Raising awareness for The Food Bank Singapore, Blackout Agency is launching the sophomore edition of Blackout Broadcast this week with an all-star soundtrack of house and disco.
Read MoreAs a custodian of local hip-hop culture for nearly 20 years, KoFlow is a master at what he does, and he’s not ready to be toppled off his throne just yet.
Read MoreA Phat Cat Collective, the folks behind NINETEEN80 and Pinball Wizard, now face a disaster that looks to be their toughest boss fight yet. How do you run a nightspot when clubs aren’t allowed to reopen?
Read MoreWhat does the imagination of Inch look like? The inimitable Inch Chua reveals why she’s always stepping out of her comfort zone as a performer, and how she fuels her explorative spirit while bettering herself.
Read MoreSharing his wisdom as an industry icon, Aldrin tells us the ups and downs of his extensive career, and how he’s keeping it going with gusto and authenticity. A bona fide legend.
Read MoreRecord stores in Singapore still need plenty of assistance. Sharing their struggles are the knowledgeable vinyl gurus behind The Analog Vault, a go-to spot for crate diggers in the city.
Read MoreWe grabbed a chat with the Baybeats team about making the festival a reality in these hindering circumstances, and discover that the spirit of Baybeats is still as unyielding as ever.
Read MoreWhen it comes to Nigel Lopez and Jasmine Ho of Evening Chants, their label presents an esoteric, twisty-turny rabbit hole that challenges perception and intends to perplex.
Read MoreMusic studios have also been hit hard by the pandemic. We check in on Tonehouse Studios, a boutique establishment that’s been winning the favour of local musicians in the past year.
Read MoreWe check in with Afiq Omar, founder of the renowned Colossal brand that’s captured the growth of the music scene through a lens. How has it fared during the pandemic so far?
Read MoreThe rising house producer broaches the subject of his early beginnings, geeks out about hardware and teases developments on the horizon. Let’s get deep with Halal Sol.
Read MoreWe slip our shoes off and step into the psyche of one of the scene’s most promising discoveries, as 10vacations shares the origination of her journey and how she manoeuvres through it with charm.
Read MoreIn the debut of our new series, we check in on Blu Jaz Cafe, the go-to waterhole for jazzophiles. Aileen Tan, director of the local jazz bastion, shares her vision for its future.
Read MoreA New Tempo will reveal how businesses in the music and events industry have adapted to the volatile circumstances of COVID-19, while inspiring the scene with mutual positivity and empathy.
Read MoreThrough fortnightly episodes, Majulah Weekender by Zendyll will feature fresh pairings between producers and vocalists as they come together to create new originals exclusive to the series.
Read MoreGet intimate with one of the scene’s most treasured figures, as Tim De Cotta bares his soul in this interview about scene longevity and his new perspective on love.
Read MoreIn 2018, electronic producer XVAN passed away in his early 20s from cancer. Umami Records has released an all-star EP that celebrates the craft of this prodigious producer who will not be forgotten.
Read MoreThe return of Jazz In July is the first time The Esplanade has allowed live performances (without audiences) since its closure, featuring 43 masters of the local jazz scene.
Read MoreDid you know that one of the scene’s most important music festivals is run by students? The kids are alright as they go the extra mile with this extra-curricular undertaking.
Read MoreThe serendipitous team-up was made possible after DEON shared a stage with Shohey’s band in Tokyo last year, resulting in this spine-tingling acoustic single.
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