Kingston Lo, a Hong Kong keyboardist making melancholic Jazz with electronic edges, and inspired by Post
Bop, Nu-Jazz, and the UK Jazz scene.He runs everything through a single keyboard—bending notes, twisting sounds live, and leaving
wide-open space for collaborators to improvise. His moods swing from hushed and introspective to chaotic and loud, always leaning toward
darker tones.His debut single “Bedlam Waltz,” released December 1, 2025, captures that journey: elegant melodies that
gradually unravel into graceful, beautiful chaos.
Kingston Lo，香港鍵盤手，創作帶電音色彩同時帶點憂鬱的爵士樂，並且受Post Bop,Nu-Jazz,與UK
Jazz啟發。所有聲音皆透過一部鍵盤現場處理——彎音及音效變化。作品喜歡留白讓其他音手自由即興。情緒從靜謐內省到狂亂喧囂，總傾向陰暗調性。首支單曲《Bedlam Waltz》（2025.12.1發行）記錄這段旅程
Time: Friday, June 19, 20:15
Venuue: The Fringe Dairy
Asiartic Camerata is a dynamic
chamber ensemble based in Hong Kong, uniting passionate professionals from across Asia and beyond. Renowned for their individual artistry
and collective synergy, these talented musicians have studied at the world’s leading conservatoires to explore repertoire that ranges from
Baroque masterworks to contemporary commissions.
With an even mix of local and foreign artistic talent, Asiartic Camerata creates a harmonious fusion that transcends borders. Their
performances are marked by flexibility, dynamism, and a commitment to providing engaging and educational experiences. More than a
traditional chamber orchestra, Asiartic Camerata is forward-thinking ensemble designed for the 21st century.
Time: Friday, June 19, 18:30
Venue: The Fringe Dairy
Moher is a psychedelic folk band based on Jeju
Island, South Korea, consisting of singer-songwriter e_so, who was born and raised on Jeju Island, and Minkyu Jo, whose musical journey
began as a busker in Ireland. Together, they weave an intricate soundscape where the irish bouzouki and acoustic guitar intertwine with
their harmonically contrasting voices, evoking imagery of waves crashing against rugged cliffs—a poetic confluence of two distant yet
kindred islands.
The band’s name ‘Moher’ is drawn from the cliffs of moher in ireland and means ‘ruined fort’ in Gaelic. They met purely by chance during
their travels in Thailand in early 2023. What began as a serendipitous encounter quickly grew into a profound musical partnership,
culminating in the creation of Moher.
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