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Wicked Aura |
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Wicked Aura Batucada fuses the percussive sounds of Brazil with flavours drawn from our own inspiration. This band of brothers has 13 members from mashed up backgrounds, who bring their individual recipes and talent, resulting in one of the macdoobifunkiest of Batucada sounds out there. Check out www.wickedaura.com. |
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Electrico |
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| It’s been said that the measure of a band is its capacity to wow audiences night after night, show after show. If so, you could say Singapore’s hottest rock band Electrico has cleared this hurdle without breaking a sweat. Meet the band - 4 guys, 1 girl, many fans and just a whole lot of jump up and down, feel-good, super catchy rock ‘n roll - always with a touch of class. Electrico plays tunes that were born from their hearts but that lodge themselves in your head. Check out www.electricomusic.com. | |||
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D'Medley |
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| D’Medley is a new band on the rise in Brunei & is slowly gaining recognition in its country. Featuring the talents of singers, Sharifah Norliza Binti Wan Ahmad Reduan, Sharifah Norlizrah Binti Wan Ahmad Reduan, keyboardist, Stuyvesant Fredie, bassist, Ak.Mohammad Faizal Bin Pg.Ali, guitarist, Muhammad Fauzi Bin Zainal Abidin & drummer, Muhammad Iswandy Bin Awg.Ismail, you’d not want to miss out on their brand of music in their first ever concert in Singapore. |
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Hardy Mirza |
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| A perfect pitch, a mesmerizing voice coupled with the boy-next-door charms… these qualities epitomize Hady Mirza. Exuding an incomparable charismatic aura, Hady has proven himself worthy of garnering the title of Singapore Idol 2006. In addition to a self-titled debut album that has already hit platinum status within 1 month of sales, SingPost has also recognized his achievements by commissioning a set of self-image stamps for him. Rather than bathe in past glory, the singer has been actively self-penning for his second album, hoping to inspire the audience with his music. Not forgetting the less fortunate, Hady, demonstrating a personal resiliency equal to that of his professional life, has also became a very public advocate for charity through involvement in events for beneficiaries including MILK, Minds etc. |
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Angelita Li |
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Angelita Li started her singing career in 1979. She spent five years in Bangkok in the early 90s developing her music with various jazz groups, and was invited by top Thai fusion group Infinity to guest on their 1993 album "Together Again". In 1995, Angelita moved to Los Angeles to explore her musical boundaries further with at two renowned samba schools, Unidos de Los Angeles and Lula and the Afro Brazil, backing up for Ricky Marin in 1998 MTV Awards in Singapore. For the past five years, Angelita has worked with the myriad musicians on wide-ranging music projects and jazz festivals thoughtout Asia. In 2002, Angelita was also invited by European jazz label Stunt to record her international solo album "Caminhos Cruzados'" featuring Eugene Pao and Grammy winner Hans Ulrik. Besides working on other compilation projects and as backing vocals for various cantopop artists, Angelita has also given lectures, written articles on jazz and hosts jazz programs on Radio Television Hong Kong. |
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Chok Kerong |
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Kerong is a young child prodigy, a pianist whose versatility has allowed him to perform in an amazing & wide range of genres that includes acoustic jazz, rock/pop and soul/R&B. As a jazz improviser, he possesses an incredible & aggressive style that is heavily influenced by Chick Corea, Keith Jarrett, McCoy Tyner, Bill Evans and Herbie Hancock. From 2002 to 2006, he participated in a variety of music festivals. In the studio, Kerong has contributed to mandarin pop singer Penny Tai’s album “No Penn, No Gain,” Singapore Idol winner Taufik Batisah’s album “Blessings,” and Sheikh Haikel’s album “For Sure Too.” He has contributed to an album which President S. R. Nathan has endorsed. He is certainly a new talent that will go far & wide. |
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Beverly Lim Morata |
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Bright, energetic, powerful, sweet, goofy and honest are all words one can use to describe Beverly. Eager for challenges and wowing crowds time and again with unexpected musical prowess, this girl has one sight she’s set her heart on and it’s bringing her brand of song to new levels. Just look at her experience and run the wonderful risk of the temptation to seek her out and lose yourself in her sweet melodies. She first appearance on stage with father’s band at a major function held at the Grand Hyatt Regency Seoul in Korea. she has performed traditional Thai and Indonesian dances for Primary school events. she was the Drama club President and Choir club Secretary in Secondary school. She is excellent in Drama Club Roles, ocal, Major Competitions, Radio, Modelling, Acting, Soundtracks, Musicals, Jazz Festivals, Hotels, and Pubs/Bars/Clubs. |
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Fendi |
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1997 was the year when Fendi (a.k.a) Fuze, started exploring the music scene in Singapore and from then since, he continued seeking experience involving music and impart musical talent and skill to inquiring minds. Fendi's love for Soul and Jazz has branched into adventures with dance music. A Soul RnB and Jazz influenced singer, Fendi's roots have led him to play with today's most modern sound - electronic music. Fendi is a believer in spontaneity, which he knows can be achieved when working with DJs and not just only musicians. Beside live performances, Fendi is very active in jingle recordings for media and advertising. Moving into DJ music or Dance Soul music recently, Fendi is working on his own stylized form of electronic soul music, heavily relying on his Soul Rnb and Jazz roots for inspiration and direction. Works are currently in progress with his new collaborations…Fuze Collective , Afro Asian Unit, DJ Kaye and Nohgani of Turntable Music. |
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Joshua Wan |
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JOSHUA WAN has been a familiar face in the local music scene for the last 20 years. A graduate of the Berklee College of Music (1989), he has been involved in the studio recording scene as producer/arranger for artistes as wide-ranging as Tracy Huang, Sky Wu, Jeff Chang, Sandy Lam, Kit Chan, Surei, Dick Lee, Jackie Cheung, Eric Moo, Mavis Hee, Fann Wong, Tanya Chua, Fish Leong, Power Station, Clement chow, Wendi Koh and most recently, Singapore Idol finalist, Sylvester Sim and winner Taufik Batisah. He arranged the widely publicised Millenium Song ‘Moments of Magic’ performed by Fann, Tanya and Elsa, the 2000 "Sing Singapore" song We are the Ones by Clement Chow the 1999 National Day Song ‘Together We Make a Difference’ performed by Evelyn Tan and Dreamz FM, both written by well-known local songwriter and producer Ken Lim, as well as 2000’s National Day song featuring Jacintha Abishenagaden, classical concert singer Yee Ee Ping and jazz pianist Jeremy Monteiro and 2001’s remake of Sing Singapore favourite ‘Stand Up For Singapore’ featuring actress Celest Chong. He is also arranger for the National Day Song 2005 sung by Taufik and Rui En. Jazz projects in 2004 included a tour with Jacintha for a week of performances at the New Zealand Arts Festival in Wellington, This group also travelled to San Francisco and L.A. for performances under the banner of the Singapore International Foundation, NAC and MITA. He is currently playing at the new music venue, Timbre |
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