“I know why then but now I don’t know anymore” – Sorry I’m Late @ Esplanade’s Anniversary Weekend

“I felt it was coming but I didn’t expect it to be so soon. It was too far and beyond my reach. I know why then but now I don’t know anymore.” 

- RM

- Recorded during Esplanade’s 10th Anniversary Weekend, The Gift Box: Decade, on 13th Oct 2012

The Gift Box: Decade – with Rosli Mansor

The past 10 years has been nothing but filled with ups and downs, good and bad for Rosli.

And as Esplanade celebrates its 10th anniversary, we invite you to join Rosli (and other performers) as he looks back and celebrates what the past 10 years has been for him, and the road ahead of him.

You (fans, friends, family, etc) have always been a very important part of Rosli’s life and journey all these years and it’s not going to be complete without you being there when he takes the stage with his music.

So see you at Esplanade’s Outdoor Theatre this Saturday, 8:30pm!

Rosli Mansor with Jack Thammarat (22 Sep 2012)

While many are hyping up over this weekend’s 5th Formula One race in Singapore, some of us are hyping over a different event altogether.

Rosli Mansor will join fellow Yamaha and Laney endorsee Jack Thammarat for a not-to-be missed session this coming Saturday, 22 Sep 2012.

With their deft fingers milking delicious tunes out of their electric guitars, you will want to catch them in action.

We’ll see you on 22 Sep 2012 (Sat), 6pm at Tampines Mall’s Outdoor Atrium (Level 3)!

How Many Times Will We Say “Sorry I’m Late”?

The words come easy, and fast. Sometimes it is said without much thought.

How often do we mean it when we say it?

In an old adage that rings true, “time waits for no man.” By then, is it too late?

Will you then truly mean it when you say, “Sorry I’m Late?”

Written in memory of his parents, Rosli performed this song during his “What The Moon Said” concert held at Esplanade, and it truly makes one ponder of the things or people we take for granted.

We hope the song holds its own meaning for you as much as it does to Rosli.

Happy National Day! Love, from Venice

Singapore is celebrating its 47th birthday today!

It’s also a great time for many people in Singapore to take a day’s break (or long weekend) from the humdrums of work.

We truly wish we could be in Venice right now for a holiday. But no matter. Instead we have a video from Rosli’s performance at Esplanade in June.

Taking a moment to close your eyes while listening to the song, let the song bring you to the romantic and seemingly ethereal place called Venice.

Happy National Day to everyone in Singapore!

Yamaha A-Series Acoustic Guitar: AC3R and A3M

Yamaha has always been a trusted brand for its instruments, and it comes as no surprise that its latest series of acoustic guitars not just live up to the mark, it exceeds expectations as well.

Which is why AC3R and A3M of Yamaha’s A-Series of acoustic guitars have been receiving very positive reviews for its great sound, excellent ergonomics, as well as being very affordable (for a guitar of its calibre).

Rosli, as a Yamaha endorsee, had the privilege to showcase the AC3R model through detailed explanation and playing some great sounding tunes.

Sounding too good to be true? We kid you not when we mentioned all the good points of the guitar above. Don’t believe us? Check out the video of Rosli’s demonstration. Better still, why not head down to any Yamaha Beatspot stores to have a look and feel of the guitar?

Seeing (as well as playing) is believing. Enjoy the video!

What The Moon Said – Seeking Flaws

It’s going to be the time of Ramadan once again. And during this time Muslims take the time to reflect the past year and seek forgiveness for any hurt they may have caused.

Seeking Flaws is what many people do, and harder to seek our own. At the end of the day, we’re all but perfect.

We wish for our Muslim fans and friends a fruitful Ramadan and we hope you enjoy this song performed during Rosli’s recent performance.