Tag: Singapore
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That’s just Culture: Behind the Brain with Vira Suria
“Sometimes, it’s about pushing creative approaches, and rebranding – these are critical to successful music and events, and event organisers have to learn the whole package, the push and pull between normal and crazy.”
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Navigating the world of social work with Asher Low
“It’s one of those career choices where you know you’ll have to make sacrifices and sometimes on a consistent basis.”
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EASE INTO IT: the new age of taking care
“People are afraid of being judged, and as a result refrain from talking about these topics even when they are in a situation where they need help or support.” That’s where Ease comes in.
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Sax In (and out of) the city
It was evident, early on, that she and her saxophone were meant to grow older together. Little did she know, she would be on her way to make her mark on this part of her world.
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YASAI’s Bound by Nothing: Breaking through Walls
YASAI’s done it again: Bound by Nothing, they created a tracklist reflective of different tones and genres, giving us that signature diversity of sound seeded in solid beats and a distinct hip-hop backdrop.
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Edson Charntor: Letting it all Wash Away
“It was pretty shit when I first started out because the only guidance I recieved from producing music is through my big brother named YouTube. Nobody took me seriously because my mixes were honestly speaking, not it…until I started to listen to intense PC music from SOPHIE, Arca, Charli XCX and the like. I greatly improved after years of listening to them because I know what sounds right and what doesn’t. ”
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Garden Beats: Don’t play the fool now, Foals is here to stay.
With groovy bass riffs and memorable guitar parts as well as sing-along worthy lyrics, I was one hundred percent getting my LIFE from the band – they promised the audience “some good f*ckin’ rock n’roll” and good f*ckin’ rock n roll it was. BY GABRIELLE ANG
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Places & Spaces: Gather the Misfits
“We wanted to do the ‘positive vibes’ thing to make an effort — even if it only reaches one person.”
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Garden Beats: Traversing the Soundwave with Viken Arman
“The most important part is to keep beats understandable, to aim to use your music as a sort of universal language.”
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It All Started with a Toilet Roll: One Student’s Environmental Efforts
Writer LIANG YING spoke to LAURA LEE, the founder and speaker behind Toilet Roll Singapore (Toilet Roll SG). Currently in junior college, Laura’s sharp insight and relentless pursuit of what she believes in is so admirable and valuable – we’d love to share it with all of you. Change is anything but a constant, and […]
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