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Beat Magazine (Berlin) / February 2010
Beat Magazine were at the Haus Der Kulturen Der Welt for Worldtronics 2009 and they featured The Analog Girl on their February 2010 Issue! How cool is that!
Read all about it here. Follow on twitter here.
Press: Hello Berlin / JUICE Magazine January 2010
Pick up the January 2010 issue of JUICE magazine in Singapore. There is a photo feature on The Analog Girl's adventures in Berlin during Worldtronics. Go see what she was up to.
Press: Groove (Berlin) / Nov.Dec 2009
Lead-up story to Worldtronics 2009 with a feature on The Analog Girl on Berlin's much revered Groove magazine!
Press: Werkblatt (Berlin) / Nov.Dec 2009
Werkblatt, the official media for Worldtronics 2009, did a wonderful 2-page story on The Analog Girl as a lead-up to the festival.
Download PDF here.
The Monocle Singapore Survey 2009
“The Analog Girl’s electro punk xylophone beats are perfectly Portishead-esque.” MONOCLE
Thanks to Monocle and EDB, this is one great story for Singapore and all of her creative talent.
Read it here or download the PDF here.
TIME
Current Affairs + Entertainment
One of 5 Asian Acts To Watch in 2008, The Analog Girl is featured alongside Japan's Cornelius, Indonesia's Goodnight Electric, China's P.K. 14 and Philippines' The Out Of Body Special.
"If Tricky's dark and brooding Maxinquaye album was launched into outer space on a rocket ship commanded by Björk, it might sound something like the Analog Girl." Lara Day, TIME Magazine
Read it here.
Taipei Times
Current Affairs + Entertainment
A feature on The Analog Girl following her mesmerising and innovative performance at Spring Scream 2009 in Kenting, Taiwan.
"Digitally dreamy." Tom Leeming, Taipei Times
Read it here.
WANDER: A City Guide To Singapore
The wonderful people at JUICE have put together one of the coolest and most comprehensive hip city guides to our vibrant hometown of Singapore. In it you will find the best clubs, the best boutiques and the best restaurants (both upmarket and ghetto) to check your beautiful self in. Not your ordinary travel guide, WANDER also showcases photos and interviews with local trendsetters and tastemakers, as well as, mini q+a with "local musical heroes who've redefined our scene with their sounds" featuring The Analog Girl, X'Ho and other friends. WANDER: A Singapore City Guide is out now at all good bookstores including Kinokuniya.
Urban
The Straits Times' fashion paper Urban does a fabulous job at styling and profiling The Analog Girl's look as a lead up story to The Grammys for 2009. Catch it here. Also featuring Stefanie Sun, Clarissa Monteiro and Electrico.
hi to no GO!
Paris-based art + music + culture blog hi to no GO! conducted a mini interview with The Analog Girl in January 2009 asking questions from favourite fast food to starting a revolution.
Giant Robot
Giant Robot's Issue 57 (launched January 2009) reviews The Analog Girl's latest EP Sometime Next Galaxy in the most poetic and honest fashion - "Epic. Dizzying." GR rocks! You'll also get to see my Top 5 random things in the same issue. Get your copy now for the hottest news in Asian pop cultue.
JUICE 10th Anniversary
JUICE magazine celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2009 and the party people have invited 10 prominent artists including creative genius Chris Lee (Asylum), gorgeous fashion label FrüFrü & Tigerlily and striking photographer Ivanho Harlim to each design a cover for its 10th birthday surrounding the theme of Spectacular. So I thought what's more spectacular than the Universe that we live in...made out of classic JUICE covers... See it here.
I-S magazine: Walk This Way
I-S magazine (August 1 2008) put together a fun feature on what artists could offer in terms of customized or specialized artistic services. See what I came up with here.
Style: The New Sexy
Style magazine (June 2008 Issue) invited celebs and visionaries to tell them what is sexy now and here goes my spread (left page). Mystery mystery!
JUICE: i'm listening to...
JUICE magazine (February 2008 Issue) introduces the latest EP Sometime Next Galaxy here.
Digital Life
Cover Story
"If electronic maestros Yoko Ono and Moby were to engage in a little tryst, their musical offspring would probably sound a lot like The Analog Girl."
Read it here.
Playeur
"You'll hear echoes of Björk, Yoko Ono, Brian Eno, Kraftwerk and Radiohead but we're sure you've never heard anything else like this."
