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DJ Akien: Making His Mark in the World |
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Written by Parvinder Gill
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Increasingly over the past few
years, NUS has had its fair share of aspiring musicians and household names in
the music industry emerging from its student and alumni population.
It would
clearly be presumptuous of me to hypothesize from this that NUS is a breeding
ground for musical talent.
However, NUS has indeed contributed significantly to
the talent development of these musicians by creating and/or providing
opportunities for them to discover, ignite and nurture their musical abilities.
Their time in NUS, coupled with their innate musical talents, served as a winning
formula in kick starting their musical endeavors.
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Written by Chan Jingxin
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Mi Lu Bing (literally translated as "Lost Soldiers"), as the boys called themselves, was actually inspired by the band's favourite drink "Milo Peng" (colloquial slang for "Iced Milo").
However, the name "Mi Lu Bing" is more than just a drink to these boys, who once felt lost at different crossroads of their life. hooked examines this Superband Champion's road to success, to discover their persistence in creating music, straight from the heart.
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Tan Pin Pin on Invisible City |
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Written by Charmaine Tan
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"The Chinese title of Invisible City (备忘录) loosely translates into 'a record for fear that it will be forgotten,' and this is probably a more accurate title for the documentary."
Tan Pin Pin tells how her latest film is more of a meditative one that would hopefully cause the audience to leave the screenings in deep thoughts about the fragility of memory, and the desire to leave traces of their lives behind.
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Written by Chan Jingxin
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It was a sunny Wednesday, probably something that Rynn Lin Yu Zhong had
least expected on the day of a media press conference to promote his
second album "Rynn's In The Rain". Hooked finds out why.
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Written by Ng Kit Ying
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Consisting of four pretty girls, it is easy to stereotype Cherry Boom
as a typical female pop group. But looks can be deceiving, as Cherry Boom is
not only Taiwan's first professional all-girl rock band, it is also one of
the upcoming bands you should watch out for.
Hooked speaks to them over the
phone, to find that their latest album "乖乖" (Goodie Goodie), like their appearance, is more than meets the eye.
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