culture

Singapore’s creative pulse isn’t waiting for permission. Across studios, stages and unexpected corners of the city, a new wave of young makers is building in real time, guided less by old formulas than by passion, instinct and a genuine curiosity to do things differently. Here, we meet emerging pop chanteuse Elisha Danielle, who’s fast making a name for herself as one of Singapore’s most alluring new singers.

Heads up: we’re launching a new monthly series with Luna Tan, aka Indie Tarot Fairies, the cult-favourite astrologer and tarot reader. With seven years of fortune-telling under her belt, she joins us to decode the cosmic shifts ahead. This month, it’s Taurus season—think grounding, self-worth, and getting real about what (and who) you’re actually investing in.

Singapore’s creative pulse isn’t waiting for permission. Across studios, stages and unexpected corners of the city, a new wave of young makers is building in real time, guided less by old formulas than by passion, instinct and a genuine curiosity to do things differently. Here, we speak to anthropologist-in-training Ashley Chin, the semi-viral ghost girl who’s investigating the role of the supernatural in modern Singapore.

Singapore’s creative pulse isn’t waiting for permission. Across studios, stages and unexpected corners of the city, a new wave of young makers is building in real time, guided less by old formulas than by passion, instinct and a genuine curiosity to do things differently. Next up: rising art world star Jewell Dalina, who went from chef to visual artist—and now she’s serving up surreal, multi-sensory works about love, grief, and everything in between.