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Resource Renditions Resurrected

Kam Raslan | Lim Soon Heng | Eddin Khoo

04-Mar-17 17:00

Resource Renditions Resurrected

Eddin Khoo returns to join Kam Raslan and fellow BFMer Lim Soon Heng with their observations from around the pop culture. Rolling back to the pre-smartphone years, Kam anticipates the return of Nokia 3310. Soon Heng enlightens us with a rather unique concept of using performance art in the workplace and Eddin gives his thoughts on cover versions of popular tracks.


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