Not Being Affraid Anymore - Ksatriya's music demands attention

By Julia Tan

November 2013 PENANG PROFILE
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I asked a sparrow once – aren’t you afraid of falling? She said fear is for the creatures that creep across the ground Fear is for those who will never touch the clouds. – KsatriyaYoung, talented and passionate, musician Ksatriya refuses to box himself into a genre. One can easily see why. Beat poet, punk poet and self-proclaimed “rojak”, his work is a fusion, a mishmash of ideas and cultures; in fact, an aspiration towards what Malaysian music should be...

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Julia Tan

is a former editor of Penang Monthly. She remembers her time with the magazine with great fondness.

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