culture

The indie rock trio stopped by Singapore on June 1 for a surprise busking session, where they performed fan favourites alongside their latest single, Heaven and Hell.

At Sideway store in Tiong Bahru Market, pottery, textiles, and handmade objects sit unexpectedly among the sounds and smells of a wet market — bringing craft into everyday life.

This new space is less a conventional tea house and more a fully realised realm of tea — one where furniture, lighting, objects, and ritual are all calibrated to shape how tea is experienced.

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.