About this episode
How did Houg go from carting passengers in private hire cars to carting keyboards for gigs? Why is he his harshest critic? Why shouldn't you be afraid to ask for help? And how did a taxi driver help kickstart Houg's personal musical voyage overseas?
We were excited to chat with Houg because he is one of Singapore's most exciting chillwave musicians today. He has gone from strength to strength, culminating in his latest album, The Biting Tempo, which was released earlier this year.
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Check out Houg's music videos here, and buy The Biting Tempo here. Follow Houg on Instagram here
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Lion City Rock Theme written by Kevin Mathews. Special thanks to Houg and his management for permission to use his songs.
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