#sinn sisamouth

[soundgrammar]

Listen to: Under the Sound of Rain by Sinn Sisamouth

[darlingbandit]

Top Five Current Songs

Rules: 🎶 when you get this, list 5 songs you've been listening to & tag 5-10 people.

I was tagged by @claudiajcregg !

(These are five songs that I’ve been listening to a lot lately.)

1. “Selfish Soul” by Sudan Archives

2. “Eloise” by Barry Ryan

3. “The Last Goodbye” by Agent Orange

4. “Voy Ho (Maok Pi Naok)” by Sinn Sisamouth

5. “Revolutionary Song” by David Bowie

Pretend I tagged you if you want to share your own!

[didntyoubelieveinme]

u guys don’t understand the whimsy of listening to hey jude 60s cambodian cover

[haveyouheardthisband]

[millerflintstone]

Today so far the music job has had me listening to David Guetta, an Iranian singer named Ebi (Ebrahim Hamedi) and some Cambodian music by Sinn Sisamouth

[warningsine]

Thank you for tagging me, @pauvrecamille.

Last Song: Sinn Sisamouth - Prous Tae Oun

Favorite Color: All shades of green, but especially emerald. Cyan follows.

Currently Reading: I'm a little busy with work and life stuff atm, so I still haven't finished Emily Wells's memoir.

Currently Watching: As in a TV show? None.

Last Movie: "The Legend of the Suram Fortress" by Sergei Parajanov.

Sweet, Spicy, or Savory: Savory.

Current Obsessions: "The Good Wife." Also some work-related stuff I'm trying to figure out.

Tea or Coffee: Herbal tea, because I'm hypersensitive to caffeine. I still drink decaf from time to time.

Last Thing I Googled: "The Legend of the Suram Fortress Youtube" in order to link a video.

Tagging without pressure: @keypix4, @wehadfaces, @kpg-1126, @arathesane, @armeniuslaurant, @lonely-night, @thescullyphile, @wickedheadache, @itsperfectlyreasonable, @everyurlithinkofistoolong, @sapphicscholar, @adamtheredbeard and anyone else that wants to do it.

[cerezajane]

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[snackpointcharlie]

New year, new music from elsewhere and beyond, and the same old host… well, two out of three ain’t bad. Expand your horizons with Snackpoint Charlie, the radio show that dares to ask “What the hell was that?” Every first & third Wedneaday from 10pm to midnight on WGXC, 90.7 FM and streaming at WGXC.org, and podcastificated for your pleasure NOW at the link below

Snackpoint Charlie - Transmission 130 - 2024.01.03 https://wavefarm.org/wf/archive/11q018 [ ^ click for download ^ ]

PLAYLIST

1) Cheryl E. Leonard - “Oceanus Meridiem” from ANTARCTICA: MUSIC FROM THE ICE https://cherylleonard.bandcamp.com/album/antarctica-music-from-the-ice

2) Jakson Ayovi - “Mamita” > Chloé Despax & Félix Blume - “Juegos En El Río” from AGUA LARGA: TRADITIONAL & IMAGINARY CIMARRON MUSIC https://akuphone.bandcamp.com/album/agua-larga-traditional-imaginary-cimarron-music

3) Youmna Saba - “Tareeq طريق” from [و​ِ​ش​ا​ح] https://rupturedthelabel.bandcamp.com/album/wishah

(Underbed:) Pinchas Gurevich - “Down and Up”

4) Asha Bhosle - “Abhi Tujhe Pyas Hai” from TYAAG https://www.discogs.com/release/9426389-S-D-Burman-Tyaag

5) Orkes Melayu Irama Seni Baru - “Jangan Kau Marah” from BUJANG DAN DARA https://madrotter-treasure-hunt.blogspot.com/2023/12/orkes-melayu-irama-seni-baru-bujang-dan.html

