Not like the other reseller shops, The Fourheads opened their shop in Sri Gombak instead of Kuala Lumpur city. By focusing on selling Supreme, Palace Skateboarding, A Bathing Ape and Champion, The Fourheads gained some good reputation by providing a lot of “good shits” to the consumer. Check the video out to know more about The Fourheads:
Address:
No.19, Jalan SG 3/8,
Taman Sri Gombak, Batu Caves,
Selangor, Malaysia
The Made in USA 998 sneaker was redesigned for the first time, inspired by what’s revolves around Fieg’s upbringing in New York City. This 998 featured Fieg’s iconic tri-blocking with different tones and material executions.
The white reflective N logos account to NYC’s endless stream of bright lights, midnight navy nubuck featured on the saddle and solid black pigskin suede on the heel counter. Siting on top of white midsole, it completed by additional details like premium leather lining, custom-printed insoles and debossed tongue.
“The idea of City Never Sleeps,” explains Fieg, “is that even in the middle of the night, New York is still bright as day because of its city’s bright lights. This constant cycle of endless days is a major factor for the New Yorker’s mentality. People hustle harder here than anywhere else, but our reward is being able to live in arguably the greatest city in the world.”
They will be releasing this Saturday (9th January 2016) at Sole What Sunway Pyramid via balloting system. Priced at RM1199 and it contains pigskin materials.
Dae Kim + Yang Ariff = DaeRiff = Home Court.
A new collaborative effort between DJ / Producer Dae Kim (@doesanyoneelsee) and Rapper Yang Ariff (@klangcontraband83) , Home Court was born after Dae wanted to get back to his electronica roots and explore more sounds besides the usual hip hop beats, and Ariff, having a love for Jazz, Funk and electronica, wanted to try something new with rap. Naturally the both of them decided to pair up to produce this awesome track. The track was assisted by local band Dirgahayu’s drummer, Sawaki Seikan and audio engineer Meng Shiong who helped mixed the track.
Stream the track above.
Like its Malay translation ( rare ), Nadir strives to make music that is rare and unique. With them combining each different life experiences and emotions. They produced their sound and melodies with a poetry in motion.
Despite being a new band, the collective experience and versatility of each member stretches across many genres and decades, with each member being a veterans in the music scene and having started work on their debut album recently, the band is ready to put you through a pathways of musical soul. Bringing you some world flavour with their rock, jazz, alternative soup.
With their fresh new track ‘Ikan Kekek’ on the line, no doubt their music will catch the hearts of every Malaysian.
Be sure to check out their music video above, and head over to their official Facebook and Instagram page for more updates.
It is no doubt that the football world is mostly a male dominated arena, but as of late, and with the help of the USA Womens Soccer team winning the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup back in July 2015 that was heavily publicised, the football world has been more open about having more females take part in the sport. Building up to the success stories of the global features of women’s football, the women’s game has been getting some attention in this part of the world too.
The million dollar question here is that are we willing to embrace female athletes in this country? For Steffi Sarge Kaur, she definitely think it is about time. 1972FC recently caught up with the National women’s football player, a 27 year old, Chinese + Punjabi + Siamese heritage hailing from Perak women that has all the football attributes to conquer the men’s game.
Oh yea, plenty but I normally ignore them.. I believe one day we (Women’s game) will get there, we have to start somewhere innit..
My dream always been to represent the National team, it doesn’t matter which sports. I used to played football, netball, rugby, etc.. At that time, I’m just hoping that I made it the national team in any of those sports.
With all the effort, I managed to represent the country for football, futsal and surprise rugby too hahha..
Check out the rest of the interview on 1972FC’s website here.
A brand new track for a brand new year by DJ/Producer Reddi Rocket from the creative collective, Akhyla. Titled “Lift Off”, the track is taken from his upcoming record ‘KiD’ which will be dropping sometime in 2016. The track features a very tight, bassy and groovy vibe to it with some added feel-good-vibes too. Check out the track above and don’t forget to follow Reddi Rocket on his page here for more updates.
You love to eat and there’s no need to be shy about it. Especially we as Malaysian are too good to be in this spectacular cityscape, variety choices of foods are very much reflective of the diversity of the people staying here. Food even became the symbolic of love when words are insufficient.
The Rojak Projek is an platform that attempt to cut out all the sound dividing Malaysian into apart and remind people how simple things like food will unite us all. These artworks not just showcase the remarkable talent but also pushing the limit of food art, using Roti Canai, Neslo, Nasi Lemak, Muruku and others distinguish Malaysian food as inspiration.
DJ, producer and singer Darren Ashley just dropped a new tune to start off the first Monday of the year with a bang titled “Good Morning”. The track is from his “Monday Juice” series where he drops a fresh new tune on every Monday, once every fortnightly.
Check out the tune above and don’t forget to follow Darren Ashley on his Instagram and his Facebook page to stay up to date with him.
Rapper Sayla dropped a brand new single to invite in the brand new year dubbed “Waves”. In this song, the rapper doesn’t rap majority of the song but instead he sings most of it. And does a pretty good job at it too. The video features local hot model Alicia Amin (@hangriii) in it, and she is accompanied by some mellow, acoustic, emo-ish sorta tune that we’re not very accustom to hearing from Sayla, but most certainly welcome with open arms.
Get a listen and enjoy the visuals and don’t forget to stay in touch with Sayla here.
What makes Malaysia so special is what we have now, instead of focusing on the bad side, now we are looking at the bright side of it. #tanahairku is showcasing two decades of bringing Malaysian Together exhibition that highlight PETRONAS TV commercials, webfilms, print ads and on ground activities. The exhibition features 26 iconic and memorable commercials including the beloved Yasmin Ahmad-produced ‘Tan Hong Ming in Love’, ‘Karate’, ‘Race’, the first television commercial for National Day and Deepavali from 1996, the Hari Raya 2006 ‘Plastic Bowl’ and many more.
Remember to check them out at Suria KLCC, the exhibition starts from 10 December until 7 February 2016. Admission is free!!! What are you waiting for?!
