92.Omama

One night of 1996, I saw a random person singing the song which seemed to be of his own under the moon light. Afterwards my dad played a spectacular record of U Khaing Htoo named “သိလား” in our car. Those two different experiences combined together, I started to brainstorm about writing my own materials and that became one of the factors that initiated my songwriting career.

There’s a child trapped inside all of us. Some kill it to “fit in”. Some develop it to find peace and happiness.

My first mini audiobook to help you sleep during chaotic times like these. The essay was originally printed in “ပမာမခန့်စာတမ်းများ” published almost a decade ago. Feel free to drop your favorite essay of mine to record next audiobook episodes.

This is to reveal how Burmese art has survived under military suppression/censorship within past few decades and where it is going under the same suppression all over again.

I found this on socials: one day you and your bestie played for the last time and neither of you noticed it’d be your last time playing together. That led me to make this episode saying how Raymond was like in studios.

This is a tribute episode to our fallen star, Raymond of the Burmese rock band “Idiots” who passed away during military coup. His song and energy shall live on til the end of the time.

Two words!! All it takes is two specific words from one specific song to change my whole perspective over my career.

This is my first podcast collab with Burmese Podcast Nerd channel in which we talked about how depression is eating the insides of us and a few ways to tiptoe around it.

In this final part we’ll make up a “hypothetical” God to see how far beyond we can go to understanding it. I used Cymatics and Mandelbrot’s equations as references in case you wanna go deeper in this.

Taking a look at what Karma actually is through mathematical point of view.