Red Kite exists with the belief that live music makes a world of difference, and it can still do wonders for your online events. Event companies have kept buoyant by taking over the virtual landscape and riding the expertise on the bandwidth; holding ceremonies, conferences, talks and what-have-you on platforms like Zoom, Webex, Facebook and … More Bringing Live Music from Studio to Screen
Having all your participants facing a computer doesn’t mean you can’t send fun and joviality across the bandwidth. Whether you this is an internal company meeting or an event with stakeholders, Jeremy Lee, a veteran master of ceremonies, has some pointers for you. Virtual or physical, the principles of elevating engagement and interest in an … More Jazz Up Your Online Event
Throw in a green room complete with a fully-stocked up fridge, a massage chair and a pool table. Don’t forget the butler. Such requirements will be necessary if you are bringing in an A-lister such as Beyoncé, but should you care to provide anything for our local talents at all? A Holding Room Would Be … More 5 Things to Know About Artiste Welfare 😎
Timbre and rhythm release the canned heat in your heels, adds emotions to the atmosphere and banishes awkward silences. Especially when performed live. Your astute client recognises that and demands a live band for their event, but what’s next? The ensemble you saw at the last event sure looked like a handful to deal with … More
Mr Wilson Chee, perhaps like many others, was not satiated with just watching his favourite performers over a drink at a bar. His gripe: few patrons would stop everything they are doing to behold the talent on stage, sending the live music into the backdrop with chatter and ongoings. In order to give these music … More Divine & Friends Concert – 25 March 2018
“I could never quite place Daniel.” “He grew up in Surabaya, he listens to Cannonball Adderley and Sergio Mendes – he is just weird – I say it in a good way. He is not trying to imitate anybody. He has his own style,” says Julian Cheong, the singer, about Daniel Purnomo the guitarist. “If … More Mojo in The MoJu Duo
They are almost turning 10. If you did not catch them on TV, at Esplanade or at a local bar, their name would still ring a bell. They are a delight to have, though not in your stomachs, their name might tickle your palate. Presenting the Singapore Char Siew Bao. … More Celebrating Singapore Char Siew Bao!
Ahoy! Our new series Talent of the month will feature one notable band/musician each month to bring them into the spotlight. This June we have a bunch of singers that will show you how vocal harmony can be appreciated in new ways. As their name suggests, the The Apex Project is making their way to … More The Apex Project – Revolutionising a cappella
Photos by alviealive Yelle’s debut performance in Singapore landed as a double bill, on 12 and 13 May. This Francophone electropop trio dishes out dancey tunes in their native language and one would think that would limit their listeners to only French speakers, but no, this band is one of the rare French acts … More Ne parle pas français? Pas de problème (Don’t Speak French? No problem)
Crystal Castles visited our sunny shores not too long ago at Neon Lights, but they are convinced that they could gather a crowd again. Why not? Since they have been hopping around the region. They are a persistent in reminding us about Crystal Castles, knowing well that the latest album Amnesty (I) is not as … More Killing the Ghost of Alice Glass – the New Crystal Castles
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