Read it here.
JUICE: Sometime Next Galaxy!
JUICE magazine (February 2008 Issue) introduces the latest EP Sometime Next Galaxy here.
The New Paper - Watch This S'porean, says TIME magazine
Sweet report from The New Paper's Avis Wong. Some quotes from the article:
"She's managed to create a sound that is both electronic on one hand yet full of human emotion on the other...It's that dynamic that gives her sound the element of an escapist and other-worldliness that makes her so engaging." Justin Sweeting, Channel V's AMP
"Not many people dare to project that as most are afraid of being non-musical. And that puts her in a class above the rest." Chris Ho
Read the full story here.
iSh
Creative magazine on architecture, design and lifestyle
"It dances from the box of her electronic gadget and performs magical duties to the ears."
Read it here.
I-S magazine: Rock The Sub
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I-S magazine (June 8 2007) chats with The Analog Girl on her upcoming gig at the Substation, as well as, candy floss, popsicles, iTunes and the next galaxy. Read it here.
JUICE: The TV Is On Album Review
Malaysian Edition
"The Analog Girl uses digital tools - laptops, effectors, synths, even Gameboys - and mixes them with her melancholic, Björk-esque vocals to create music that is at once lush, stark and darkly cynical...The TV Is On has the whole world tuned in."
Read it here.
FL.ag #10 Rebel Issue
THE GIRL AND HER PRINCE - A review on The Adventures Of Prince Achmed and The Analog Girl's live scoring of the 1926 silent animated film.
"The result was a beautiful blend of old and new. Using a laptop (Powerbook G4), mini xylophone, AirSynth, Kaoss Pad and Nintendo DS - The Analog Girl beautifully blended the film's rich history with her signature futuristic style."
Read it here.
JUICE: Heineken Music Lab Review
Malaysian Edition
"The Analog Girl dropped her silky vocals and mind bending laptop trip-hop and showed how she's wowed crowds from Tokyo to Paris to New York."
Read it here and catch photos of the super stylish crowd here.
Lianhe Zaobao Cover Story
Singapore Chinese paper
"The first local artist to write for Nike Europe commercials!"
Read it here.
FL.ag #04 Flair Issue
Fashion & creative magazine
A.P.C. Music Reviews by The Analog Girl
The Analog Girl uncovers music released under French boutique label A.P.C.
NYC Or Bust!
A photo journal of The Analog Girl's New York City Summer 2005 Tour.
Fronting The Row
An exclusive fashion photo shoot with The Analog Girl at Front Row boutique.
Giant Robot #34 Moving Pictures Issue
L.A. based pop culture magazine
"A steamy marriage of angst and art."
Read it here.
M Station / June 2004
London based webzine (Miss Kittin/Boom Boom Satellites)
"The Analog Girl is a laptop wielding singer from Singapore. She has performed in Singapore and Japan, and this summer will be performing in Paris and London."
Read it here.
The Tesseract promo on The Straits Times / December 2003
Singapore paper
"...an approach of making music using technology rather than organic instruments - as well as, triphop and industrial music, popularised by groups such as Massive Attack and Nine Inch Nails."
Read it here.
Shift Japan / November 2003
Japan based creative webzine
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"Her sound was impressive with the noise and heavy beats controlled in real time."
Read it in english or japanese.
IS magazine / September 2002
Singapore based entertainment magazine
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"A hypnotic, intriguing brew of lopsided beats, muffled bleeps, distorted vocals and beautifully flawed melodies, Analog Girl certainly shares Björk's willingness to go out on a limb in pursuit of sounds not yet heard."
Read it in here.
Seventeen / August 2002
Singapore edition of the U.S. youth fashion magazine
"...mei's been making waves with her alternative, Björk-esque electronic sounds."
Read it in here.
Pulp / July 2002
Singapore based creative magazine
"Her music is trippy, stripped down, and raw: perfect from when you're feeling down and gritty, or recovering from a large one."
Read it in here.
Juice / June 2002
Singapore based clubbing & dance music magazine
"...a highly talented female dance act whose music ranges from trippy lo-fi electronica to new electro."
Read it in here.
The Straits Times / February 2002
Singapore paper
"Her analog-dreams hark back to the early days of electro before the digital revolution. In effect, she sounds like a young Yoko Ono whose mentor is Leila."
Read it in here.