Perak (Vinyl LP)

Name: Perak (Vinyl LP)
Brand: Big Crown Records
SKU: BCR179lp
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FLYING OUT'S #48 ALBUM OF 2024

Hailing from Surabaya in Indonesia, soul band Thee Marloes have finally released their debut album after tirelessly touring South East Asia. Perak is incredibly seductive and features crooning guitar, unique yet calming percussion, brass surprises and truly beautiful bilingual vocals, there’s not much more you could need! - Lucia

Our antennae are always pointed in the direction of Big Crown Records, ready to intercept whatever is fresh from their always reliable stable of sounds, and let's just say our feelers are fizzing at what we've already heard from Indonesian soul trio Thee Marloes. Hailing from Surabaya in Java, Thee Marloes have been fine-tuning their sound while touring South East Asia tirelessly, and are finally ready to share their bangers and ballads with the world. With songs sung in vocalist and keys player Natassya Sianturi's mother tongue and English alike, debut album Perak is set to teach us a thing or two while we're wiggling our hips. - Flying Out

When you first hear Thee Marloes, their particular soul sound may seem familiar enough. There are the weighty drums, a crooning guitar, and a beautiful voice singing about unrequited love and the complications inherent in affairs of the heart. But then there is something undeniably different about Thee Marloes and their music, something new and distinct. And while you may be acquainted with soul music, you've probably never heard it from Surabaya, Indonesia-the place they call home. Thee Marloes are Natassya Sianturi singing and playing keys, Tommy Satwick on drums, and Sinatrya ("Raka") Dharaka on guitar and handling production. Their sound has the universal appeal of soul, jazz, and pop, but with a distinct approach attributable to their local culture and global influence.

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