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Sid

Sid, Musician

18-Dec-15 20:00

Sid

If a tinkling of the ivories sprinkles the hard-hitting rock show you're experiencing in KL along with some jazzy licks, a flurry of single-note solos and an alluring voice  - it's probably this man right here. A recent BSc (Hons) Architecture graduate from Taylor's University, Murshid, or better known as 'Sid' on stage, has built up a solid reputation in the urban music scene and is one of the most in-demand singers in Klang Valley today. Whether it's his lighter jazz-pop tunes with SID (his band) or rocking it out with The Maha Jeffery Band on the keyboard - Sid's always got something spicy to add to the mix.

 

Straying away from the life his parents wanted for him, Sid was determined to prove that his musical prowess would be the end all and be all of his career path.

Recently he had won the We Love Disney competition and has the coveted opportunity to be signed by Universal Music (Malaysia). Still fresh in the scene, Sid hopes to get support from Universal Music to pursue his music career further.

 

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