DoubleBlade
New member
kk i think this may sound dumb but i feel it's has meaning to it....
as u know singapore is facing a ageing population , we have far more working adults and senior citizens as compared to us young people.yes , u can be the BEST metal/rock band in Singapore although yeah no matter how meaningful ur music and lyrics are , u're only getting the attention of the young people in Singapore.i mean u dun expect working adults to appreciate metal music right? i've heard from my geog teacher dat a cambridge examiner being bias against Metallica and other forms of metal/rock music so much so dat one candidate wrote a essay on "what is your favourite kind of music" for his O levels and he wrote about Metallica.he got his entire essay striked off (ouch!) by the examiner all because the examiner dismiss his essay as "noise" and not music.
for metal/rock music , ur only gonna get attention from the young people of singapore and not the bigger percentage of the population of singapore which are the adults and senior citizens.
considering the fact dat the singapore music market is indeed very small.and so i guess in order to make it in the industry u have make full use it and not juz attracting youths to ur music but also the working adults or even the senior citizens.that is why i think jazz/blues/soul/new age instrumental musicians stand a better chance of making it in singapore.they get the bigger slice of the already small pie!!!! :wink:
as u know singapore is facing a ageing population , we have far more working adults and senior citizens as compared to us young people.yes , u can be the BEST metal/rock band in Singapore although yeah no matter how meaningful ur music and lyrics are , u're only getting the attention of the young people in Singapore.i mean u dun expect working adults to appreciate metal music right? i've heard from my geog teacher dat a cambridge examiner being bias against Metallica and other forms of metal/rock music so much so dat one candidate wrote a essay on "what is your favourite kind of music" for his O levels and he wrote about Metallica.he got his entire essay striked off (ouch!) by the examiner all because the examiner dismiss his essay as "noise" and not music.
for metal/rock music , ur only gonna get attention from the young people of singapore and not the bigger percentage of the population of singapore which are the adults and senior citizens.
considering the fact dat the singapore music market is indeed very small.and so i guess in order to make it in the industry u have make full use it and not juz attracting youths to ur music but also the working adults or even the senior citizens.that is why i think jazz/blues/soul/new age instrumental musicians stand a better chance of making it in singapore.they get the bigger slice of the already small pie!!!! :wink: