So here’s what we did at Zouk for the Fred Perry Subculture night on 22 April 2011. Don’t be fooled by the slow beginning though, it was meant as a warm-up.

More details of how the gig came about - here.

When Resonance Quartet was approached by Amnesty Pte Ltd to be part of the lineup for their 3rd Singapore installment of the Fred Perry Subculture event, we were honestly caught by surprise. However, Cheryl, marketing and PR manager of Amnesty, in a post-event meetup, explained that she saw what she exactly wanted when someone passed her a link to our videos for Halloween Killed The Video Stars. One thing leads to another.

Coverage by JUICE and I-S magazines (the “classical innovators” term is quite interesting)

Playing a medley of UK pop-rock pieces arranged for string quartet by Wen-Bin, we wrapped up the live act segment with a rousing finale backed by Elektone and Tiramisu (and the audience by singing along!), before DJ Aldrin took over the dance floor.

More photos at Fred Perry’s Facebook album

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