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Senior buskers Tango and Jean belt out oldies for four hours at a stretch, three times a week. Here’s how they keep doing it.
Conversation fodder to arm yourself with, just in case you meet – or are related to – any of Bruno Mars’ Hooligans before his sold-out concerts in Singapore.
Athletes still plugging away at their sport long after their prime can make for difficult watching. When it comes to musicians, who have longer lifespans, would watching an octogenarian be as captivating as catching them in their youth? R Sivanithy asks if it’s better to fade away or burn out.
People often get so caught up in the what-ifs of life that they fail to take notice of what has already happened. Here’s why – and how – to access that hidden well of gratitude.
Songs like Kamelia, Ribut 10:59 Pagi, Teratai, Musibah and many others, made Sweet Charity a rock phenomenon that has prevailed for more than 5 decades. The band will celebrate their longevity at the Star Vista Auditorium this Saturday.
Singer/songwriter Art Fazil goes back 30 years to relive his debut English album in its entirety at the Esplanade Recital Studio.
Ever wonder why the same piece of music can sound so different from system to system? It could be the type of equipment used or where they come from, but the rise of technology has made music more portable and enjoyable for everyone.
As National Day approaches, singer-songwriter Dick Lee mulls over a career spanning five decades, the success of his Singapore-centric music, and the unwavering appeal of his 1998 ballad “Home”.
Hardworking Jeremy Monteiro jazz carries on making music. The king of jazz is now venturing into classical music and has just released Sings, an album featuring his vocals.
For The Record’s owner, R Alagirisamy, has more than 43,000 records to his name – but he might not let you have a single one.
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