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Exile Radio is a podcast celebrating diversity in music, bringing you mixes and stories of musical practice and cultural heritage from artists around the world.
Previous Episodes
Episode 20: Songs of Home
Songs that remind you of home, of growing up, family, exploring your neighbourhood, and learning about the world, no matter who you are.
Episode 19: Gordon Koang
Drum machines, gospel and community; song and conversation with South Sudanese pop icon Gordon Koang.
Episode 18: Ivan Masic
Former Yugoslavia, Roma, and rave; the musical influences and works of multi-disciplinary artist Ivan Masic.
Episode 17: Elle Shimada
Feminine power, cultural curiosity, and celebrating Ainu heritage; an hour with violinist, producer, curator, DJ and multi-instrumentalist Elle Shimada.
Episode 16: Mulu Bekele
A selection of contemporary pop and Oromo musical tradition.
Episode 15: Aarti Jadu
Explores what makes her tick in light of recent zones and focuses.
Episode 14: Paulie Douglas
Sharing musical influences between communities and growing up with Caribbean heritage in London and Melbourne.
Episode 13: Adriana
A history lesson on Greek song and dance and a sneak peak into the more contemporary.
Episode 12: Komang Rosie Clynes
Rosie Komang Clynes talks soul, r'n'b and Javanese/Balinese instrumentation.
Episode 11: Camille el Feghali
Camille el Feghali talks restoring Arabic vinyl, the music of Lebanon and the fusion of techno and classical music.
Episode 10 : Haftu Reda
Haftu Reda of Music Yared explores the music of freedom fighters in Eritrea and Ethiopia.
Episode 9 : Mindy Meng Wang
Mindy Meng Wang explores a fusion of contemporary and traditional Chinese instrumentation and trading cultural ideas.
Episode 8 : Elsy Wameyo
Elsy Wameyo talks religion, gospel, community, and representation in r'n'b and hip-hop.
Episode 7 : Isobel D'Cruz Barnes
Isobel D'Cruz Barnes talks contemporary Malaysian punk.
Episode 6 : Shah Sharafi
Shah Sharai talks Egyptian disco, Middle Eastern psych-rock, and performing ‘punk’ in the Melbourne music scene.
Episode 5 : Ausecuma Beats
Boubacare Gaye from Ausecuma Beats talks Senegal, African ballet, and the importance of having a musical family.
Episode 4: Mali
The rise of desert rock, its evolution through civil war, and the music of the Diabate family.
Episode 3: Lebanon
Investigating feminist icon and rockstar of the middle-east, Lydia Canaan, plus traditional instrumentation and Lebanese funk.
Episode 2: India & Sri Lanka
The history of the slide guitar, Hindustani Classical, Ragas, and Indian Disco.
Episode 1: Japan
Citypop, Environmental, Ambient, Jazz, and Funk.
Artists
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Chikchika
Anbessa Gebrehiwot
Ajak Kwai
Ausecuma Beats
Cyprien Kagorora
DyspOra
Elsy Wameyo
Gordan Koang
Kang JJ
Mindy Meng Wang
Muktar Said
Mulu Baqqalaa
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