Great performance by Julie Goes Overseas group band, they were amazing. .
Selasa, 24 Februari 2009
Selasa, 17 Februari 2009
Comment From The Media (Magazine)
The band has "Old School Malay Sound" of its own. Production that is not disappointing, both in terms of quality songs, recordings or backing. As Meet Uncle Hussain, BITTERSWEET and RAIN , the band has the potential to go far.
Keep it up!
- ROTTW DIY REVIEW ON "OH BULAN" VOL 140 BY MOE
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I was surprised when they played their(JGO)song at Seremban that day, the crowd knew their songs, they sing together .... with feelings .... brother pick them up, on the basis he is more Malaysian than others with no other western skirt, jazz to ... his accent-pronunciation accent skirt. The dialect JGO is more "Malay"
- ROTTW 'INDUSTRI MUSIK MALAYSIA @))*' ARTICLE VOL 142 BY ABG ROM
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A strange (or may be visionary?) blend of indie rock moves and Malay rock-styled songwriting,this five song EP by Malaysian Band Julie Goes Overseas is definitely not short on potential. Marying Malay rock melodies with an indie rock instrumental attack, all of them capped off by confident vocal performance by lead singer Jazlan. Given more time to sharpen on their writing skills, we might have something special here.
JUNK REVIEW ON "OH BULAN" DEC )* ISSUE BY AIDIL RUSLI
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Keep it up!
- ROTTW DIY REVIEW ON "OH BULAN" VOL 140 BY MOE
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I was surprised when they played their(JGO)song at Seremban that day, the crowd knew their songs, they sing together .... with feelings .... brother pick them up, on the basis he is more Malaysian than others with no other western skirt, jazz to ... his accent-pronunciation accent skirt. The dialect JGO is more "Malay"
- ROTTW 'INDUSTRI MUSIK MALAYSIA @))*' ARTICLE VOL 142 BY ABG ROM
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A strange (or may be visionary?) blend of indie rock moves and Malay rock-styled songwriting,this five song EP by Malaysian Band Julie Goes Overseas is definitely not short on potential. Marying Malay rock melodies with an indie rock instrumental attack, all of them capped off by confident vocal performance by lead singer Jazlan. Given more time to sharpen on their writing skills, we might have something special here.
JUNK REVIEW ON "OH BULAN" DEC )* ISSUE BY AIDIL RUSLI
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