6) Kwanjit Sriprajan - “Panatibat Sin Kor” from SUPHANBURI SOUL : KWANJIT SRIPRAJAN - THE FIRST LADY OF LAE MUSIC https://zudrangmarecords.bandcamp.com/album/suphanburi-soul-kwanjit-sriprajan-the-first-lady-of-lae-music

7) El Rass & Munma - “Rissala” from FOR BEIRUT: RUPTURED SESSIONS VOL. 6 - LIVE AT RADIO LEBANON https://rupturedthelabel.bandcamp.com/album/for-beirut-ruptured-sessions-vol-6-live-at-radio-lebanon

8) Babsy Konate - “Alhaye Masaye” from TOUNGA https://babsykonate.bandcamp.com/album/tounga

9) Brion Gysin - “All Those Years” from JUNK https://www.wewantsounds.com/?lightbox=dataItem-lq0td805

10) Leonard Cohen - “Machines” from TEL AVIV 1972

11) Farid El Atrache [فريد الأطرش] - “Tisbah Ala Kheir Ya Habibi (Goodnight, My Love) [صبح على خير يا حبيبي]” from TISBAH ALA KHEIR YA HABIBI / YAM DALLAE YA HILOU [تصبح على خير يا حبيبي \ يا مدلغ يا حلو] https://www.discogs.com/release/7910959-%D9%81%D8%B1%D9%8A%D8%AF-%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%A3%D8%B7%D8%B1%D8%B4-%D8%AA%D8%B5%D8%A8%D8%AD-%D8%B9%D9%84%D9%89-%D8%AE%D9%8A%D8%B1-%D9%8A%D8%A7-%D8%AD%D8%A8%D9%8A%D8%A8%D9%8A-%D9%8A%D8%A7-%D9%85%D8%AF%D9%84%D8%BA-%D9%8A%D8%A7-%D8%AD%D9%84%D9%88

12) Srei Sothear & Sinn Sisamouth - “Gentlemen Chill Out at Bar” from CAMBODIAN PSYCH-OUT https://defectiverecords.bandcamp.com/album/cambodian-psych-out

13) Nimmo - “May I Go Out Dancing” from CALIBRE 3 http://chocolatemonk.co.uk/available.html

14) Nino Gvilia - “Dirty is Just What has Boundaries” from OVERWHELMED BY THE UNEXPLAINED https://ninogvilia.bandcamp.com/album/nicole-overwhelmed-by-the-unexplained

15) Strapping Fieldhands - “Eggs in the Reservoir” from GOBS ON THE MIDWAY - SINGLES 1991-95 https://www.discogs.com/release/1732479-Strapping-Fieldhands-Gobs-On-The-Midway-Singles-1991-95

16) Blod - “Stjärnor Lyser Upp Min Väg” from ONDSKANS FRÖ https://discreetmusicgbg.bandcamp.com/album/ondskans-fr

17) Diepkloof United Voice - “Sipo” from HARMONIZING SOWETO: GOLDEN CITY GOSPEL & KASI SOUL FROM THE NEW SOUTH AFRICA https://ostinatorecords.bandcamp.com/album/harmonizing-soweto-golden-city-gospel-kasi-soul-from-the-new-south-africa

18) Stone Tapes - “Clown from Sixties” https://stonetapes.bandcamp.com

19) Robert Millis - “Side A” from HARMONY HOLLYWOOD http://chocolatemonk.co.uk/available.html

20) Grisha Shakhnes - “Stockholm variation #2.5 (excerpt)” from THE DISTANCE BETWEEN A WORD AND A DEED https://disappearingrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-distance-between-a-word-and-a-deed

21) Obie Feldi and M.C. Schmidt - “John of Dust A (excerpt)” from JOHN OF DUST https://matmos.bandcamp.com/album/john-of-dust

22) Aida Heston - “Mama Said (excerpt)” https://www.facebook.com/AIDA.singer.songwriter/

