There’s dance music that assaults you and then there’s dance music that actually gives a damn about your emotional wellbeing MYRNE’s Heal EP falls firmly in the latter category – four tracks of what the Singapore producer has aptly dubbed “emotional dance music,” and in this chaotic world it’s exactly the sonic medicine we needed The This Never Happened EP opens with the title track “Heal” featuring Shallou immediately establishing that this isn’t what you reach for when you want to lose your mind; it’s what you play when you need to find it again Those milky synth textures feel like the audio equivalent of someone wrapping you in a weighted blanket after a rough day “Salve In The Mist” deepens the atmosphere with evolving progressions that unfold like chapters in a good book while “Light Through The Leaves” delivers exactly what its name promises – those expansive chords feel like actual sunshine filtering down through a forest canopy By the time closer “Lily” arrives with its minimalist flourishes and smooth basslines you’re fully immersed in MYRNE’s world For a producer who cut his teeth on Mad Decent and has since conquered Ultra Miami and Tomorrowland With 383,000 monthly Spotify listeners and tracks like “Feels Right” crossing 20 million streams he’s crafted something that works as well at home as it does on a dancefloor Tags: Categories: Purchases made through our links may earn us a small commission — at no extra cost to you Don't miss out on the biggest news, editorials & interviews from the dance music industry in our latest magazine. Russia claimed Tuesday that it took control of two more settlements in its offensive in eastern Ukraine. The Russian Defense Ministry said its forces captured the village of Myrne, about 12 kilometers (7.4 miles) northeast of Lyman in the eastern Donetsk region. It later reported that its forces in the Zaporizhzhia region also took control of the village of Mali Shcherbaky, situated 44 kilometers (27 miles) southeast of the region’s administrative center. Ukrainian authorities have not yet commented on the claims, and independent verification is difficult due to the war.​​​​​​​ Play Duration: 59 minutes 19 seconds59m Presented by Sultan & Shepard - I'll be Here (Le Youth Remix) Le Youth x Sultan & Shepard - Making Time x Cycles Mashup Le Youth - Morning Light (Gem & Tauri Remix) Delerium - Silence (Stone Van Brooken & Pete K Extended Remix) (feat. Sarah McLachlan) Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Anders has covered QAnon conspiracy theorists and their links to U.S politicians ahead of the 2022 midterm election You can contact Anders via email at a.anglesey@newsweek.com You can get in touch with Anders by emailing a.anglesey@newsweek.com either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content Explosions have rung out in a Russian-occupied city and army base The mayor of Melitopol Ivan Fedorov claimed there had been overnight strikes that hit the city as well as the nearby village of Myrne In a Sunday, August 28, Telegram post, translated from Ukrainian to English via Google Fedorov said: "Another explosive night in Melitopol and Myrne village of Melitopol district At 1 o'clock residents of all districts heard loud explosions "The first of them was so strong that windows in some houses shook and plaster fell We are waiting for confirmation that the Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed another base of the occupiers with jewel-like precision strikes The enemy will never be at peace on our land." Fedorov said one of the buildings destroyed in Myrne was where a pseudo-referendum "was being conducted." one of the largest enemy bases in the territory of the 'Actovolorlit' plant was destroyed." Newsweek has been unable to independently verify the claims Both Melitopol and Myrne are located in the occupied Zaporizhzhya region which is part of the land corridor that connects the separatist regions of Luhansk and Donetsk to the Crimean Peninsula The Kremlin first claimed to have captured Melitopol in February It was the first major city that was taken by Russia since the outbreak of the war with Ukraine Fedorov recently told Newsweek that HIMARS [High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems] had aided Ukrainian forces in putting pressure on the Russian army Following a reported strike that killed more than 100 Russian soldiers Fedorov said that the rocket systems had tipped the balance of warfare in Ukraine's favor He said: "Tonight is the most effective and shows that the existing enemy air defense units are no longer able to resist HIMARS "The weakening of the air defense system creates the necessary prerequisites for a successful counteroffensive in the direction of Melitopol." Fedorov later added: "They [Russian soldiers] don't want to make war Newsweek has contacted the Kremlin and Fedorov for comment Russian President Vladimir Putin has seemingly shifted the Russian war objective after forces were unable to capture Kyiv following the outbreak of the war Russian forces have refocused their efforts in the east of Ukraine with the intention of connecting the separatist regions to Crimea the peninsula was physically cut off from the rest of the country But Ukraine has made clear on numerous occasions that it will not accept any of its territories being transferred to Russia Earlier this month, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the war must end with the liberation of Crimea According to the BBC following several explosions in the region Zelensky said: "Crimea is Ukrainian and we will never give it up." Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground Newsletters in your inbox See all This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The Dnepr group of the Russian armed forces has taken control of the settlement of Malye Shcherbaki (Mali Shcherbaky) in the Zaporizhzhya region the Russian Defence Ministry confirmed on Tuesday “As a result of active and decisive actions units of the Dnepr group of troops liberated the settlement of Malye Shcherbaki in the Zaporizhzhya region,” the ministry stated the ministry reported that the Zapad (West) group of forces had taken control of the settlement of Mirnoye in the Donetsk People’s Republic.(RIA/NAN) Russia on Sunday said that it took control of a village in Ukraine’s southeastern Zaporizhzhia region.  the Russian Defense Ministry said that troops captured the village of Myrne located about 81 kilometers (50 miles) from the city of Zaporizhzhia It further said that its forces also repelled an attack by the Ukrainian military near the village of Vodiane in Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk region Ukrainian authorities have not yet commented on the claims 10-track album that features everyone including Karra From its lead single "Me ++ You," the album is filled with a new-and-improved MYRNE as he makes strides in discovering who he really is deep down without ever compromising his sound or vision with the general public EDM.com caught up with MYRNE to discuss his recent project and what he discovered about himself in the process MYRNE: MYRNE is a project I started seven years ago just as a creative outlet for the music I was learning to make at the time It wasn't so much started with the intention to see my name on festival posters breathing collection of my first forays into electronic music I got the name from a David Byrne book I read while procrastinating in secondary school What does “runaway sonic architect” in your Instagram bio mean The first part describes the impetus for even making music I felt I couldn't relate to traditional conceptions of success in the society I was raised in and committing to a life of music was in part running away from those obligations "Architect" is a homage to a song I wrote in 2016 and describes my workflow when it comes to production Producers have literally every sound in the world at your disposal I used that advantage to attempt to create stories intricate landscapes that I could hear myself living in What’s one thing you want fans to get from In Search of Solitude It’ll mean different things to many people and I don't want listeners to have expectations before pressing play on this record It's a chronological order of songs that relate to my influences and growth when it comes to my musical journey the EP celebrates vulnerability and imperfection through five dark including a collaboration with dubstep icon Flux Pavilion 2025How do you pick which features go on the project Most of the features on the record are already friends of mine or writers I've met through my time at Ultra Music I make music with a deterministic outlook on life and believe that every song I create has already been written the moment I sit at the desk Whatever friends or singers come into my life - no matter how "different" they sound in the context of my idea of the project - have a special place in it and so I never worry about finding "the right person" for a song You mention you were focused on what people wanted you to create What is it you discovered about yourself and your sound I've always known that "less is more," but I've never been able to shake my bad habits of over-layering everything until the mix sounds like a stretched This LP counts out DJs playing my songs as quick edits at festivals I guess one thing that I consciously took away was that my best music is made when I'm experimenting imagining a large landscape that the song fits in What's your best memory from touring with Manila Killa The most notable was at a show in San Luis Obispo the first time I was testing the live set in front of other people Midway through my set the backing instrumental stopped I swore loud enough for the front row to hear the crowd started cheering and I resumed my set I immediately felt confident enough for all the other