Tiki Your Ears Off!

[Lagoon of Mystery]

I'm digging all your different features, Jayme - can't wait to run into you at a local Houston event! We still need to explore Endless Bummer...

We stopped in at Endless bummer briefly last year. The experience was mixed. A couple of good cocktails and one that was disastrously wrong. Terrible seating for us despite most of the tables being open. They'd only been open a month or so, which means that may just have been growing pains. We hope to revisit some day when we're not pressed for time.

 

[Lagoon of Mystery]

New episode of Tiki Your Ears Off spotlights The Exoticating Waves of Tiki Joe's Ocean.

 

[Kahikina]

Thanks Jayme! Always nice to get a fresh perspective on some artists we may not be familiar with...

 

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

good sound, I'd play it in my Tiki space.

 

[Lagoon of Mystery]

In this installment of Tiki Your Ears Off, I take a listen to "Echoes of Exotica," the new EP from Mr. Moai and the Tikiheads.

 

[Lagoon of Mystery]

The latest episode of Tiki Your Ears Off takes a listen to Mark Riddle's latest exotica album, Dark Rituals:

 

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

Mark Riddle has some amazing stuff. Thanks for the listen!

 

[Lagoon of Mystery]

The latest episode of Tiki Your Ears Off! takes a listen to perhaps the most unusual music I've showcased thus far: Paul Page's "Pacific Paradise."

 

[Tangaroa]

A Swedish record label? Did I hear that correctly? Go figure.

 

[Lagoon of Mystery]

A Swedish record label? Did I hear that correctly? Go figure.

Oh! Their most prominent tiki-related group is Ixtahuele. If you are not yet familiar with them you owe it to yourself to hunt down some of their samples on YouTube. Original exotica compositions in the classic style with modern production values. Superb!