(Underbed:) Pinchas Gurevich - “Drained Sap”

[cordeliaflyte]

It's soooooo insane how prolific Ros Sereysothea and Sinn Sisamouth were... They sang soooooo many of their own songs + Khmer covers of American songs from the 60s new ones KEEP being discovered

[lesbianraskolnikov]

1, 3, 5, 13, 14, 26, 27, 28, 30 :) so many questions because i love you and music and knowing your music thoughts kiss kiss

GOOD HEAVENS kiss kiss :)

There is probably so many I could go to butummm lets see. Red and Gold MF DOOM... and Mint Car The Cure...

3. ERM... this is hard... even listened to a song earlier that made me think of summer but its usually really band adjacent... hmmm. Actually just got mind-bombarded by two. Three. Zamagi is a summer band for me but that might be cheating. Today by Dr Dog and Diablo Wednesday Campanella

5. All of them ever. Actually I can't settle on a song so all of them. Bass Heavy songs at the very least. Metal as a whole is pretty fun to blast though. My mind keeps wanting to say Hacker Death Grip for a singular song though.

13. This one is kind of cruel. I gotta choose from a whole decade? Sob. Ummm dance dance dance earth wind and fire can come in 🔥 i want to rewatch rock and rule that soundtrack was primarily pretty good. I want to cheat again because I do know the Parallelisme album had a hold on me for a bit.

14. 🥺i think we gotta play the 13th the cure but i could list so many. Really.

26.😏why koi ga shitai of course. I don't know if ive ever had a song that makes me feel that Specifically but i will have im falling in love so i attach to these songs. Just My Imagination The Tempations is really cute and encapsulates that feeling pretty well but also Lets Get Married mariya takeuchi makes me kick my feet a bit.

27. Complicated... I don't wanna go for Song that makes me sad because of the content matter. But I can CHEAT!!! Because songs can have crazy emotional impacts on me and no other question encompasses it better. Krazy World King Geedorah, Pirate Ships Robert Smith Demo whatever, Hail Piano Peter Cat Recording Co, Udom Sneha Sinn Sisamouth, Lazybones Soul Coughing, NAI!!! yura yura teikoku... I should move on now thank you.. NO WAIT PERFUMED GARDEN OF GULLIVER SMITH MARC BOLAN!!!

Wait I lied going in a rabbithole of songs that made me feel this way I think Heaven by Dr Dog is the perfect contender. It's fucking instrumental but I genuinely had to bar off that song all last year or else i WOULD cry. Dr Dog can do this to me I know Living a Dream did that for a long time still does.

28. THIS IS SO FUCKED UP. I feel like Singers are just such an important part of every band this is impossible. I genuinely could not give one single song because what just happened above would happen again HOWEVER I have to say there is such a charm to really early and rough recordings from any band ever, or at least any that we have demos and early work of. Their style and voice just haven't quite found where it wants to be yet, but it still sounds wonderful. Marc Bolan's voice in his early works make me smile a bit because you can hear his bob dylan impression and i think thats cute.

30. ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm i hate to be boring but i dont have any of those i really cant think of any. But by god could i associate Song with Story im writing dont even worry about it. At most some songs have resonated with me but I can't think of a literally me song </3

[gumbootsoup]

me encanta la psicodélica camboyana pero es demasiada poderosa una vez estaba viajando con hongos y me puse tan deprimido sobre los jemeres rojos mataron a ros sereysothea y sinn sisamouth que empece llorar y tuve un ataque de panico

[wayblaze]

in no particular order, my top 10 favorite albums of all time:

1) turn on the bright lights - interpol (2002)

so yes I did just say in no particular order but this is absolutely my #1 favorite album of all time. this is just a masterfully constructed album, the flow from song to song is seamless in a vibes sense, and it's definitely better than the sum of its songs when listened to in order. honestly couldn't tell you what the album is about, bc I really think this is a sonic success more than anything else. interpol did not really receive widespread fame and acclaim the way similar bands of the era did, but this album has huge critical success nonetheless. it's really just a masterclass in writing a cohesive and exceptional album

