sunday, 8 December 2013 | 16.00 at Kedai Tjikini
Monday, 9 December 2013 | 17.00 and 19.00 at Kineforum TIM
Featuring performances by:
Arrington de Dyoniso from Malaikat & Singa (USA) - Barefood (Jakarta) - Belajar Membunuh (Jogjakarta) - Bin Idris (Bandung) - Clatter (Jakarta) - Crayola Eyes (Jakarta) - Jirapah (Jakarta) - Morfem (Jakarta) - Nada Fiksi (Bandung) - Nappoleon (Bandung) - Rabu (Jogjakarta) - Sangkakala (Jogjakarta) - Seaside (Jakarta) - Seek Six Sick (Jogjakarta) - Sigmun (Bandung) - Strange Fruit (Jakarta) - Theory of Discoustic (Makasar) - The Kuda (Bogor) - Zoo (Jogjakarta)
Nattapon Siangsukon, better known as Maft Sai, is the main honcho behind ZudRangMa Records, a Bangkok based record store and label with international credentials. As a DJ he has performed around the globe, while the label he set up has been responsible for many highly acclaimed left-field Thai reissues. Chandra Drews and Jan K of W_Music recently visited his shop in Bangkok for a little chat on Thai music in specific, South East Asian music in general as well as his favorite Indonesian records.
On their 10th anniversary this December, Sinjitos Records is holding an ecletic music show titled “Come Together-Sinjitos 10th Anniversary” that brings together various music genres from rock, pop, soul, to electronic.
Taking place in Foundry No. 8, SCBD, a unique concept is already prepared from the 'headliners' consisting of Sinjitos Records' own bands or artists such as Santamonica, The Brandals, LALA, The Porno, Backwood Sun, Monkey to Millionaire, Bayu Risa dan Hogi Wirjono.
To close the event, the famous british DJ and producer (Primal Scream, Oasis, Massive Attack, Kasabian, Manic Street Preachers, etc), Jagz Kooner will be the special guest to close this spectacular event.
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Jagz Kooner
Santamonica
Lala
The Brandals
Bayu Risa
Monkey to Millionaire
Backwood Sun
The Porno
Hogi Wirjono
Visuals By Motion Ninja
Friday, December 6th 2013
Starts at 9 p.m
The Foundry, SCBD Lot 8, Jln. Jendral Sudirman kav. 52-53
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Founded in 2003, Sinjitos was originally a music studio initiated by Joseph Saryuf. But not only becoming a mere music studio, Sinjitos was also the place where the musicians could develop their creativity skills and share ideas with fellow musicians in producing musical work.
In 2007, Joseph Saryuf and his other 6 friends figured that they wanted to build a company as the place where their regular customers who shared the same vision could collaborate in making highly artistic musical works. Sinjitos Records then was officially created that year.
Until today, Sinjitos Records is well-known for its consistency in producing the unexpected and the unique as they do not limit themselves to certain genres and is open for any sound and style. With most of their releases being qualified and are well-regarded by the critics, Sinjitos Records is deemed successful in revamping people's paradigm upon the indie label.
Asides from producing the albums of their own musicians, Sinjitas Records also distributes albums from other bands such as Amazing in Bed’s self titled album, Adrian Adioetomo’s Delta Indonesia, Whisper Desire’s Cerah Berawan, Ghaust’s self titled album, and Imagi's self titled album.
Skeep-beep de bop-bop beep bop bo-dope skeetle-at-de-op-de-day. Eposide 15 brings you some hardcore bebop as well as some soulful hard-bop circa 1947-1959.
01. Not For Dancing
02. Dizzy Gillespie, Stan Getz, Sonny Stitt – Bebop
03. The Quintet – A Night In Tunisia
04. Clifford Brown & Max Roach – Blues Walk
05. Thelonious Monk – Lulu’s Back In Town
06. John Coltrane – Locomotion
07. Jazz Trance
08. Sonny Rollins – St. Thomas
09. Art Blakey & Thelonious Monk – Blue Monk
10. Charles Mingus - Boogie Stop Shuffle
11. Miles Davis - Ah-Leu-Cha
12. Wynton Bebop
13. Dizzy Gillespie, Stan Getz, Sonny Stitt – Dark Eyes
If you have read Whiteboard Journal, then you will have noticed that we have been covering news of Anggun Priambodo's first full-length film, Rocket Rain. After releasing a great concept film soundtrack, those who are eager to watch the film can finally do so because
is a festival that seek to raise awareness regarding Asian Films in Indonesia. Featuring film screenings, lectures, and discussions, this years JAFF will screen local films such as Soegija, What They Don't Talk About When They Talk About Love, to International work such as The Thieves, and Secretly Greatly. One of the films is, of course, Rocket Rain.
Anggun Priambodo's story of family, friendship, and imagination is a treat, so if you're in the area, be sure to watch the film. .
for JAFF's complete schedule click on the following link:
Trying to make this episode as variety-filled as possible, it's a mix of everything from the most heart-wrenching pop to the heaviest corner of rock... with tons of other songs in between!
01. Linda Martell - Color Him Father
02. Innocence Mission - Lake Shore Drive
03. Aldemaro Romero And His Onda Nueva - Pajarillo En Onda Nueva
04. Christy Azuma and Uppers International - Naam
05. Amancio D'Silva - Ganges
06. 矢野顕子 - どんなときも、どんなときも、どんなときも
07. Gedo - Scent
08. Francis Bebey - Guitar Makossa
09. Giorgio Moroder - Tears
10. Ahmed Abdullah - Assunta
