International Soundwaves of Jazz-Funk and Spiritual Fusion with Pam Anantr

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Pam Anantr, a Bangkok-based DJ and Architect. She is known for her eclectic sets with a vibrant exploration of genres blending Jazz, Jazz-Funk, Soul, Boogie, House and Electronics. She was recently selected by Mixmag Asia as an artist to watch for 2024 and has immersed herself in her hometown's scenes in Bangkok as a resident DJ of 'Transport' party collective and The Standard Bangkok. Pam has recently launched her new project 'Salon Kiku' a Sound Room/ Wine Bar and also founded a weekend festival called 'Ritual Rhythm Weekend' which has a full programs line-up of Music, Workshop, Creative Market and Wellness. Pam's passion for music was ignited in New York City, where she studied Architecture. This period laid the foundation for her distinctive style, characterised by a profound appreciation for rhythm and melody.

"Jazz hooked me on a journey of diving into record digging. For this mix, I want to play Jazz from different places, almost like a global Jazz-Funk and Spiritual Fusion soundscape.
I chose Harvest Time by Pharoah Sanders as the first track, as for a while, I always put on this track to start my day. This range of sounds puts me into deep emotions and transports me to places.

Another track I played in this mix is from Thailand called "Isan Klab TIn" from the compilation
"The Sound of Siam". It's a cinematic track with spoken words featuring three famous singers from the northeast of Thailand (Thapporn Petchubon, Noknoi Uraiporn, Thongthai Tin Isan) on their train ride. The dreamy piano line is played by the legendary Ethiopian musician Mulatu Astatke, who himself also mentioned there is a strong link between Thai and Ethiopian music. This inspired me to select other tracks in this mix which have similarities and connect, even if they are from different corners of the world."
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