Kava Kon Los Angeles, California
Purveyor of Psychedelic Exotica
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Sketches with Guitar and Bongos
by TIKIYAKI minus orchestra
supported by 28 fans who also own “Dark Side of the Canoe (feat. M. Lawrence Abrams)”
Especially love the 'surf' guitar along with the Exotica on this album! One of my most listened to albums -
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supported by 25 fans who also own “Dark Side of the Canoe (feat. M. Lawrence Abrams)”
Imagine calling a piece of music Dharmaland and actually being 100% accurate. This album is all the good of going through a gruelling 10-day silent meditation retreat. Truly remarkable.
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Call of the Islands
by Ìxtahuele
supported by 20 fans who also own “Dark Side of the Canoe (feat. M. Lawrence Abrams)”
This is just an excellent album. The musicianship is incredible and only adds to the exotica genre without repeating.
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a couple of good days
by Fennec
Tropical escapism meets irony: Austin producer unites Detroit house, Memphis rap, and bossa nova under the banner of "landlocked exotica."
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Exotic Sounds For A Brighter Tomorrow
by The Space Cadet Quintet
Far-out exotica from this aptly named group—the kind of music George Jetson might play while unwinding with a martini.
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MinaeMinae, from Germany, make psychedelic electronic music with a dense collage of sound and giddy, skittering beats.
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supported by 19 fans who also own “Dark Side of the Canoe (feat. M. Lawrence Abrams)”
The first song I heard from this album was on "The Retro Cocktail Hour" broadcast originally from Kansas Public Radio (it can also be streamed online and is a pretty good source of exotica). I honestly don't remember which song it was because I looked them up shortly after and listened to it a few times over the next couple days. Instantly hooked. This is tied with Voyage Beneath the Sea for my favorite of their discography. Nice vibes, bird calls, low-key piano, and other weird percussion.
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