2) yoshimi battles the pink robots - the flaming lips (2002)

now actually starting the no particular order, this awesome concepty-story album, coincidentally also from 2002. so I generally think it's true that a good album is better when it's listened to in order, but compared to the interpol album, I feel like each song on ybtpr stands alone a lot better. not to say the story of yoshimi and the pink robots isn't a good one, but each individual piece of music is also really good. the robot sounds and other effects in this one make it a really fun listen as well

3) the rise and fall of ziggy stardust and the spiders from mars - David Bowie (1972)

first off it is truly impossible to make a top 10 music list and not include David Bowie. this one I think beats out his other masterpieces because he's truly nailed the rise and fall. even just the opening song, five years, has such a great build that mirrors the whole album. it makes listening to Ziggy an immersive experience in a way that few artists can do

4) people who can eat people are the luckiest people in the world - ajj (2007)

moving away from rock albums, this is probably a controversial take but I think this is the best folk punk album out there. while it doesn't make the political and social statements that later ajj albums do, I think ajj's take on the world and what we owe the people around us and the importance of radical compassion is so beautiful. nothing makes me have more faith in my fellow man <3

5) in the aeroplane over the sea - neutral milk hotel (1998)

moving right back into non-controversial takes, up next is neutral milk hotels most famous and well loved album. this one is just an experience to listen to. absolutely insane lyrics and bizarre and discordant melodies make this one stand out to me as my favorite weird album. another band that has just nailed the album is better in order thing, especially with the way some songs will flow into each other

6) dengue fever presents electric cambodia - dengue fever, sinn sisamouth, ros serey sothea, pan ron (2010)

okay so this first off I think it's really important to clarify that dengue fever has remastered and compiled songs that were likely not to get any widespread reach, but the actual writer and singers of these are sinn sisamouth, ros serey sothea, and pan ron. sinn sisamouth was of the most prolific and successful singer-songwriters in cambodia in the 60s and 70s. he was pioneering an incredible blend of traditional cambodian sounds with the psychedelic rock music that was becoming very popular in the west for such an incredibly unique and beautiful sound. sinn sisamouth was killed during the cambodian genocide and between the khmer rouge efforts to keep cambodian works from spreading, writing non English songs, and just the passing of time, he never received the recognition and fame he deserved. this compilation barely scratches the surface, he wrote and recorded hundreds of songs that are getting released on Spotify genuinely monthly. absolutely check him out there's nothing else like it

7) funeral - arcade fire (2004)

this is an album that is definitely better listened to in order but omg are the songs themselves beautiful. I'm an especially big fan of neighborhood #1-4 and une annee sans lumiere. just beautiful piano and vocals but it still maintains the rock album vibe

8) hi this is flume (mixtape) - flume (2019)

moving starkly away from rock, up next is hi this is flume. I'm not nearly as big of an edm fan but this is just so fun to listen to. the songs all flow together in a way that feels like you're listening to a live dj, the featured artists are so awesome, and it just tickles my brain in such a good way

9) recomposed by max richter: vivaldi the four seasons - max richter (2014)

so this is definitively classical music. it's absolutely still recognizable as Vivaldi's four seasons but max richters spin is really what makes a classical album make the top 10. not only does he modernize the composition while still maintaining the source materials story and emotions, but the way he uses synthesizers and even like recordings of ambient noise it's just really cool and unique.

10) canyon candy - javelin (2011)

would be remiss not to include a country album but honestly this is way more an experimental conceptual album that happens to have a Western sound than anything. basically, the band found sound bites and snips from different and random vinyls and mixed all that together in the coolest sounding soundtracky western vibe. there's barely lyrics and it's only about 25 minutes long, but it really does manage to feel like a journey when you listen to it