Disk 1 Made In India - Cafe Hidustani

1. Nitin Sawhney – Mausam
2. Sharaab – Earth And Sky
3. Kuljit Bhamra Feat. Lol Gellor & Balbir Bittu – Not Pyramid Selling
4. Dub Factory - Dil De Doh
5. Rohan – Roots
6. Midival Punditz Feat. Sanjivini – Piya
7. Manish Vyas – Ishq
8. Alisha Chinai – Dil Ko Hazar Bar
9. Hans Raj Hans – Nit Khair Manga
10. Hakan Feat. Shinata - Yana Yana (Bhangra Rmx)
11. Falguni Pathak – Dil Jhoom Jhoom
12. Shubha Mudgal - Dere Dere
13. Jragam – Kathel
14. Ganesh & Kumaresh - Dance Like A Man (Opening Theme)
15. Prem Joshua Feat. Hina Sorojini - Bharata Jazzyam
16. Autorickshaw – Chennai Five-O
17. Studio Pagol – Para Lucia
18. Anupam Aamod & Swastika – Jaane Jaan

Disk 2 Made In India - Happy Krishna

1. Karsh Kale Feat. Pandit Ramesh Misra - Home
2. Asha Bhosle – Jhumka Gira Re (Dj Kool Remix)
3. Kumar Sanu & Alka Yagnik & Hunterz – Baby Girl
4. Gunjan Singh Feat. Meta4 – Kaphi Aar Kabhi Paar
5. Hyacinth D’souza Feat. Indi – Humma Humma
6. Bhangra Brothers – Jaana
7. Amar Arshi – Hai O Rabba
8. Daler Mehndi – Margyi Main Margyi
9. Bombay Vikings – Jambola
10. Vasundhara Das & Sukhwinder Singh - Rabba Rabba
11. Arnab – Aao Twist Kare
12. Bally Sagoo Feat. Saud Khan – Lal Lal Gal
13. Jayanta Pathak – Sholay Theme (Dj Vivek Remix)
14. Achanak – Teria Muhabbeta
15. Tigerstyle Feat. Bikram Singh
16. Masala Sound System – Cyber Punjabi
17. Ragga Blasters – Gora Chitta Wrang
18. Shweta Shetty Feat. Dj Suku & Mc Logic – Saajna
19. Luckwinder Lucky – Booti
20. Taufiq – Ji Ji Rhy (Lejhim Mix)

After "Made in Turkey" and "Made in Greece", the musical journey through the global club culture aims towards India. When the DJs in Europe play music with Indian elements (Sitar & Tabla) you see people with happy faces on the dance floor. The bodies move lithely as if in each of them there lies the hidden potential of an Indian temple dancer. The situation is of course related to the success of Bollywood movies in our TV and cinema. Also Bhangra style is a steady demand in the international music-business nowadays and everybody knows Panjabi MC. If you reduce the current music of the gigantic sub-continent to a few Bollywood-Hits and Bhangra-bangers, then that’s an outrageous injustice. The music of India is as colourful as the diverse people who live in this huge country. Unfortunately one way marketing of Indian music in the west is almost taken for granted. Though it is not an easy mission, Lola's World with "Made In India" tries to correct the hopelessly stereotyped image. That is why you will find pop, ragga, reggae, twist, rock, funk, dub, electro, hiphop, r&b, indo-jazz-fusion, drum & bass, Asian underground and even Latin on this double compilation; but as mentioned: all are MADE IN INDIA. You’re facing an extremely entertaining mixture, unique in the world. Of course also the superstars of the Bollywood genre (e.g. Asha Bhosle) can be heard on this packed double-album with 159 minutes playing time, including as well bhangra-heroes like Daler Mehndi, Shubha Mudgal and Alisha Chinai (also known as "Madonna of India"). In difference to many other compilations we did not take tracks from other 10 compilations to form the 11th one. The search for the highest quality of the songs is the main driving force in forming this compilation; for example tracks by Nitin Sawhney, Midival Punditz, Karsh Kale, Bally Sagoo, Bikram Singh, & Achanak indicate the first class quality. Also many newcomers like Rohan, Bhangra Brothers, JRagam and Major Singh have to be mentioned, as you will hear more of them in the future. If you take a closer look you will see that even foreigners made it onto the CD: Prem Joshua form Germany, Hakan from Turkey, the Belgian group Studio Pagol and the Polish collective Masala Sound System. What they have in common is their passion towards the music of India. So this common feature provided them visas to enter this compilation. As always each CD of this double compilation creates a very own atmosphere. While the first CD "Café Hindustani" mainly invites to relax, the second one "Happy Krishna" aims to the dancing feet. Whoever stays seated while listening to this 2nd CD should be suffering from some kind of health problems. This compilation by DJane Gülbahar Kültür (Funkhaus Europa, Cologne, Germany) carries this special spirit and charm to let the breakthrough of popular Indian music in our regions.