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Malaysian hip hop artist, Joe Flizzow, releases his new music video, “Kuasa”
Filipino artist Eyedress releases new music video for his latest single, “Last Time I’m Falling In Love”
Malaysian experimental hip hop artist, Ichu, collaborates with producer / dj Aimampus on their new project, AA.
Malaysian emo band, iamrain, release new track “49”.
Thailand indie pop band, Rocketman, release new track “Lost Film”
Malaysian live venue, Live Fact, announces crowdfunding campaign
Malaysian artist Lunadira recently collaborated with DJ and producer, Reddi Rocket, and released a single “Hoodie”
V&A Museum and Glastonbury Festival launches festival exhibition
Listen to this dreamy psych pop tune by Aaliya
What’s left to say about Malaysian music’s best kept secret? Them boys sure know how to groove.
This session, shot at Rimbun Dahan, features Tenderfist. Having played the singer songwriter circuit for a bit, they are now back with their full lineup and with their blend of down tempo pop and heartfelt songwriting, Tenderfist is definitely a band to watch in the near future.
Originally from Kota Kinabalu, Jerome Kugan, a poet, singer songwriter and gig organiser, started to actively play music in the local circuit back in 2000, after returning from Australia and relocating to KL
From the coastal city of Klang, comes this 4 piece post emo band consisting of members from several active hardcore bands.
Watch Indonesian power pop band, The Adams, perform their tracks live on Singgah Sekejap
Ahead of the launch of The Wknd Store later this month, editor Azzief Khaliq rambles about collecting and why people (including himself) still buy music on physical formats.
Check out some of the acts we’re most excited about at Baybeats 2011 happening at the Esplanade, Singapore this weekend
As a follow up to our coverage of Raising The Bar’s 6th anniversary showcase, correspondent Truf sat down with Jin Hackman to relieve some curiosity about a few things.
Singled Out, a new feature on The Wknd, sees Azzief and a rotating cast of fellow reviewers offering up quickfire opinions on singles from Malaysia and the region. This installment: Yuna, Lunadira, Pitahati, and more.
Azim Idris (Milo Dinosaur) shares his thoughts on the pop-punk uprising in the Malaysian scene, shares some bands leading the way.