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SUMMARY:Thee Marloes
DTSTAMP:20260909T200648Z
DTSTART:20270216T183000Z
DESCRIPTION:Dreamy soul from Indonesia\n\nThee Marloes began in Surabaya\, 
	Indonesia\, with guitarist Sinatrya Dharaka and\ndrummer Tommy Satwick\, w
	ho found common ground in hip-hop\, soul and reggae. When\nsinger and keyb
	oardist Natassya Sianturi joined them\, everything fell into\nplace. Toget
	her they create soul music with smooth basslines\, organ\, guitar and\nple
	nty of space for Sianturi’s warm voice. She sings in Indonesian and Englis
	h\nabout love\, loss and everything that doesn’t always fit into words.\n\
	nOn their 2024 debut album ‘Perak’\, their love for classic soul came thro
	ugh\nclearly. That remains the foundation on the follow-up ‘Di Hotel Malib
	u’\, but the\ntrio now alternates between understated ballads and light-he
	arted\, danceable\ntracks with greater ease. Their Indonesian background a
	lso comes through more\ndistinctly. For instance\, ‘Boru’ is sung entirely
	 in Batak\, a language from\nNorth Sumatra\, whilst ‘Under the Silver Moon
	’ and ‘I’d Be Lost’ are clearly\naimed at the dance floor. The album was c
	reated following two years in which\nThee Marloes toured the world\, yet r
	emained close to where the band began:\nSurabaya.
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/thee-marloes
GEO:52.36215535;4.883782439016489
LOCATION:Paradiso - Weteringschans 6\, 1017 SG Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,dance,leidseplein,music,reggae,soul
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Dreamy soul from Indonesia<br><br><p>Thee Marl
	oes began in Surabaya, Indonesia, with guitarist Sinatrya Dharaka and drum
	mer Tommy Satwick, who found common ground in hip-hop, soul and reggae. Wh
	en singer and keyboardist Natassya Sianturi joined them, everything fell i
	nto place. Together they create soul music with smooth basslines, organ, g
	uitar and plenty of space for Sianturi’s warm voice. She sings in Indonesi
	an and English about love, loss and everything that doesn’t always fit int
	o words.</p><p>On their 2024 debut album ‘Perak’, their love for classic s
	oul came through clearly. That remains the foundation on the follow-up ‘Di
	 Hotel Malibu’, but the trio now alternates between understated ballads an
	d light-hearted, danceable tracks with greater ease. Their Indonesian back
	ground also comes through more distinctly. For instance, ‘Boru’ is sung en
	tirely in Batak, a language from North Sumatra, whilst ‘Under the Silver M
	oon’ and ‘I’d Be Lost’ are clearly aimed at the dance floor. The album was
	 created following two years in which Thee Marloes toured the world, yet r
	emained close to where the band began: Surabaya.</p>
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