If yesterday I wrote about KNUKE and their efforts in bringing bands to UK, today I would want to highlight Muzika Musim Luruh bringing our local music acts to Melbourne Australia. Malaysian student studying in Melbourne got to catch up on the local scene with Hujan, Liyana Fizi, The Pilgrimz, Kugiran Di Tepi Pantai, Bo Bedroom Sanctuary and Broken Scar. Of course, TAPAU was there shooting the whole journey, ‘tapau-ing’ back the experience for us. Read more...

You might already have seen it, Hujan’s second album titled ‘Mencari Konklusi’ are already on music stores. I thought of writing this as Hujan’s ‘long awaited new album’, but it didn’t feel that too long since their first album. Read more...

Earlier this year I wrote about the Band Hujan, how they going to be too big for the mainstream to just ignore. Few months later, you see them on Channel V as the chosen one this month. Well one of the Chosen One, as Channel V celebrates CelebrASIAN, honoring three indie bands from this region. Two other bands among Hujan are Singapore’s Electrico and Indonesia’s Alexa. Read more...

Indonesian and Malaysian band together under one roof. Rhythm of Unity concert aims to promote harmony and unity between Malaysia and Indonesia through the universal language known as music. Read more...

No doubt that Hujan is currently the ‘it’ band at the moment. Creating stirs in the underground music scene and at the same time taking the mainstream by storm.

You’ve heard their songs played on the airwave. You’ve seen them sell out gigs. Though Hujan was only formed about two years ago, their rise to fame has been unprecedented. In fact, they are the most talked-about act to emerge in recent memory, an indie band too big for the mainstream to ignore.

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