On RRR this week, M1LDL1FE talk about their transition and "singing to the audience"

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On RRR this week, M1LDL1FE talk about their transition and "singing to the audience"

When asked about the one thing they'd like to hear from Singaporean music, M1LDL1FE guitarist Tan Peng Sing admits that he would like to hear an honest-to-God rock band attempt a pop song without losing their foundational appeal — by "singing to the audience", as he puts it.

M1LDL1FE have remained resolutely focused since their debut as Take Two. But it's their new identity that has presented their strongest — and catchiest — songs yet, and despite sporting traces of their old selves, their self-titled EP shows them as fun, ruminative and eager to try new things.

In a new episode of RRR, we bring on two members — Peng Sing and vocalist Paddy Ong — to talk about M1LDL1FE, writing songs without a key member, and evading cops during a music video shoot. 

We also play new music by IYAAD, Jasmine Sokko, along with special picks by Paddy and Peng SIng.

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Recent Record Reviews used to be a video series where the Bandwagon editors talked about records (that are recent). RRR was previously a weekly series, but it will now be published on occasion.