shows on the rest of the tour It's crazy how supportive fans are out here in California This interview has been lightly edited and condensed for clarity B-Sides NEW MUSIC | NEW ARTISTS | LIVE EXPERIENCES It looks like nothing was found at this location ← Back to home Singaporean producer MYRNE is back with a propulsive new shadowy single “Secrets.” The track is built around a colorful vocal sample It’s a potent mix that wrings great emotional weight out of a simple refrain: “I can’t get you out of my head.” MYRNE has always been a dexterous producer and intricate arranger and this new track underscores his ability to blend seemingly disparate threads into deeply affecting dancefloor anthems “I wanted to capture the vulnerability we face when we spill our desires to one another,” MYRNE says of the floor-filler “I think that’s something important and that can bring us together.” He ultimately wants the song to inspire trust and serve as a reminder that there are safe places for secrets if you find the right friends “Secrets” is the follow-up to the Joy Alexis-assisted “Desire,” which the duo wrote in a few hours while filming Majulah Weekender (an eight-part web series which finds established Singaporean musicians paired with emerging voices) with Alexis effortlessly sliding into MYRNE’s rich dancefloor ecstasy and the reception has been rapturous—it has already garnered over 1.5 million streams With “Secrets,” MYRNE continues to prove that he’s one of dance music’s most tireless new innovators While MYRNE’s music often provides listeners a route of blissful escapism Circles seeks to bridge the gap between reality and hyperreality It draws upon the gritty big-room spirit of 1990s rave music and the digital maximalism of 2010s electronic dance music to provide something exciting in this brave new decade I really wanted to explore repetition and loop-based sampling in a song; I wanted to pay homage to old rave tools while adding a touch of modern-day songwriting,” MYRNE said upon its release Buy or stream “Secrets.” ‘With ‘Circles,’ I really wanted to explore repetition and loop-based sampling in a song,’ says MYRNE Hot off his recent signing with Astralwerks Singaporean producer and DJ MYRNE is back with a fresh new single It’s a euphoric number celebrating the wonders of everyday life and it’s also the title track from his forthcoming EP Upon his addition to the Astralwerks roster MYRNE released “What Can I Do” – a song that first saw him fearfully peering down obstacles even as he found himself deep into his music-making career What resulted was MYRNE’s first step into the great unknown “Circles” is the confident next step of his artistry “Circles” explores the feeling of stagnation and how it can take a toll on your physical and mental health taking its difficult lessons as a reason not to drown in your sorrows The repetitious and humdrum rhythms of day-to-day life were what gave meaning to “Circles.” Stuck in lockdown – just like “What Can I Do” – “Circles” was created out of restlessness As more people around the world continue to adjust their lives around an ever-shifting environment MYRNE meditated on the meaning of co-existing with the present finding stillness within yourself while learning to connect with your surroundings “It’s like we are going in circles,” one of the few sung lyrics in “Circles” becomes less like a frustrating thought than a refreshing mantra “Circles” seeks to bridge the gap between reality and hyperreality “With ‘Circles,’ I really wanted to explore repetition and loop-based sampling in a song; I wanted to pay homage to old rave tools while adding a touch of modern-day songwriting,” MYRNE says Buy or stream “Circles.” Singaporean artist/producer MYRNE has released his new collaboration single “Center of the World,” with Filipino producer Manilla Killa and singer RUNN today It presents a new beaming light over the modern dancefloor paying tribute to progressive and trance music of the 2000s and the gleaming optimism of 2010s EDM The song began to take shape when MYRNE – in the midst of a soul-searching phase of his career which involved introspective singles like “Carousel,” “Freefall,” and “Conflicted.” “I was perusing my discography and noticed I had no true-to-form ‘bangers’ I sat down with my regular collaborator Manila Killa and we had the intention of making a track like that It also elevates a lot of my prior melodic influences “Center of the World,” with its buzzy trance synths pays tribute to the music that made this world exciting for both MYRNE and Manila Killa MYRNE and Manilla Killa performed a back-to-back DJ set at Ultra Music Festival in Miami they opted for spontaneity: they played a stash of music by their most precious influences old progressive and trance,” MYRNE remembers Their new single “references those classic tendencies.” “Center of the World” represents our love for the ‘golden’ era of EDM: huge synths and emotional breakdowns but with a forward thinking Her voice and sound encapsulate an ethereal vibe that fits the soul of the song.” this collaboration represented everything she loves about making music: “Working with the guys was so easy and natural it was really the epitome of what musical collaboration can be.” as well as Manila Killa are on upcoming tour dates with Jai Wolf 9/4                 Cincinnati OH         Bogart’s 9/6                 Royal Oak MI         Royal Oak Music Theatre 9/7                 Chicago IL               The Salt Shed 9/8                 Madison WI            The Sylvee 9/9                 Minneapolis 9/11               Omaha NE               Slowdown 9/13               Kansas City MO      The Truman 9/14               Denver CO               Mission Ballroom 9/15               Boulder CO              Boulder Theater 9/16               Salt Lake City UT    Union Event Center 9/23               Berkeley CA               The Greek Theatre and website in this browser for the next time I comment ©document.write(new Date().getFullYear()) The Garnette Report – Styled by Merrick Lee MD does not stand behind any specific agenda and arguments to the light and see what remains valid and sound The Singaporean producer and DJ has joined the Astralwerks label and is readying a new EP Singaporean producer and DJ Myrne has returned with the new track ‘What Can I Do’ marked his debut release with the labels Astralwerks and Universal Music Singapore the musician explained how he overcame the feeling of being stuck during the time between his past work and the present and how the process of working on this specific track “I was really scared of making music for a long time out of a fear of mediocrity and never surpassing my past work,” he said I’ve erased everything I know and I’ve fallen in love with the process again – just singing and dancing to 8 bar loops for days ‘What Can I Do?’ was the first song I wrote out of that.” ‘What Can I Do’ is the first single off Myrne’s upcoming EP slated for release later this year The record will be the follow up to his 2020 seven-track EP ‘Wandering’ Last year, Myrne – real name Manfred Lim – put out reimagined versions of his singles ‘Superstructure’ and ‘Sleeping On My Own Again’. He also created a remix of Singaporean pop artist Nathan Hartono’s single ‘The Difference’ The 26-year-old producer launched his music career in 2013 and was signed by Diplo to Mad Decent two years later. He dropped several EPs and singles prior to his two full-length records in 2018 and 2019 – the collaborative album ‘B4NGER PROJECT’ with Gentle Bones and the 10-track Ultra Records release ‘In Search Of Solitude’ The world’s defining voice in music and pop culture: breaking what’s new and what’s next since 1952 Things have been shining brightly for Singaporean chillwave producer Myrne (pronounced mur-ne) Ever since being signed to EDM honcho Diplo’s Mad Decent label the stoic 21-year-old has pulled off a string of successes ranging from the release of his highly-received Softsins EP to even an unannounced project with Avicii’s record label PRMD music Things have been busy for him. Ahead of his new Fundamentals EP dropping this Friday, and headlining the Moonbeats Warehouse Party alongside electronic acts like Ryan Hemsworth and Slow Magic this Saturday – the burgeoning producer took time off to talk to Popspoken about working with Singaporean and international artists People have been calling your music chillwave but there have been terms like Future Bass and Down Tempo thrown into the mix as well I think right now there are a lot of genre names being thrown around but based on my influences I would classify myself as a mix of Future R&B It’s still pretty broad-based and I still have a lot of freedom to do what I want https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXMw8JgIbdY Pretty Things (from upcoming Fundamentals EP) is quite departure from your chilled-out sound in Softsins It’s still within the range of my own influences I get excited about a lot of kinds of electronic music I was influenced by the early works of Baauer and Erol Alkan The chillwave genre is actually derived from trap It’s basically trap instrumentals – the beats and percussion – but with more synths on top I guess trap is the main skeleton of this whole genre that I don’t mind going back to What are some of the acts that have influenced your sound The more underground names that influenced me were Rustie She works with a lot of producers from the electronic scene It’s also because my girlfriend likes to blast it in the studio (laughs) There’s this complex piano bit in the remix of 50 Cent’s “In Da Club” which you did recently and piano music into that remake to give it more funk I try to flip the song entirely – almost like as if I had to produce the song instead You’ve been working with other producers like StéLouse so basically we use a lot of programs like Splice You can just hit up a random producer based in the US one day and the next day you can create a hit through file-sharing How most of my collaborations start is that I usually have a piano line in my hard drive I send them the stems and after a few back and forths There’s no need for two people in the studio at one time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jWBE7FNVCE&nohtml5=False How do you choose the singers to perform on your tracks They don’t have a lot of input on the instrumentals itself I try to make it so that the producer is at the forefront of the track the song I did with Linying was more indie and alternative and she just likes to sing over my demos and works-in-progress What I look for in a singer is the songwriting And are there any plans to have a male singer featured on your songs Hudson Mohawke and Ryan Hemsworth have gone down the hip-hop/rap i.e Is there any chance of you going down that route I’ve had plenty of people hit me up for hip-hop instrumentals but I’ve just been too busy to get to them But I’m always open to further my sound through that and it gives a lot more space for a vocalist or an artist to get on You’ve been on studio lockdown 24/7 working on your Fundamentals EP Any nuggets of information to offer us before it drops on April 15th I’m actually dropping five songs this week but I have plenty of collaborations with really amazing artists over this month I managed to lock down a few remixes for Gramatik Hood Boy and one for Avicii’s label PRMD music – which I can’t talk about at the moment I would just say stick to what you stand for Don’t ever be in a rush to put anything out One of my main regrets was being too impulsive in uploading every piece that I have so that creates a really ugly backdrop that you wouldn’t want to look at in like 5 Some people can look back and say “Oh I’ve grown so much” but sometimes there can be tracks that are embarrassing The most important tip is to find a group of producers and friends that will be willing to support you and your music That’s how people get off from there Myrne’s follow up to Mad Decent’s  Softsins, Fundamentals Ep drops on Friday, 15th April. You can hear more of his music here. Read more about the Moonbeats Warehouse Party here. Myrne will be headlining the Moonbeats Warehouse Party alongside Ryan Hemsworth and Slow Magic on Saturday, 16th April. Tickets can be purchased here It is a great year to be Manfred Lim, or as the world knows him: MYRNE. Just this year alone, he released a collaborative album with local singer-songwriter Gentle Bones played at ULTRA Miami 2018 and is about to play Tomorrowland 2018 in Belgium this July We speak with the DJ – Producer – SMU undergrad since his return from Miami with his thoughts on his exponential success in his music career his musical breakthroughs and on his upcoming mainstage set at ULTRA Singapore From watching legends play their music to thousands online to being there myself playing a small part left a huge mark on me One thing that surprised me was that there was a lot more fireworks than advertised The festival did their job booking fresh acts for the festival now it’s my responsibility to throw down and curate my music to new audiences https://www.instagram.com/p/BieHulcnzvQ/?taken-by=myrnemusic owing to dance music being very methodical and formulaic we went with something more experimental – leaving unnecessary overtones in samples untouched letting myself make more mistakes when I record It really shifted my view on how I’ve been making music for a while I just went online – I laid out what I was searching for through uploading demos and remixes online and like-minded producers from all over the world naturally gravitated I also involved myself in founding and working with labels in the search of new producers (e.g [rife with sarcasm] Usually I’d start the day with a few meet-the-people sessions in order to better understand the needs and problems in our community I’d take a walk in one of Singapore’s many parks to assess the health of our flora – I sometimes spend time planting several trees if I find foliage lacking I’d buy a coffee or two from my HDB coffee-shop and return to my jumbo Yishun flat to make some music It’s always annoying when I see an artist with a distinctive style sound or genre totally jump ship and put out a pop record that sounds like it could have been made in any random Scandinavian studio There’s a lot of dance-pop records that have distinctive sound and flavor – like collaborations by Skrillex but it has a time and place – thousands of ravers equipped with waterbags aren’t looking to hear sultry tongue-in-cheek pop But for fans of the project – there’ll be a surprise in store I have no idea where my professional life will take me but I appreciate having the same qualities as who I was before being into music to bleed into any ‘legacy.’ I’m just an ordinary dude with a strong work ethic that doesn’t take anything too seriously https://www.instagram.com/p/BjZhrVqHzgH/?taken-by=myrnemusic Cover Hublot is perhaps the biggest enfant terrible of the watchmaking world visually arresting watches as well as its slew of famous ambassadors Both of these are guided by the brand’s Art of Fusion philosophy which dictates a union between tradition and cutting-edge developments we are paying homage to it by connecting it to the future”.  Hublot’s latest move certainly cleaves to its art of fusion. The Swiss watchmaker has named homegrown DJ and producer Myrne as its first‑ever Singaporean friend of the brand He has been making waves in the local electronic dance music (EDM) scene since his debut in 2015 and he became the first Asian artist to be signed to record label Mad Decent which was founded by Grammy award-wining American DJ Diplo Myrne went on to become the first Singaporean to ever perform at renowned music festivals Tomorrowland in Belgium and Ultra Miami and has worked with EDM heavyweights such as Martin Garrix and What So Not Myrne announced his multi-record deal with Ultra Records His partnership with Hublot is the latest “first-in-Singapore” feather in his cap Did we mention that he is only 23 years old (Related: Hublot Debuts With A Big Bang In Hanoi) Myrne’s musical style is an energetic blend of future pop and R&B and while he is a classically-trained pianist he is largely self-taught as a DJ and producer with educational material courtesy of YouTube and SoundCloud He first started tinkering around with EDM as a 17-year-old student at St Andrew’s Junior College armed with basic audio software and keyboards plugged into a regular Windows laptop his penchant for mixing styles and sounds was evident—he reportedly mixed up a cheeky song using a chemistry teacher’s voice culled from a lecture recording the Singapore Management University political science undergraduate still serves up tunes incorporating different musical genres was a collaboration with R&B singer Sam Rui and singer-songwriter Gentle Bones both young and upcoming Singaporean musicians He also has an 11-track solo‑produced album due out in August representing a shift in style from his previous works. We speak to Myrne about his music Having experimented with different sounds and genres why did you choose to focus on EDM?Myrne (M) It was the first obscure music genre I fell in love with when I was introduced to it in 2010 Music on the radio in Singapore at the time was full of ballads and four-piece bands but it was electronic music that appealed to me because of its energy there are so many different genres and I find myself experimenting in and across them. What do you want people to feel when they hear your music?M Everyone’s experience and emotions are subjective when it comes to appreciating music so I’m not going to go and tell people what they should feel or think Having people relate to any one of my songs in their own unique way is more than enough for me How do you balance your music career with your university studies?M I really don’t My philosophy towards higher education is that meaningful learning can only take place at the student’s volition and not “forced” by key performance structures such as examinations Doing the latter just gets you a cohort of young people who are really good at taking tests and I appreciate lectures that let me learn about all sorts of things But I’m not really bothered with keeping up with tests and grades. What has been your most memorable show experience?M It has to be my first-ever stint at Tomorrowland I thought it was going to be one of those festivals with over 300 artists where lesser‑known artists get zero attention I was hanging around the stage at least two hours prior to my performance slot the entire dancefloor had at least a thousand people under the afternoon sun solely because I couldn’t find a lot of people around me with similar tastes and I couldn’t afford to pack up and go elsewhere to find my music community. What does it mean to you to be named the first friend of Hublot in Singapore And how did the relationship come about?M To me it’s an affirmation that what I’m doing is unique and I think it marks a shift in the world of watches both in terms of the industry’s consumer demographics and what Hublot looks for in a partner The relationship came about through a casual conversation a year ago [over e-mail] I could feel their passion for music and their enthusiasm towards the partnership so I agreed. Why did you choose the Big Bang Unico Titanium and how does that watch represent you?M It’s a subtle watch with intricate details only visible under scrutiny The construction of the piece also combines unexpected materials: rubber and titanium which embodies my music philosophy perfectly and has always had elements from different genres and places that I’ve been to so it also represents an art of fusion in a way. How does your music and career align with Hublot’s vision?M Its 'Art of Fusion' philosophy relates to me on a professional and personal level Hublot timepieces combine unexpected elements and my artistic growth has always been about bringing different styles—both classic and modern—into my music.   