Friday the 7th 2000 eleventh and after midnight ~~

Driving license. I hope I'll pass the JPJ test. Embarrassing moment happen. Damn that car. Using my instructor car was way easier then using the car that is going to be used on the examination date. The CC for my instructor car is bigger then the test car. eerrrgh! why!!???? Nervous. Especially when doing the hills. Damn. Next class is going to be on this Monday at 4.30. Hopefully everything's gonna be fine. Hope I can already tackle the drivers way this Monday and PASS the test this TUESDAY!!! I'm looking forward in getting my driving license man. I can't afford to fail!  A PASS IS A MUST!!! AMEEN...


Local Malaysian acoustic singer Diandra Arjunaidi. She's hot, she have a nice voice(but my girlfriend doesn't like it..XD). I like her voice as it sounds like the jazz jazzy girly way. More better then girls that try to sing like Miley Cyrus. Its not that I don't like Miley Cyrus, but it seems like, the bubble gum pop phenomenon among the teens, younger teens is like, eerrrgghhhh~~~~fuck disney music. Luckily Disney movies are good. Except movies that involve cartoon stuffs. Some are good, some are not.

Local Malaysian music can improve if the label tries hard in searching for the underground acts rather then focus on more creating bands or boybands that sounds like New Boyz, Budak Kaca Mata, Tomok(New Boyz vocalist, The "M" hair icon of Malaysia in my opinion...XD) or WHATEVER!!!! Because of those bands created by those labels, that kind of artists, bands, boybands are killing the local music scene. That is why the people are turning away from the local music scene and look for outside acts. These days, local underground act, or well known as the independent act starts to rise in the local scene, "INDIE"pendently without the help of major labels. Since the rise of the underground acts, seems like major labels are trying to signing these acts. Well, they should do that years ago instead of rejecting them because they doesn't sound like NEW BOYZ! Well, maybe I should save the talk about the local music scene in my future posts. Gonna talk more on that in the future ok! =D

Seems like, our local music are slowly growing especially among those female artist or band. For example, Estrella, Yuna, Zee Avi, Diandra Arjunaidi and many more. This is a good start because finally, females of Malaysia are starting to like and play music instead of wasting time being "gedik, ngegeh" all the time. Hopefully, the growth of Malaysian music scene will grow more bigger and the local people will finally starts to accept and appreciate our local scene more. AMEEN...

Estrella

Yuna

Zee Avi

Diandra Arjunaidi