
To start off with this round of TOT, a disclaimer: I was waiting for my turn to entertain the crowd. It’s not so much because I was sitting down there watching the whole show feeling so restless.
James and slapping on the lines of his “Booked” bass guitar, Jude. Their drills and thrills of a medley kept me on my toes the whole time! Hey Sharon, if you’re reading this, you should have been here seeing our very own female-version of Jay Chou cum-part-time Stevie Wonder
singing one of her song she composed and written. To be perfectly honest, I never expected much since I was familiar with her oriental-operatic influenced style in music; she totally brought me back to the days I lie down in front of the idiot box with my milk bottle watching Snow White and the annoying elves. Or dwarfs? Ah… blissfully nostalgic. It then escalades to a happily ever after ending *wide grin*.
Clad in a simple T-shirt and jeans, Adam from the Ravelution accompanied by a friend, Dimi showed us the wonder of throwing small wheel up in the air by a thread, sometimes, 2 wheels practically everywhere without getting them tied up in knots like I would. They are the yo-yo masters who spend hundreds of ringgit getting fanciful equipments to try out new moves and stuff. Awesome! Another performance by the Ravelution, Max with MJ braced the stage accompanied by an electronic-enhanced-techno with a slight hint of Arabian music by keyboardist, Zaif. Their energy and enthusiasm was infectious as they dance in from both sides of the stage you could see Jonathan and I making waves with our fingers at the back =D
. It was starkly rapturous to hear both EJ and Ivy as they add their own raw flavour to this classic tune without committing musical sacrilege. Josh, a lively 16 year old chap came up afterwards to tell us stories with his drum jargons. Keeping a repose position with the sticks in his hands, he rocked my sox. They ended with yet another excellent dance number, to the hit musical, Hairspray. Keeping the show alive was also their resemblance to the characters from the play. I can imagine what Garrett is thinking right now, mmm never mind.
Wrapping up the night was our guest artist, our very own homegrown talent, Miss Melina William from Tempered Mental. The vocalist and the bassist from a three piece band, equipped with a guitar, a humble presence and a message to convey, she presented 4 songs for the night which kept the crowd wanting more when she delivered her last number. Easing her into arranging herself on the center stage was of course our lovely hosts, Neil and Cpt Cruz asking her lots of questions haha. The audience barely let up the releasing of adrenaline as she performed “Riddles”, a haunting melody and then “Blindfold” and the last one, “Re-Call”. Timeless tunes.
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