Five years is a huge milestone for any festival, let alone one as large in scale as the Singapore International Jazz Festival (or Sing Jazz, as it is affectionally called). Still, the premier jazz music extravaganza showed no sign of slowing down, returning for three nights from 6 to 8 April 2018 at Marina Bay Sands Singapore with three stages and everything from R&B and funk to soul and hip-hop. Here’s our recap of what went on.
Jamie Cullum was one of the top artist, performed on day 2, drew a full house at the main stage. The Sing Jazz alumnus and jazz-pop superstar brought back the same acclaimed music he first showcased at the festival’s inaugural event in 2014, and more, with tracks like ‘Save Your Soul’ and ‘Don’t Stop the Music’ (which happens to be his most played song on Spotify).
Part of Jamie Cullen’s charm, besides his devilish charisma and playful English humour, is his ability to jump between musical styles with uncanny ease, and he sure delivers, even finding time for a jazzed-up cover of Radiohead’s iconic ‘High and Dry’. The man ends off his set, as he always does, with ‘Mixtape, and it’s the most ‘jumpy’ we’ve seen the audience all day. Here are some of the good shots, captured by Wisnu H. Yudhanto, a Singapore concert photographer
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