Zee Avi
Friday, January 22, 2010
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Zee Avi (Autumn DeWilde)
Malaysian singer-songwriter Zee Avi just released her debut album. Perhaps the only Borneo-born ukulele player to get a major record deal through YouTube, Zee Avi talks with Kurt about her album and performs live in the studio.
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Comments [11]
...keep singging..
nice, cool, refreshing ~ wishing you all the best! go girl
awak bagus,,,suara sedap,,
That song is just too cute. Takes a M'sian to understand the lyrics. Congrats Zee Avi! Makes me so proud that a fellow Sarawakian has recorded an amazing album.
everyday listenin' 2 BITTER HEART frm zee avi. very smoothing. easy liestenin..
This is a very talented young artist. She has such a beautiful voice! I'm amazed to see such talent. good luck to her!
dude! u're gr8! u dont need people to tell you that.i wish u all the best on ur tour!!
p's: dont forget to brush your teeth(heh xde kne mengene)
dear "c,"
chill out. get a life.
have a nice day.
How wonderful!
This morning I am now refreshed!
hey izi, awesome voice! good luck for the future! ;)
sounds like 7 or 8 other current girlish-voiced, franco-inspired, watered-down-Bjork-ish, faux-naive-awkward cute singer/"alternative" celebrities. cuter when foreign. thrillingly cute when they come from somewhere unfamiliar. of course it got mainstream interest.
how can 90% of artists working now find anime
inspiring (at all)? -especially when they see a thousand extant versions of it already?
why do nonartists accept such sameness with complaisance, let alone such alacrity?
sorry - i've felt this way since childhood about almost everything popular. i worry about my antipathy when i look at great artists who evolved in movements- but i think there's a distinction when each is contributing to the evolution --and when it's great.
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