Dengue Fever's album "Sleepwalking Through The Mekong" is a unique blend of rock and Cambodian music, reflecting the band's eclectic style. Released in 2009, it serves as the
soundtrack to a documentary film of the same name, which follows the band's journey to Cambodia. The album captures the essence of Dengue Fever's performances in Cambodia, where they revived classic Cambodian rock 'n' roll from the 1960s and '70s. This genre-bending music combines elements of rock with traditional Cambodian sounds, creating a distinctive cultural fusion.
The album is available in
various formats, including a
limited edition coloured
vinyl release. This format adds a special touch to the album, making it a collector's item for fans. The music on "Sleepwalking Through The Mekong" is a
testament to Dengue Fever's ability to bridge cultural gaps through their energetic and captivating sound. As a rock band with a strong influence from Cambodian music, they have managed to create a unique
musical identity that resonates with audiences worldwide.