Scroll through the gallery below to find out who Hublot’s other musical ambassadors are: the Chinese pianist is one of the few in his genre to become a household name and is a sort of classical music rock star He is most famous for his flamboyant style both on and offstage and always seeks to innovate the way classical music is played and enjoyed Hublot has created several watches in collaboration with him including—of course—a minute repeater.Photo 2 of 3 An American Latino singer-songwriter famous for his reggaeton hits Nicky Jam was a long-time friend of the house before he became an official Hublot ambassador last year His 2015 song El Perdón garnered him a Latin Grammy award the official song of the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia for which Hublot is a key sponsor.Photo 3 of 3 Best known for his hit song Turn Down for What and regularly performs at international music festivals including Ultra Singapore (Related: The Real Reason Why Hublot Teamed Up With A Tattoo Artist) you can add local DJ MYRNE and the Porsche Taycan to that prestigious list the collaboration sees the marriage of man and machine to recreate a National Day classic – ‘Home’ – using the sounds from Porsche’s flagship EV This has been achieved by sampling the natural tones and sounds from a Porsche – from doors ‘thudding’ shut to seatbelts ‘winding’ and the soft hum of the electric motor turning into an electrifying crescendo on sporty acceleration – MYRNE created a modern take on the 2001 classic."National Day songs bring Singaporeans together and are such a unique synthesis of creativity and culture I wanted to take common and unnoticed sounds –  like the sounds cars make in every day operation – and turn it into something special: in this instance showcasing the beautiful musicality of a Porsche by creating an unexpected listening experience in celebration of our beloved lion city," MYRNE said Porsche understands that the sound of their engines are just as iconic as the driving experience itself which is why Porsche’s engineers have made sure that the Taycan preserves the aural aspect of motoring to maintain a certain depth and dimension to the drive.The task fell to Acousticians at Weissach who worked on the Taycan since 2015 to create a special Porsche soundtrack that wasn’t just characteristic sporty and powerful – but also full of feedback for the driver The resultant Porsche Electric Sport Sound is an entirely innovative sound experience Porsche will release the complete music video of the soundtrack in due course and we’ll update the article to reflect it Read More: Porsche To Retrofit All Existing Taycan Models With MY2023 Firmware, Will Introduce New Functionality Download the Motorist App now this all-in-one app lets you receive the latest traffic updates and helps you manage LTA and vehicle matters Did you know we have a Motorist Telegram Channel Created exclusively for drivers and car owners in Singapore you can get instant info about our latest promotions or simply chat with the Motorist Team and fellow drivers April 2025 COE Results 2nd Bidding: No surprise moves from the COE party on Nomination Day but $99.5k Category A hit its highest level since November 2024 April 2025 COE Results 1st Bidding: The COE snake 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to be the first day of school—students gathered outside the Vancouver Art Gallery to call for an end to the labour dispute between the B.C Teachers’ Federation and the provincial government an end to the teachers’ strike isn’t in sight “I think we are feeling strong,” Ross said and by that I mean I think our feet are on the ground I don’t think we’re feeling frantic or erratic I think we realize we’re in this for the long haul.” Minister of Education Peter Fassbender claimed the BCTF has “refused every path to a fair deal” “Our government has been very clear that we have no plans to legislate,” Fassbender wrote “That would only keep us on the same dysfunctional treadmill we’ve been on for the past 30 years we intend to stand firm and hope the union leadership drops its unrealistic demands so we can negotiate a fair agreement.” Ross asserted that it’s up to the public to decide what the education system should look like and tell the government She recalled that teachers have been talking about the issues of class size and composition as long as she’s been in the profession “It isn’t just about how many designated special-needs children you have in the classroom,” Ross said It’s an attempt to shift the paradigm of education.” Follow Stephen Hui on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram