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What Went Down: Hennessy V.S.O.P Privilege Collection 4 Paints The Town Red @ PLAY at the Roof
Hennessy V.S.O.P never fails to impress us. From their annual super-clubbing experiences at H-Artistry to major launch events like these, you can be assured that it will be to the din of excited revellers partying the night away.
Hennessy V.S.O.P Privilege Collection 4 Launch @ PLAY at the Roof
The mixture of the world’s favourite cognac and dancing grooves made for a Thursday night clubbing experience that would be hard to top.
Bombay Bicycle Club: So Long, See You Tomorrow
Bombay Bicycle Club is one effing clever band. With their fourth full length, they prove that bandwagon-jumping is key to longevity in a hipster’s playlist.
LISTEN: VMPRMYTH’s HEROINe LP is Up For Streaming!
VMPRMYTH’s long-gestated debut album, HEROINe, is finally released today on iTunes.
LISTEN: Pradana’s ‘West Halmahera’
Named after the largest island in his native Indonesia, the sound of (Time Lord) Pradana’s ‘West Halmahera’ is vaporwave done right.
VIDEO: Phon.o’s ‘HereNow (feat. Bass Sekolah)’
Recently premiered on VICE’s electronic music channel Thump, 50Weapons just dropped the full-length version of Phon.o’s track with Bass Sekolah, and it comes with a music video to boot!
Nile Rodgers: Le Hitmaker
Ahead of his concert with the newly-reformed Chic, Nile Rodgers spoke to a small group of musicians and music-related opinion leaders on his life, playing style, and the science behind making hits.
Across the SEA: An Ocean of Electronics
Having scoured predominantly just the Malaysian scene, JUICE decided to extend our reach to beyond our borders and grasp our grubby hands onto other parts of Southeast Asia to cure our perennial itch for new music.
LISTEN: M.O.I.S.T’s ‘96000 (I Dreamt of Sibu)’
After a whole year since we last heard anything new from M.O.I.S.T, Jarrod and co. return with a lucid dream pop song romanticising his hometown Sibu.
Fikri Fadzil: The Sleeping Tiger of Southeast Asia
After expanding regionally into Indonesia, and inspired by the scene across the Malacca straits over yonder, Founder and Director of The Wknd Fikri Fadzil ruminates over the question of our national identity in the music we produce.