Felix Martua

Yandy Laurens’ romantic dramedy proves he's got the brain for filmmaking, though the heart belongs to his luminous leading lady

From pop group GAC's comeback to M.I.A's marigold-made tiger stage prop, this is what happened at the spectacular music festival on Peninsula Island in Nusa Dua, Bali

Ahead of his performance at the festival Joyland Bali, the Indonesian singer-songwriter reflects on the post-pandemic return of live music and the bitterness that inspired his anticipated new album

After the disappointing first two entries in the BCU, Ody Harahap’s ‘Virgo and the Sparklings’ brings things back to basics, focusing on a simple, fun time.

The R&B-turned-hyperpop artist chats with NME about the musical phases she had to go through to land at her debut EP ‘No More Feelings’

Most stars stuck the landing at 88rising’s Head In The Clouds debut in Southeast Asia, though a few got torched by the sun

Predictable setlists and stellar headlining sets turn the festival's post-pandemic return into a well-balanced weekend

Indonesian fantasy pop band Caessaria take cues from the art of tarot reading to create emotive ethereal music on their debut EP ‘Halfstoria’. Words by: Felix Martua

In First On, we introduce a shit-hot artist you’d have no doubt seen opening the bill for your favourite act. The Singapore-based Indonesian singer-songwriter Noui reckons with childhood horror and fantasy on debut EP ‘Innerchild’

Finding inspiration in Led Zeppelin, Motown and Amy Winehouse, the Indonesian rock artist dives into heartbreak and lust on his first album