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25th February 2016: Open Mic @ Barlai #20 at Barlai, Jalan Sin Chew Kee. Here’s host Shaneil Devaser!
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Reening Lau, finally.
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The F.O.I..
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The crowd.
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The fingerstyle Kim Lim.
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The one with the song I recorded a video of. Yinthong Tan, whose mellifluous melodies had a French flavor to it, even if some of the songs were in Chinese. It wasn’t just me who was imagining having a croissant out in the open area of a cafe, with uneven brickwork on the floor.
Yinthong Tan – I Found You.
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A chopping board for pedals.
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Nicholas Sia brings grunge back.
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Shot by Amelia.
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Lucy Smith has some interesting ukulele rhythm.
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Armand Tanzarian cannot shoegaze without shoes.
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Alien Lipstick Fire has a catchy name.
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Ending the night was Danial Alwie.