Music-makers Left to Fend for Themselves Under MCO

By Kelvyn Yeang

August 2020 FEATURE
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MUSIC AND THE arts have always been a tricky national affair. It is recognised the world over as a symbol of a developed society capable of celebrating the finer things in life, yet their importance is always a subject of debate.As an artiste myself, I am of the notion that life without art and music is truly not worth living. Excluding nature, the very design of everything we use and enjoy today are the results of artistic engineering. The songs...

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Kelvyn Yeang

Proficient in multiple creative disciplines, Kelvyn Yeang is a musician by night and media content creator by day. When he is not writing, designing, or creating, Kelvyn wanders the streets of George Town in search of a good story and a cup of coffee.

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