Daytimers: Alterations review | Ammar Kalia's global album of the month
Briefly

The Daytimers collective, formed in 2020, seeks to revitalize British South-Asian music by drawing inspiration from the daytime parties of second-generation immigrants. They host vibrant events featuring residents like Yung Singh and Rohan Rakhit, blending various genres like jungle, dubstep, and Bollywood. Their latest compilation includes 13 producers remixing Bollywood classics, showcasing innovative takes tailored for today's dance culture. Notable tracks feature bold basslines and inventive arrangements that merge traditional sounds with modern aesthetics. While some tracks are less successful, the overall collection demonstrates the potential for future diaspora artists to celebrate their heritage creatively.
The Daytimers collective has created a vibrant musical space by remixing Bollywood classics with contemporary beats, blending jungle, grime, and Punjabi folk traditions to cater to UK’s South-Asian youth.
Daytimers' latest compilation features 13 South-Asian producers, who reimagine Bollywood hits for today’s dancefloors, successfully merging past influences with current styles and sounds.
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