By Jocelle Koh Known for his delicate and effortlessly sensitive style of songwriting, LGBTQI+ third-culture kid lewloh blends folk pop with Jazz to create moody realness…
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By Jocelle Koh Armed with a lilting tone and a simple musical set-up, Singaporean singer-songwriter Jean Tan returns to the scene with new single ‘Serenade’, bidding…
By Jocelle KohTranscript Translation by Jocelle Koh, Sinead O’Connor Lyricist, producer and activist Chung Yung-Feng 鍾永豐 has been an instrumental part of the Taiwanese music scene…
Interview with Yen-j 嚴爵: Thanks For Your Greatness (Pt.2) – A Future Full of Equal Egos & Good Music
By Jocelle Koh Like I said, the party doesn’t stop here for Yen-j. Chatting with us about his latest album ‘Y7 Doesn’t Matter’ and his new fashion…
By Jocelle Koh Edgy, retro and with a name that nobody knows how to pronounce correctly, 9m88 is every hipster’s dream. Exploding onto the indie scene…
By Jocelle Koh Driven, sophisticated and exceptionally gifted, Taiwanese Classical-Jazz pianist/singer-songwriter Amanda Wu’s lengthy title is a mouthful for most, but is a testament to her long…
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A well-made, exceptional album, and much, much more