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From one of the most cutting-edge musicians of his era, to a mature and loving husband for his family, Dochi Sadega has grown so much as a musician and as a human being. 

In this episode, Dochi Sadega from Pee Wee Gaskins talks about his development as an artist and how he gains more maturity as the time goes by, Pee Wee Gaskins' new album that speaks so much about how they've grown as a person, and the story behind his unique personality with his trademark oversized glasses since his first appearance. 

In this era, collective movements are considered one of the best platforms to help the music ecosystem find its tangible form.  In this episode, Akbar from Terror Weekend talks about his personal experience regarding cross-cultural references that he's been trying to to introduce to Yogyakarta, and how he and his team build a stable collective movement that allows diverse musicians to perform their music. What is the untold story behind Terror Weekend and their aggresive-yet-unique movements? How do they curate musicians to perform? Why did they never collaborate with big cigarette brands, as many of their peers often do?

Who hasn't heard of Land of Leisure and Exposure, two of Jogja's biggest annual events?



Rivan Hamdani, co-founder of Remark.Lab, was involved in organizing both of these projects among others.



In this episode, Rivan takes us on a journey along the creative process that made him an icon of local creative industry. What got him started in the industry? Why did he choose Jogja over other cities with "more potential?" And what does he hope to pass on to future generations of project leaders? Take a listen to find out!