All that Rozz-matazz

By Rosalind Chua

February 2011 PENANG PROFILE
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It has been five years since Rozz first lit up Bagan’s stage with his electric takes on classic torch songs and Broadway numbers. With undeniable panache, Rozz fluidly melds the worlds of the masculine and the feminine.WHO DID PEOPLE WATCH Before Rozz (BR)? Where did we go out at night? The answers are lost in a hazy mist; it’s hard to imagine a time when Penang had a happening live music scene that wasn’t dominated by zombie bands regurgitating chart...

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