What does singapore music need?

[evilronin]

Hey guys, I'm a journalist writing a feature story on the singapore music scene.

What do you people think is lacking/needed for it to really expand? Government aid or laws, maybe?

In other countries, it is a law for radio stations to have a certain percentage of their programming dedicated to local music. Is that what we need? Anything else?

Pls leave your real name and you age so I can quote you.

Thanks!

[soft]

evilronin, what's your name and which publication are you writing for?

[pepper-]

and maybe people should answer him thru PM instead of posting here. lol

[evilronin]

Originally Posted by soft

evilronin, what's your name and which publication are you writing for?

Oops sorry, My name is Melvin Tang and i'm writing the story as a freelancer.

[pepper-]

the manager of ronin? LOL.

check ur pm, dude.

[stillwater]

evilronin, we simply need the people's support, full stop. 9.33FM doesn't have that kinda "quota" nor rules. stepanie sun and huang yida's albums still sells like hotcakes.

[cold_static544]

what we need is originality. Its just me, but i seem to be just seeing bands sounding generic.

[The-Warlord]

Exposure. Ill write more later, by when do you need the stuff?

[evilronin]

anytime in the next few days will be great, warlord... thanks!

[Tribalcast]

Hmm I would say that the local talent need is its local supporters have the acceptance of diversity. Let the band be playing Pop Punk, Emo Rock, Brutal Death Grind or what so have you. If the masses has a certain appreciation for something they have never heard before then that to me is a good start for a long run. :?