The Observer is a full-length that is as spunky as their capricious performances; a deluge of wild-card deliveries that flip the script with neo-soul and nu-jazz formats.
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Covering techno, big room, trance and hip-hop, the Singaporean spectacle has more tricks up its sleeve for its third run.
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Start warming up those ankles. B10N presents a juke-charged 15-Min Flash Mix that will have your feet tied up in a pretzel by the end of it.
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To pull this off during a gig-less climate, and for a free event that’s trying its best to unite the community? That’s just scum behaviour.
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Kaye delivers a package of distilled wisdom that speaks to the room. This is a soundtrack of rebellion for a scene that’s sick of being locked in. The veteran steps up to share more.
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Don Aaron has orchestrated a blissful languor of instrumental bliss, much like the soundtrack of a vintage, neo-noir short film.
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The New Modern Lights are a bunch of young guns who sound like they belong a decade earlier, yet they’ve managed to build a standing that’s irrefutably current.
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The Esplanade’s annual music spectacle takes big strides on its 20th anniversary, welcoming industry legends, rising hotshots and special tie-ins with local collectives.
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For 15 minutes, Erin Khan takes you on a nocturnal detour of shadows and moonlight, evoking the haze and passion that seep into the mood of a good ol’ party night.
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Altoduo flaunt a remarkable level of technical prowess that bounces between the two core members, functioning optimally like a well-oiled machine in motion.
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If you could compose a soundtrack to your life, what would it be like? Anhedral embarks on an evergreen journey of retrospection, piecing together his identity like a fragmented jigsaw.
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This is a mix bursting with pyro-level firepower, synonymous with the signature of this energetic wunderkind. Now sit up and plug in.
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Opening up its venues to live audiences, the Mosaic Music Series returns with shows from Bitty, The Steve McQueens, Dru Chen, Rangga Jones, and Saints Amongst Sinners.
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Capturing the hurricane moments of their youth is Carpet Golf, a new indie quartet with members from Subsonic Eye, Charm and The Neptune Waves. Enter their “brotherhood soup”.
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How fast and ferocious do you like your beats? The homegrown collective and record label has constructed a network that unleashes these amped-up, overblown sounds.
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Culture is being killed, and the death toll is rising unforgivingly. What will we have left when the authorities finally decide to revive the city, if ever?
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Is Mediacorp’s indiego web radio programme going to be the next movement that adds legitimacy to Singaporean music? Time will tell.
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With acid hooks, projectile beats and hypnotic vocals, the enigmatic ANVBS delivers a peaktime techno set using a semi-analogue setup.
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Revered rock legends, The Oddfellows, continue to be rebellious misfits with new single, “Silent Worlds”, taken off their upcoming third album that’s 29 years in the making.
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Launched in 2008 by Republic Polytechnic students, the annual music festival is respected as one of the longest-running events in the scene. This is how it all comes together.
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