At one point during his show at a Los Angeles club in February 2020, the Singaporean DJ Myrne sensed weariness setting in. “I was like, ‘Wow, I’m so tired. I was jet-lagged and was complaining so much,” he recalled.
But only a month later, the COVID-19 pandemic hit, forcing lockdowns around the world. Looking back, he said he probably shouldn’t have said such things or took some things for granted. “I would do anything to do shows again,” the electronic music artist told the Inquirer in a recent Zoom interview.
It has been more than a year since the live music scene ground to halt and he’s starting to miss everything about it—both as an artist and a fan. “I miss the…
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