Who doesn't like behind-the-scenes videos? Especially when they're about some of the top electronic dance music minds ever to grace the ones-and-twos. Well, one of my favorite producers/DJs Luca Venezia aka Drop The Lime shares with us some of the toys that made the jock responsible for some of the sickest permutations of dubstep, rockabilly, grime, fidget and Chicago-house tunes. 

Last weekend's nightlife parties were off the hook with electro queen Peaches rocking the floor at Home Club on Friday while Canadian noise-niks Crystal Castles tore Zouk down despite Alice Glass spraining her ankle (she performed on stage with a crutch).
Kevin and Gino together with Soul Kool get Monday off to a good start from 8-9pm at The Boiler Room, and it's Happy Hour as well.

I ODed on art last weekend as Art Stage Singapore was in town. Spotted roaming around Hall D Marina Bay Sands Convention Center were art luminaries such as David Lachapelle, Yoshimoto Nara, Zeng Fanzhi and Takashi Murakami. I hear China art upstart Ai Wei Wei couldn't make it down as some trouble brewed up back in his home town last week. I shall not dwell anymore on this--as they say "a picture tells a thousand words". Enjoy.

For the bedroom jock, wannabe producer and freeloading audiophile, online music platform SoundCloud serves as the perfect tool to test out new tunes, mixes or just to discover that next big hit. 
To get users out of their bedrooms to gather and pow wow, the music platform-slash-social network created a SoundCloud Meetup Day which was first held on Feb 9 last year. Thousands of users in every city met up and talked shop about music and music making and this year some cool cats are organizing one here.

In Singapore, possibly the only way for an establishment be it a bar, restaurant or boutique to stand out from the crowd is to tout yourself to being the best, the highest, the longest and other superlatives we can think of. Most of the time, some of these places fall short.
So I was quite the skeptic when I was invited to taste some micro-brewed beer at the 'world's highest urban craft-brewery'. And how guilty I felt after I stepped out of the lift of Level 33, Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1 to be greeted by this: