Stormy weather in Penang

By Daniel Lee, Jeffrey Hardy Quah

February 2010 PENANG PROFILE
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Penang has long produced some of the best musicians in the country. Yet despite all the talent, recognition is getting harder and harder to come by.AT THE TIME of this interview, Kelvyn Yeang was in his Tanjong Bungah home/studio helping a friend fix his electric guitar, the guts of which had spilled out. The 27-year-old frowned in concentration as be patiently worked out what was wrong with the now-dead instrument and how to make it sing again."I trashed two guitars...

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Daniel Lee

Jeffrey Hardy Quah

is a freelance writer and editor.

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