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‘We Want To Stimulate The Imagination’: Ali On Indonesian Identity, Arabic Lyrics, And Keeping Things Surprisingly Low-Key
Ahead of their long-awaited Kuala Lumpur debut, JUICE caught up with the Jakarta trio to unpack the cultural influences behind their music.
No Hype, No Hero Trades: Emir Syazwan on What Trading Really Is
Day trading isn’t fast money. This musician-turned-trader explains the reality behind the charts, the losses, and the grind.
From Bus Driver to Beat Poetry: Inside the Many Lives of Kuning Pening
The eclectic performance artist with more stage personas than we can count unleashes Abang Sham, a throwback to the cool abang-abang bus of the ’80s…
INTERVIEW: Indonesian Indie Act Hindia Speaks His Uncaged Heart Through Sound
Hindia doesn’t write with a particular audience in mind, yet somehow his words mirror the private struggles of thousands.
From Hijab to Headlock: How Nor ‘Phoenix’ Diana Is Rewriting the Wrestling Rulebook
In many ways, Nor ‘Phoenix’ Diana is what you get when you light a spark and refuse to let anyone put it out.
INTERVIEW: Luna Li Reveals The Song That Made Her Feel Uncertain In Her Latest Album
“With this album, I wanted to step into a sonic and lyrical space that was more mature and intricate than what I’d created on Duality and jams.”
Ugly Malaysiana: Finding Beauty in Malaysia’s Bad Design
Ugly is relative, but ‘Ugly Malaysiana’ exists in that liminal space between bad taste and cultural artefact. It’s so bad, it’s brilliant.
INTERVIEW: Awich Discusses Nature, Female Empowerment & ‘ASIAN STATE OF MIND’
“I’m not just part of the female empowerment movement; it’s empowerment for all of the genders that have that feminine side.”
KL Reads: How One Woman Sparked a Reading Revolution
KL reads isn’t a book club. It’s a space where introverts can find company without conversation, where strangers can sit side by side in comfortable silence.
Joko Anwar Dishes On Joyland, Outdoor Cinema, And His Next Cinematic Nightmare
“I react to social and political issues in Indonesia. It’s a response to what’s happening, whether personal or within my circle of friends, or even the nation.”