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Frequency Asia posts Artefracture’s mix tape of classic Hong Kong cuts

By on July 18, 2016

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Frequency Asia, online music portal that works as as podcast, label and radio station, has invited Arthur Uquiola owner of Hong Kong based record label Artefracture to curate a playlist of his favorite songs from Hong Kong.

Here is Arthur’s explanation of what made the cut in his own words:

 

“I, Arthur Urquiola of the Hong Kong-based independent record label Artefracture, present 24 of my favourite songs to come from Hong Kong’s underground music scene during the period from my early teens to my mid-20s. Some of the biggest international names in music have been passing through the region more frequently in recent years and it would be great if this is a trend that carries on and continues to grow. But what I hope you take from this selection is that our local scenes have, and continue to have, a rich depth of homegrown talent that operates on a much more grassroots level, but is nonetheless worth seeking out and worth supporting.”

http://www.frequency.asia/shows/artefracture

If you enjoyed that then please take a moment to check the huge catalog of music his label has put out: https://artefracture.bandcamp.com/

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