ASAM Sydney
WELCOME TO ACARA SENI ANAK MUDA (ASAM) SYDNEY'S OFFICIAL TUMBLR PAGE. GET UP TO DATE WITH US THROUGH OUR FACEBOOK PAGE, TWITTER AND HERE.FEEL FREE TO SUBMIT ANY KIND OF YOUR CREATIVE WORKS TO US AND IF YOU HAVE ANY INQUIRIES, SEND AN EMAIL TO US: asamsydney[at]gmail[dot]com
Hello!
Don’t forget to send in your submissions to us by this Firday (14 October). So we can put them up in our second edition of ‘The Series’, themed ‘Spectral’. So get your colourful kaleidoscope lenses on and snap away some awesome photos.
We also accept poetry, drawings and paintings. If you can type it and scan it then send it to us!
Get creative and send in your submissions today!
Your ASAM Canberra Team
Photo via tumblr
The Series: Back to Black
ASAM Canberra presents “The Series” edition one: Back to Black.
Thank you to the contributors for submitting your artwork, we could not have done this without you.
Please view in full screen.
The next theme is “Spectral”. We hope you could send in colourful artwork. Remember that you can also submit poetry, writings and drawings(not just photography). Tell us your perspective on colour and what it means to you.
Enjoy.
exclusive interview with Asami :)
Genre
Acoustic Pop
Members
Asami - Vocals
Ranald Raimundo - Drums
James Douglas - Guitar
Adam Russo - Bass
Hometown
Melbourne
Biography
Born in Tokyo and raised in Melbourne, Asami is a singer-songwriter with an unmistakable voice. Her music is replete with memories of life, love and everything in between, drawing inspiration from artists such as Sia, Ben Harper and Karen O to create timeless and playful pop tunes.
Asami first connected with her band members (Ranald Raimundo and James Douglas) three years ago. What began as a sid…See more
Current Location
Melbourne
General manager
asamilovesyou@gmail.com
Booking agent
asamilovesyou@gmail.com
Press contact
asamilovesyou@gmail.com
Artists we also like
Sia, Ben Harper, Jewel, Colbie Caillat, America, Karen O, Adele, The Kooks, The Beatles, Simon and Garfunkle, Mumford and Sons
Band interests
Red red wine
Website
http://www.myspace.com/asamilovesyou
http://www.youtube.com/user/asamilovesyou
http://www.twitter.com/asamilovesyou
http://asamilovesyou.bigcartel.com
http://asamilovesyou.tumblr.com
*All information, picture and related material are used as permitted by ASAMI and Asami Koike.
Rising local band from Melbourne. Introducing ASAMI.
Born in Tokyo and raised in Melbourne, Asami Koike is a songwriter and the founder of the band called ASAMI. Her music replete with memories of life, love and everything in between, drawing inspiration from artists such as Sia, Ben Harper and Karen O to create timeless and playful pop tunes. Soon, she connected with the other band members consist of Ranald Raimundo and James Douglas and moved to Melbourne where everything colourful started. Being one of the few Asian-Australian artist in Melbourne scene today, ASAMI is a name that is hard to miss. Check out their Facebook page, Myspace and Youtube channel for more info and listen to their latest song.
GOOD NEWS!
They will be heading to Sydney on 17th and 18th of September for their show. You can check the event on facebook by clicking HERE. The entrance fee of the show is only $10 per and why not invites your friends and spread the words. It is surely a show that is hardly to be missed.
*All information, picture and related material are used as permitted by ASAMI and Asami Koike.
Happy Eid Mubarak from ASAM Sydney!
Qayyum Zakri’s Way
A dead tree in Langkawi’s marshes
Teluk Burau, Langkawi
Some trees near Desaru, Johor
Inspired from plants kept by Qayyum’s grandma
Teluk Punggal, Desaru
Batu Ferringhi, Penang
Random art pen sketches by Qayyum Zakri, a talented art enthusiast who is currently studying finance in Nilai College in Malaysia. He spends his free time fulfilling his talent and expressing what he feels through artwork.
An animation by Hajar Aznam, a Masters of Animation graduate from University Technology of Sydney. This animation was made as part of her final animation project and ‘wayang kulit’ (traditional Malay shadowgraph) was chosen as the main subject to portray the unique element of design in traditional Malay visual art and craft.
Photos of the Week by Mohd Firdaus Samsudin
Photographer Mohd Firdaus Samsudin (Pdot) from UNSW shots these harmony and vibrant photos by using Canon EOS 1000D. Click on each photo to direct you to his Flickr page or check out more at http://www.flickr.com/photos/pdotsam/.
A Photographer’s Guide to Tram Sheds, Glebe Sydney, Australia
