Singapore’s small but lively music industry has been hard hit by the pandemic, which led to many restrictions on live performances. But our musicians are determined to find ways to keep their passion alive.
Forced to take its annual fundraising gala online, the Jazz Association (Singapore) raised $650,000 while doing one of the things we love about jazz best: improvisation.
Love, freedom, imagination, respect — to the French-Georgian pianist and Cartier ambassador, these cannot be measured or limited.
Listening to your favourite playlist may be a by-the-way thing on a jog or in your car. But there is an industry that uses songs, instruments and beats to heal and rehabilitate.
He used to perform under the moniker of MMXJ, which represents his initials and that of his older brothers Meng Xiong and Meng Wei — the grandsons of Malaysian billionaire Robert Kuok.
The Teng Ensemble’s latest series of songs puts the spotlight on Singapore’s migrant workers past and present — and features a Tamil singer that many of them might recognise.
Music history was made — The Beatles debuted Abbey Road.
Sound architect is the first local to sign with Ultra Music.