Stephen Hui is the former web editor and technology editor at the Georgia Straight Hui won a Canadian Ethnic Media Association Award in the print category Follow him on Twitter,.. We want to be in schools.”"Go back to work then The government isn't stopping the teachers from working teachers are currently locked out of schools and have been since the middle of June Do you honestly believe this is as simple as just "go back to work?!" It is exactly that simple the BCSPEA offered to lift the lockout on August 20th The government asked the union to canvas it's members on going back to work while mediation happened and the union refused kids and teachers affected by the strike - about 900,000 Number of participants at an anti-government rally at the Minister of Education's office - 200 (?) Number of parents taking advantage of the $40 per day support fund of money that used to belong to the teachers - about 180,000 Watching the BCTF and their misguided strategy come unglued at the seams - priceless the teachers chose to walk out before they were locked out I believe the teachers could choose to go back to work while the negotiations continue Questions:1) What happened to the $5 million BCTF strike fund of 2013?2) I heard Jim Iker paid out $500 but is himselfcollecting FULL salary of $150,000 If he is so committed to "fairness" heshould have immediately frozen his obscene salary until this strike was over!3) Obviously Iker is in "way over his head"; I heard a 20 sec clip on radio,and consider him a useless twit I'll gladly send you the $10 to get a haircut (if you can't afford it)...you look like you just came in off Main & Hastings: at least look like a leader Pumping more money into education won't help kids at all The money will simply go to an already bloated union and its members it's about taking as much as they can from the government With excellent salaries and benefit packages that the rest of us working slobs can only dream about BC teachers are already in the top ten percent of salary earners in BC Their wage and benefit demands are completely out of line They should accept it and get back to work.Class size and composition is a separate issue The BC education system is the only institution in North America with a union behind it that's been gutted $2 billion dollars It's a pretty sad state of affairs when the US itself hasn't done it yet when their union haters makes BC's look like saints You basically can compare the BC liberal party to the Tea party in the US. the liberals or the residents in BC who put them in power Your hair was short-cropped and dyed orange and MYRNE have become mainstays in the electronic music scene Known individually for their adept artistry the trio have joined forces to form their new collaborative supergroup this project aims to take a step further by fusing nostalgic sounds from the 2010s with a futuristic lens to create a hybrid spin on modern dance music The stars have now aligned perfectly for the group as they launch their new EP, FIRE SIGNS, on Lost In Dreams. At its core this EP tells the story of creative growth whisking the listeners into an electrifying cosmos of rich emotions that bounce between dreamy electronica FIRE SIGNS is an honest exploration of the trio’s artistic journey showcasing their fluidity in bringing their distinct style to the project and creating a new frontier for melodic electronic sound the previously released single “Leo Flicker” embodies its fire sign namesake with the fiery spirit of Leo The trio teams up with UK songwriter and producer George Gleeson to stoke the flames in this song as the heated crescendo blends in with bright chord progressions to offer listeners a timeless ecstasy the new track “Aries Mean Something 2 U” sets the stage for what’s to come in the bold future with its shimmering synth-led melodies and neon bassline Featuring Los Angeles-based powerhouse production/vocalist/DJ duo Z3LLA this track oscillates between a comforting recollection of the past and a fearless look into the future the song is about making a powerful statement as you yearn for the feeling of reciprocity “Sagittarius Paradise” captures the adventurous and free-spirited essence of the archer This addictive dance banger is cloaked with a catchy energetic beat that will keep all heads bopping Building on to wild intensity in its first minute the soaring melodies create an exhilarating experience that will stir your inner fire Listen to FIRE SIGNS on Spotify or your preferred platform and stay tuned for more from STARSIGNS by following them on social media Instagram | SoundCloud | YouTube | TikTok To learn more, check out our transcription guide or visit our transcribers forum This song bio is unreviewedGenius Annotation1 contributorThis song is by Gentle Bones and MYRNE in Gentle Bone’s album B4NGER PROJECT ShareQ&AFind answers to frequently asked questions about the song and explore its deeper meaning