The Borneo Post

Timbre Sessions 4 at HAUS KCH this weekend

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KUCHING: Local creative community hub HAUS KCH will host a two- day music showcase titled ‘ Timbre Sessions 4’, this Saturday and Sunday.

The event, to be hosted by HAUS KCH’s music collective ‘ Timbre’, is set to commence at 8pm on both days.

Timbre Sessions is a new platform for local talent to gain exposure, and aims to assist the growth of the local music industry.

Timbre, collective of youngsters from varying background­s, is spearheade­d by sound engineers Oliver Josiah Tiong and Farouk Kamil, zoologist Serene Davies, and Syed Ashraf Al Edruce who leads two well- known local bands, a ‘Meruked’ and ‘South China Sea’.

Timbre is set up within HAUS KCH, a communal music space that strives to accommodat­e both young and seasoned players of the local music scene.

“In addition to acquaintin­g Kuching with Timbre’s intention of kickstarti­ng the local music scene here — as there are so many underrated artists that deserve a little recognitio­n — we want to launch the newly renovated performanc­e and rehearsal space that will be able to accommodat­e 80 people comfortabl­y,” said Ashraf, a 24-year- old Lim Kok Wing architectu­re graduate who maintains that Timbre Sessions is aimed at championin­g underexpos­ed talent in the local music scene.

The event will feature seven acoustic homegrown acts that will showcase a broad spectrum of modern genres including pop, indie, folk, hip hop and a cappella. The event will be hosted within HAUS KCH’s top floor, with an entry fee of RM20 per person.

Each ticket entitles the holder to all-night access to the event, a set of cheesy wedges from Sanjuro Cafe, and a canned drink.

HAUS KCH is located at Lot 216 of Block 226, Jalan Capital Garden here. To view a map to their exact location, visit their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/ hauskch/.

More informatio­n on Timbre and their showcased artists can be found via https://www. facebook.com/TimbreatHA­US/.

 ??  ?? Wee (front, sixth right) and the representa­tives of various collaborat­ing agencies gather for a group photograph.
Wee (front, sixth right) and the representa­tives of various collaborat­ing agencies gather for a group photograph.

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