I read an article recently about a 256-year-old man. That’s right. He lived in China around the 17th to the 20th century. His name was Li Ching-Yuen and he wasn’t just a mere herbalist, he also kicked some serious martial … Continued
Hello my lovely people! Hope the day has treated you well. I put up this splendid video over a month ago – it’s filmed in the summer at United World College of the Atlantic where I used to study (and … Continued
Today, the 9th of August, we celebrate Singapore National Day. It marks the point which Malaya became separated into Malaysia and Singapura, back in 1965, after being liberated from British rule some years earlier. We are a very young nation … Continued
Wishing all my Muslim friends and family a very happy Eid. I’ve had a great day, and hope you have too! Here is my happy indie/folk/pseudo ukelele version of the uber-classic Selamat Hari Raya. Enjoy and smile!
Eid is fast approaching! I love listening to Hari Raya songs during this time, and so did what comes naturally – cover them. This video is my cover of Sanisah Huri’s classic Eid song Bersabarlah Sayang, which means Be Patient, … Continued
Today I unveiled my collaboration with Fin Crowther (Beezkat) on a vintage version of What is Love? by Haddaway. I love this 90s dance anthem and it still goes down very well on the dancefloor. The sentiment behind it though, … Continued
In the spirit of Eid, I thought it’l be a great idea to sing a Hari Raya song. Dendang Perantau by P Ramlee is one of them, and in this version I’ve made it sadder and more sentimental… both my … Continued
Quite some of my quiet time has been taken up with playing a variety of games. When I was living as a student I used to play Sims a lot. I would buy a new computer just so that it … Continued
The Way We Were is a very sad, nostalgic song. And a nostalgic place for me was where I came to when I first set foot in the UK, when I studied at United World College of the Atlantic. Located … Continued
I have been in Asia for the past few weeks – and time has gone by so quickly and fulfilling-ly! Most of it was spent in Jakarta – effectively my first time there, and I found the people to be … Continued