SingaporeArtCafe
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hi softies! Singaporean singer-songwriter Eunice Sim will be performing at the Singapore Art Cafe (inside library@Esplanade) this Friday (Mar 16) from 7-9pm. Eunice was Corrinne May's contemporary (and roommate!) at Berklee, and has a very solid songwriting ability. Don't miss her Friday gig. Arrive early for seats and makan 
Also, catch her on FM93.8 this morning (Thu Mar 15) from 10am-10:30am on The Living Room program. Host Stanley Leong will chat with Eunice, who will sing live a couple of her songs.
and next Wed (Mar 21).... GOT! A Cappella. woohoo!
(GOT! is short for Gathering Of Talents, the Singapore Art Cafe's regular talent showcases)
EUNICE'S BIO
Born in Singapore, Eunice was the lead singer of Elmo, a local band that attracted attention when a track from its debut album made its way up local radio charts. She moved to Boston to further develop her skills as a singer and a songwriter at Berklee College of Music.
As a songwriting major and a voice principal, she went on to win both Berklee-sponsored Performer and Songwriter competitions two years in a row. (She graduated in two years too.) Eunice also received a handful of performance-based scholarships and awards while she was there.
One of her compositions as a student, Permanent Summertime, was picked up by Creative to be included in their NOMAD Jukebox MP3 players, a series of portable MP3 players. She writes and performs both as a solo artist, on the piano and guitar, and with her band, Redpoll, which includes guitarist/songwriter Taylor Hanson. Many have attributed the uniqueness of her voice to its transparent quality - - that it unmistakably parades her heart and soul for all to see. Her songs are riveting and known for their fluid melodies and strong arrangements.
Eunice has been performing in the Boston/Cambridge area, in clubs like the Kendall Cafe, Harper's Ferry and the Kirkland Cafe. She's also been at college coffeehouses and opened for Siler's Bald at Wellesley College. She's been a featured performer at Cambridge's Lydia Fair 2001 & 2002, an arts event celebrating women artists. She returned to produce the show and perform in 2003.
Eunice's debut CD, Stronger Than Some, is now available for purchase online. It is co-produced with Jordan Seng, an established musician and guitarist who led Seng, a Chicago-based band. The full-length album features all original material. Currently based in Los Angeles, Eunice is working with Redpoll on their debut album, which is shaping up to be a shift in direction for her while retaining her unquestionable outpouring of soul.
Also, catch her on FM93.8 this morning (Thu Mar 15) from 10am-10:30am on The Living Room program. Host Stanley Leong will chat with Eunice, who will sing live a couple of her songs.
and next Wed (Mar 21).... GOT! A Cappella. woohoo!
(GOT! is short for Gathering Of Talents, the Singapore Art Cafe's regular talent showcases)
EUNICE'S BIO
Born in Singapore, Eunice was the lead singer of Elmo, a local band that attracted attention when a track from its debut album made its way up local radio charts. She moved to Boston to further develop her skills as a singer and a songwriter at Berklee College of Music.
As a songwriting major and a voice principal, she went on to win both Berklee-sponsored Performer and Songwriter competitions two years in a row. (She graduated in two years too.) Eunice also received a handful of performance-based scholarships and awards while she was there.
One of her compositions as a student, Permanent Summertime, was picked up by Creative to be included in their NOMAD Jukebox MP3 players, a series of portable MP3 players. She writes and performs both as a solo artist, on the piano and guitar, and with her band, Redpoll, which includes guitarist/songwriter Taylor Hanson. Many have attributed the uniqueness of her voice to its transparent quality - - that it unmistakably parades her heart and soul for all to see. Her songs are riveting and known for their fluid melodies and strong arrangements.
Eunice has been performing in the Boston/Cambridge area, in clubs like the Kendall Cafe, Harper's Ferry and the Kirkland Cafe. She's also been at college coffeehouses and opened for Siler's Bald at Wellesley College. She's been a featured performer at Cambridge's Lydia Fair 2001 & 2002, an arts event celebrating women artists. She returned to produce the show and perform in 2003.
Eunice's debut CD, Stronger Than Some, is now available for purchase online. It is co-produced with Jordan Seng, an established musician and guitarist who led Seng, a Chicago-based band. The full-length album features all original material. Currently based in Los Angeles, Eunice is working with Redpoll on their debut album, which is shaping up to be a shift in direction for her while retaining her unquestionable outpouring of soul.
