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Here Are The Stories of Two Night Creatures in Jakarta
In some jobs, working the night shift is unavoidable. While some people accept it as necessary evil, others see it as inspiration and only start to feel truly alive after sunset. We spoke to two such night creatures, renowned DJ Mikey Moran and Warra, the head bartender of Lola, a bar lounge in South Jakarta’s
Enjoying The Place with Live Music and Performance in Jakarta
Let go of your stress and enjoy the fun at Jakarta's best restaurants, bars and lounges. Photos courtesy of iStock/NOWJAKARTA There may not always be a music concert every weekend in the Big Durian, but the city never runs out of options when it comes to entertainment. For those looking to chill after a long
Kampung Tugu: The Identity of Keroncong
Piles of containers on every side and the roar of trailer engines that dominate the sight of Kampung Tugu today may obscure the legacy of a music genre originating from this old part of Jakarta, but never will it dim the hope of those fighting hard to keep the music playing. On the north coast
Why Jakartans is really into karaoke for Fun
So you need to let off some steam. While you’re at that, why not boost your self-confidence and make new friends? Across the world, more and more people have found a favourite pastime in karaoke – and many Indonesians have been following the trend. What makes it even better is that scientists actually approve of
Jakarta’s Best Music Schools
Music – and other hobbies for that matter – is something you must learn since early age. Photos courtesy of iStock/NOWJAKARTA While many musicians and singers claim that they are autodidacts, it is sometimes easiest to learn your trade by enrolling in a music school where skilled teachers and mentors show you how to play
Keeping Jakarta’s Vibrant Music Beat Alive
Organizing concerts and live performances of superstars that attracts thousands of fans to a sold-out venue means making serious money. However, it is not always about business. Some music promoters continue to produce great shows out of passion and pride, and to make sure that the audience goes home with a memorable experience. The Ismaya
Voices from Kupang
Indonesian latin-jazz virtuoso pianist Nita Aartsen and Singaporean music producer and composer Clement Chow will never forget the day when they first arrived at the Roslin Orphanage in Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara. “All the children had gathered, and they were singing to us,” Clement recalled. “I was amazed at the level of natural talent that