Save the date!

Hi everybody, we're planning a gig in Siem Reap on Friday 30 Aug at Laundry Bar! Will send out an invite and flyer later but make sure to keep your Friday night open :) 

CAMBOJAM 2013

We're working hard to get the band ready to rock Siem Reap again. After a couple of rehearsals, we had a first short gig at the Shinta Mani "Made in Cambodia Market". It was a great success. Check out our short teaser video and more news to come soon!

World Music Day 2012 in Siem Reap

Facebook event page: http://www.facebook.com/events/171670266296783/

HOT! Cambojam shirts available NOW

Kicking out the jams!

Article about the band in the Phnom Penh Post: http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2012030954962/7-Days/kicking-out-the-jams.html

Gala dinner turns into pool party :)

When a gala dinner magically turns into a giant pool party.
Sorry for the terrible sound...should get a better phone!

Our band in the latest AsiaLIFE issue!

This month's issue of AsiaLIFE features Cambojam in an article about the music scene of Siem Reap.

The focus is on the friendliness among musicians in this town. I think that things have changed recently when we, the musicians of Siem Reap, tried to get together and form an association. Although this didn't result in a formal association, the general "team/group" spirit remained. New bands have emerged and we've met several times...just to jam :)

It was certainly nice to have Steve Cadd in town for a couple of months, what a great musician he is. We'll miss you ;)

RESPECT to the other great musicians mentioned in the article: Deborah, Trick and our own Bertrand... Let's also not forget the great work done by Milo, Aya's music education organization that supports local musicians and organizes workshops and teacher training in Cambodian schools (http://www.facebook.com/milo.angkor)

Although it's true that the music scene is developing, there's still a lot of things missing. There's no good music instrument shops in Siem Reap (or even in Cambodia...). There's also a limited amount of good music venues although some places have done an effort lately. And most importantly, there's no place where musicians - Cambodian and other nationalities - can meet, be themselves, share ideas, organize workshops, rehearse, have try-out gigs, experiment...and so on.

Thanks Nicky for the nice article!

Source: http://www.asialifeguide.com/