Rhythmic Symphony

lewloh is a queer Singaporean singer-songwriter whose mellow yet hopeful folk sound stands out in Asia’s music scene. Also a yoga teacher and zookeeper, he writes with honesty, warmth, and introspection—exploring love and relationships from many perspectives, always in pursuit of genuine connection.

omarKENOBI (Omar Amir) is a Singaporean rapper, producer, and voiceover artist with a distinctive voice and magnetic stage presence. From his beginnings with the hip-hop trio Mediocre Haircut Crew to solo collaborations with Sam Rui and Charlie Lim, his debut single “Kalah” has racked up over 6 million streams. A familiar face on national TV and DJ for Mediacorp’s Indiego, omarKENOBI continues to push boundaries, champion local talent, and shape Singapore’s hip-hop scene.

LAYYI is a Singapore singer-songwriter whose soft pop, R&B, and acoustic soul feel like a late-night heart-to-heart. With introspective tracks like “Hey Love,” “I’ll Be Blue,” and “homebody,” she’s earned millions of streams and a spot in Spotify’s EQUAL campaign — creating tender anthems for homebodies, daydreamers, and anyone learning to be okay with not being okay.

Shazza is a 23-year-old Singaporean singer-songwriter whose music blends soulful storytelling with fresh, exploratory sounds. Growing up with influences from Norah Jones to the Black Eyed Peas, she is driven to break boundaries, spark change, and bring greater representation to the music scene.

Samba Masala blends pulsating Afro-Brazilian rhythms with a distinctive Asian flair, creating a high-energy, infectious sound that gets audiences moving. From bold batucada beats to smooth Latin grooves, their performances are a vibrant fusion of percussion, rhythm, and showmanship — captivating crowds on both local and international stages.