Dillema dillemo

There's a great article from Vinder's blog, read this first before you continue reading below

THE PROBLEM

Musicians do face a lot of problems to get their music out there to be heard, a simple effortless support and approval may not be that easily obtained contrary to what you may think, be it from the radio station, television news network or any other media coverage. I personally think the Kuching scene with it's extensive local support has a better chance of surviving the whole ordeal. Supports range from the chains of Jamming studio owners, local fans who attend gigs to the network of friendships among bands. I notice that they are a small amount of them all in all, nevertheless the bond is far stronger than what the scene here in the west Malaysia has to offer. friendships are trully appreciated here, and despite our less coverage, we're making bigger steps forward if we push ourselves hard into the right direction. Throughout my entire stay of four months in Kuching, i can feel the differences a small Kuching scene has to offer given it's small gathering of hardcore supporters. Despite some other issues which are forcing me to not go back after my studies, i guess i'll have to swallow my pride and take myself back to good old kuching this time. Sorry Kl... Maybe in a few more years time i'll come back and take you by storm