Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut rhoncus risus mauris, et commodo lectus hendrerit ac.
In addition to organizing concerts locally, OEH travel and tour across Asia. As a concert promoter, OEH is responsible for booking talents, securing venues, ticket pricing, production and marketing of the concert.
As an Artiste manager we are responsible in facilitating, shaping and fostering the artiste career. We do it by providing opportunities, overseeing their booking engagements and negotiating terms with the clients.
As a production team, we bridge the gap between artiste and local promoters to provide services such as security escorts, transportation and itinerary upon arrival through departure. We liaise with the local promoter as a representative of the artiste to accommodate to their technical rider.
RAW ENERGY
Formed in 1998, Raw Energy is a 6-piece band outfit that has been performing locally in Singapore, South East Asia and Europe.
Fronted by Singapore’s well knowned and sought after performers/singers, Alia, Zuly and also Singapore/Asian Idol winner, Hady Mirza which is part of the band until he was crowned Singapore/Asian Idol. Hadi still does performance with Raw Energy for his shows and as a band whenever his schedule allows.
Backed by 4 musicians, Saat(the band Representive/leader & Bassist), Shukor(Guitars), Shahferi(Drums) & Dindo(Keyboards), who are also sessionists that has been performing/sessioning in the local music industry since the 80s til present day.
Up til now, Raw Energy has performed at top venues like Papajoes, Europa, Devil’s Bar, St. James Powerstation, Pump Room, Jakarta’s Manchester United Cafe/Club/Bar, JW Marriot Jakarta’s Untitled Bar, MBS and Resort World @Sentosa just to name afew, and are also one of the top choices to perform at festivals and events, locally and around the world.
Performing everything from R&B, Hip-hop, Soul, Rock, Funk Fusion, Jazz and Popular hits from the 60s til present day’s chart toppers, Raw Energy garners followings from all ages, performing the old jazz standards, oldies love and pop hits, bouncy and gritty hip-hop, smooth R&B and Soul, progressive Rock, groovy Disco/Techno, Latin music and more, and will continue to supply countless music & entertainment to the masses.
RAHIMAH RAHIM
Rahimah Rahim’s storied career has been recognised by the National Arts Council with a Cultural Medallion.
Coming from a family of stars, 2021 Cultural Medallion recipient Rahimah Rahim was almost predestined to be an entertainer.
Her father was Rahim Hamid, Singapore’s answer to Nat King Cole (an American singer, jazz pianist and actor).
Her mother, Mariam Baharom, was an actress and her uncle, Ahmad Daud, a famous singer and screen actor who hosted his own television show in the 1970s.
Rahimah was a precocious talent and made her big screen debut at the age of six, playing a little rich girl in a Cathay-Keris production titled Korban Kasi (Love’s Sacrifice). More film roles followed, including Kasih Ibu(Mother’s Love) and Masuk Angin Keluar Asap (Enter Wind, Come Out Smoke) and in 1966 she underlined her acting chops with a starring role in Pak Awang Temberang (Mr Awang Temberang), the first Malay series ever aired on TV in Singapore.
From an early age Rahimah would perform in nightclubs and on TV with her father, and by the time she released her first record in 1972, an EP titled Mana Ibumu (Where Has Your Mother Gone?), she was already a seasoned performer.
She struck gold with Gadis Dan Bunga (Girls and Blooms) and Bebas (Free) with Panda Records and producer Johari Salleh, and soared to greater heights by triumphing at the prestigious Kimi Koso
Talentime contest in Tokyo in 1974, cementing her status as a fan favourite. Every single she put out was a hit. Love Challenge (Cabaran Cinta), The Broken Heart (Hati Yang Rapuh) and Selamat Berhari Raya flew off the shelves.
Rahimah’s versatility is legendary. She is adept in a range of genres from Malay pop to jazz to Cantopop, singing multilingual hits and performing alongside Gloria Estefan’s Miami Sound Machine, Cantopop kings Alan Tam and Leslie Cheung, and Malaysian star Sudirman Arshad. Locally, she has collaborated with the Asian Cultural Symphony Orchestra and Jazz Association Singapore. Rahimah has regularly represented Singapore at international singing festivals and performed at multiple National Day Parades, in 2014, 2017 & 2019 and Singapore National Day events overseas in London in 2019.Most recently, She had performed for NDP 2022 and President Star Charity 2022.
At 66, Rahimah’s energy and big personality is focused on vocal coaching and presenting a show for Vintage Radio SG, which she uses as a platform to share information and educate seniors on current issues.
Rahimah was inducted into the Singapore Women’s Hall of Fame by Singapore Council of Women’s Organisations (SCWO) in 2017 and in the same year received a Lifetime Achievement Award (Anugerah Perdana Emas) from Mediacorp Suria. Now, in 2021, comes the crowning award of a Cultural Medallion.
The A List asked Rahimah about the influences that have helped make her the much-loved artist she is today.
SIGN OFF
With 5 very talented musicians aged 14-17 years old, Sign Off loves the stage. Despite their youth, they have the combined experience of many seasoned musicians, with mature skills well beyond their years. Individually, they have graced many big stages like Esplanade, MBS, Resorts World Sentosa, The Padang and many more. Their interests are not limited to pop music. They enjoy rock, jazz, R&B and many other different genres including classical, and their musicality shines through in their playing. This isn’t your average secondary school band!