Rory and I return for another fine rum tasting and explore Jaws 2, 3, the Revenge and movies that were inspired by Jaws. Featuring guest: Rory Snyder, producer of Tiki Caliente and proprietor of The Reef Bar in Palm Springs. Our rum scores are available on DigiTiki.com
In this episode, DigiTiki unveils his new album, "Dark Rituals," a departure from his previous work with a more uptempo, Latin, and African influence, dropping May 1st. He also highlights Joshua Cipolla's orchestral ultralounge album, "Midcentury Modern," encouraging listeners to support independent artists. The episode concludes with a curated journey through classic exotica, discussions on sound quality, and updates on DigiTiki's upcoming live performances and seminars at Tiki Caliente and Tiki Oasis.
More new music from contemporary Exotica composers out there. Featuring new music by Les Waikikings, Vibexotica, Mr. Moai and the Tikiheads, Tele and the Ghost of Our Lord, Dan Fontaine and His Orchestra and a ne released of vintage Arthur Lyman.
New music by Mr. Moai & the Tikiheads, The Tiki Delights, Cosmique Hypnotique, Pink Teddy Bear, L'Exotighost, The Manakooras, Davide Monacell and Freddy Canoe.
The directors and composer for the film "Donn of Tiki" visit to talk about Donn the Beachcomber's life and legacy.
This episode continues the "Quiet Village Essentials" series, guiding listeners through must-have records for an exotica and tiki music collection. It spotlights foundational artists such as Les Baxter, discussing his prolific output and key albums like "Ritual of the Savage." The host also delves into Robert Drasnan's "Voodoo," Eden Ahbez's "Eden's Island," Yma Sumac, The Surfmen, Milt Raskin, and significant Polynesian/Hawaiian artists like Charles Mau'u, Hawaii Calls, Jerry Byrd, and Alex Keack, concluding with proto-exotica pioneer Korla Pandit.
The essentials for kickstarting your Tiki Music collection. Part 1 of 2
Rory Snyder (The Reef Bar, Tiki Caliente) samples fine rare rums as we talk about Jaws on it's 50th Anniversary and it's impact on us.
This episode of The Quiet Village is packed with new and newly discovered Exotica music. Hear fresh tracks from artists like June in Honolulu, Mr. Moai & The Tiki Heads, KavaCon, and even film composer Michael Giacchino doing Exotica versions of his themes. The host also plays remastered classic Hawaiian music by The Polynesians, preserved through master tapes, and thanks listeners for their music contributions.
The discussion continues with the guys as we talk about or musical collaboration about the subject of day drinking. Album release: May 1, 2025
The hosts and guests discuss the making of their collaborative album, "Midday Mai Tais," exploring the origins of the project, their musical influences, and the creative process behind each track. They delve into their personal journeys into tiki and exotica music, share anecdotes from their experiences, and highlight the unique collaboration that brought the album to life. The episode concludes with a preview of the next part of their conversation.
Stephen Sloan visits to talk about the perfect martini as we listen to the swanky sounds of Henry Mancini.
New Exotica from Jim Fiegen, VibeXotica, The Voodoo 5, The Tiki Delights, Toasty Pinecone, The Hypnotiques + announcements for a new project I'm working on.
Rick Roessler of the duo TikiTronic visits to talk about his new album "Live at the Rum Stumbler". Plus, new tunes from projects I've been lucky enough to be a part of.
The Swongos visit to talk about their new record, plus The Arthur Lyman Radio Hour by Thomas Mackay, new music by Kolumbo and Mark Riddle (me).
Guest Georg Balandran returns with a ton of French Hawaiian records under his arms for all of us to enjoy. Part 2 of 2 SONGS: • Intro: Road to Hana / Mark Riddle / Lahaina Sunset • Song of the Islands / Danny Stewart / Song of the Islands • Swamp Fire / Tiki Paradise / Mysterious Safari of Tropical Melodies • Hawaii Nous Appelle / Gino Bordin / Le Disque d’Or de la Guitare Hawaiian • L’Amour S’en Vient / Les Hawaiians Troubadours / Hawaii, Hawaii • Moon Over Burma / Marcel Bianchi / The Hawaiian...
Guest Georg Balandran returns with a ton of French Hawaiian records under his arms for all of us to enjoy. Part 1 of 2 SONGS: Intro: Road To Hana / Mark Riddle / Lahaina Sunset • Kona Love / Ida Brun / En Passant Par Hawaii • Une Hirondelle / Stephan Kubiak Et Są Guitare Hawaiienne / Aloha Oe • La Playa / Jan Marnia et sa Guitar Hawaiienne / Jan Marnia • Pretty Red Hibiscus / Les Wailikis / Aloha Hawaii • Honeymoon in Moorea / Les Hawaiians Serenaders / Hawaii • Jungle Drums / John Gart / Exotic...
New Exotica from Mr Moai & the Tiki Heads, The Tiki Delights, Ixtahuele and yours truly. Plug mug release news and some great vintage tracks.
The chat continues with Leslie Baxter as she gives us more insights into her Dad, his world and his music.
Leslie Baxter, daughter of Les Baxter talks about her dadLeslie Baxter, daughter of famed composer Les Baxter visits the Quiet Village and shares wonderful stories about growing up inside the Wonderful World of Les Baxter. Part 1 of 2.
Feat. Mike Young from Mr. Moai & the Tikiheads
New music from the Tiki Delights & Jim Fiegen, Latin Exotica + the earliest use of Exotica term and more great vintage Exotica.
New music from Mr. Moai & the Tiki Heads, Slowly & the Boats, and new vintage tunes courtesy of Don J.
New music from Brett Barnes, The Hypnotiques, The New Les Baxter Orch., Tiki Joe's Ocean, Bo Axelzon and myself. Plus an Aloha to Jimmy Buffett.
Ron Ferrell talk about Tiki in movies and historic Ventura County Tiki temples as we both get tipsy on Drifter's Reef cocktails.
I play music about Maui and Lahaina in remembrance of the lives lost and effected by the fires.
Recorded LIVE at the Bamboo Club in Long Beach, CA with guests Bamboo Ben, Sunshine Tiki of Zen Tiki Lounge Podcast & Dustin Rodriguez, manager of the Bamboo Club. We get hammered and blather on and on like idiots. Extra special Mahalos to Zen Tiki Lounge!
Jordan Reicheck, producer of Exotikon talks about the first LA-Based Exotica weekend event to be held June 23, 24, 25, 2023! Plus an Aloha to Astrud Gilberto and new tunes from the Sweet Enough and Mona Fong.
Releases from Ernie Menehune, Mr Moai and the Tiki Heads, music from Rubin Stein & the Dictaphone, John Zorn, Te Vaka, The Tradewinds Orchestra and more.
Featuring the newest release from your host DigiTiki. Plus tunes by the Tiki Vibes, Rene Paulo, Arthur Lyman, and more.
