Ever since Benjamin Kheng made his debut in the music scene in 2012 as part of Singaporean indie pop band The Sam Willows (alongside sister Narelle, Sandra Riley Tang and Jonathan Chua), his career has been on an upward trajectory. The band has amassed millions of streams and headlined concerts and music festivals, with two albums and one extended play.
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SINGAPORE: The past year has been a period of self-discovery for music artist Narelle Kheng.
April 01, 2021
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It was her “first live show in forever” and Rriley one of the members of local band The Sam Willows was naturally stoked beforehand.
Nominated for Artist of the Year (Pop) at the SCAPE Youth Music Awards 2021 (YMA), she also performed live at the event which took place last night (March 31) and was streamed on YouTube. YMA showcases local musicians under the age of 35 and was in its third edition.
However, the 30-year-old musician was left crying at the end of the night.
Rriley posted a series of emotional Instagram stories after the event, explaining there were parts of her performance that did not go according to plan, in particular during her song Fire.