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Takahara Suiko can make music out of anything! When we say anything, we really meant anything. From daily household utensils to Fried Chicken, you name it. Everything that she touches, turns into a melody. Her do it yourself approach, from creating a beat on her phone, to transforming it into a orchestrally on Ableton just seemed effortless within her finger tips. The Venopian Solitude is just another fragment of her imagination. “My earliest memory of music composition was when I was 10 years old. I’d use my father’s monophonic phone back in those days and tinker on the single-note playing tones to create my own tunes,” she recalls, telling me that her mother was adamant that she and her siblings focused on their studies so they weren’t allowed to take up any music lessons. “My only outlet was that phone,” she says half-wistfully. It was only after (SPM) that Takahara actually insisted on wanting to play the guitar. Her mother pointed to the old keyboard gifted to her by her father when she was 15 and

Vision turned reality. The now 24 years young singer-songwriter/rapper was 16 going on 17 when she was first discovered by the likes of Joe Flizzow & the crew from Kartel Records. This is a conversation of Zamaera's day #1 and how she dreamt big in telling her father that one day she was going to make music in the United States to this actual day seeing her dream came true after getting a deal with Lakefront Records. Also talked about in this podcast, mental health, fame, and the how to hustle in the entertainment industry. If you're lucky you even might hear Zamaera's angelic voice on acapella. * winks * All in all, Zamaera is a soul of overflowing positive energy, #049 of Hello, Hello, Kopi Ke Milo would be the episode I'll vouch for any soul not to miss. From raw conversation to pure heart and soul inspiration. @zamaera @hellohellokopikemilo

Khairul Azim is a creative entreprenuer who came out of yet again Subang Jaya, Malaysia. The 25 y/o has build several businesses over the last few years & are still are quick-witted and hungry for more opportunities & networking. On this episode of Hello, Hello, Kopi Ke Milo?, Khairul Azim shared some of the most personal stories of his come up, successes and failures that he have learnt from throughout his journey. Also famously known as the frontman of the metalcore band, I, Revival in his teenage years. Khairul also explained why he left the band & go head first into tapping into his purpose. Imagine the lessons and gems you would have acquired if you'd be present and press play. @khairulazim @hellohellokopikemilo

The person who directed the award winning short film, SAMUDERA, Aiman Ariffin, drops by Subang Jaya to have a documented conversation with ya boy @milofaeqo that revolves around creativity, art, sound design, Aiman Ariffin's experience and love for film scoring & the future of filmmaking, & of course the secret sauce to making a good film. That's whats up. @wowaiman drinks coffee over milo. Thanks for tuning in to @hellohellokopikemilo podcast.

Soon to be turning 20, Lil J, barge into Malaysia's Hip Hop Scene in 2017 and has never failed to charmed his fans ever since. The magic started from being discovered by Joe Flizzow via his instagram account to being invited to be on the show 16 baris which leads to his career taking off that ultimately opens the door for him to perform on stage @ Anugerah Juara Lagu infront of thousands of crowd and millions of spectators watching at home via national television. Lil J said it was timing and he trusts that the universe had it all planned for him, with the current exposure and success on his first single. Lil j never stopped sharpening his craft in songwriting and flows as his vision is to be one of the greatest MCs ever lived. Listen to the full podcast for a first hand tips on how to get started in the hip hop scene and find out how Lil J hustle to where he is today. #lilj #UNO #hellohellokopikemilo @liljgram @hellohellokopikemilo

The 24 years young singer songwriter/ Fly Fm Radio Announcer drops by Tujoh Cafe and with ya boy Milo Faeqo and shared her journey from day 1 to how she got to where she is today. From Fly Fm Flydol to Fly Fm night show, Ili never failed to be herself. Something that she happens to talk about on this episode, why it's important to truly be and embrace yourself. Her online personality and what she is in real life definitely goes hand in hand. Her puns combined with her natural charisma, all in all, Ili Ruzanna never fails to put a smile on people's face. Quick witted, very PUNdai, as how her close friends would describe her. Ili also has a drive and deep interest for songwriting and truth be told, she is in the process of recording her debut project that would probably see the day of light sometime in 2019. Do follow us on Instagram @hellohellokopikemilo for weekly podcast updates & don't forget to slide through @iliflyfm 's DM if you in any way benefited from this week's episode. #hellohellokopikemi

Eddy Lim is the nicest and easy going long sleeve tatted guy that has ever been featured on #hellohellokopikemilo podcast & he is also the founder of MUTHA PUAKA, a brand that stands behind the love for the movement of vintage motorcycle. Mutha Puaka also sells t-shirts that has unique individual design that will never be reprint once sold. Their brick-and-mortar shop are located @ The Gasket Alley, PJ. On this episode, Eddy shares his journey and his humble beginnings and his love for music, art and working in an advertising company in his early days. The person has a loud and unique voice of his own in pursuing content. Once upon a time, a drummer, then he became the frontman after getting some encouragement from bandmates. Eddy has since then collaborated with musicians, such as Joe Flizzow, Altimet & Noh Salleh. What you’ll learn from this episode, fam? Persistence and the art of self belief, you can achieve anything, if you put in the work. @muthapuaka @hellohellokopikemilo Show us some lov

Harvinth Skin is not a punde. Well known for his skits that went "viral" time and time again on social media over these past couple of years. A truly humble soul at heart, with all the opportunities and achievements under his belt, Harvinth still hold on to the mantra of "You gotta keep coming with new content, you gotta keep things fresh, to stay relevant. Don't be complacent." On this episode, Harvinth Skin shares his journey on his early days, his biggest inspiration & greatest piece of advice ever received, how his videos started getting traction in 2014 & what fellow early Youtubers should know before getting started. The comedic side of Harvinth accompanied by his work ethics are definitely the contributing factor for him to get to where he is today, not only the ambassador for JD sports, but also signed to Malaysia's biggest broadcasting company & not to forget his collaboration with big brands such as Air Asia, MTV. The man himself is secretly full of wisdom, fam. Tune in & give the

Zim Ahmadi is the true embodiment of a passionate soul. Zim not only understands the meaning of life, but he also lives and breath his true meaning. Zim Ahmadi studied Law and at one point didn't see the point of where his path was and like many others, took a leap of faith and made the jump head first to embark on his new journey as the head writer of Daily Seni. He is the soul behind Daily Seni's new direction going deeper into the local indie music scene a few years back. Zim Ahmadi is a music enthusiast who also writes his own materials as a medium of expression. Check out awfultrackrecord.com and let Zim Ahmadi take you for a walk around the park into his world of imagination. It's subjective. On this episode, we talked a lot about the freedom of expression, why Malaysia's artist are struggling to be heard and how Zim Ahmadi make a living to support himself manifesting his dreams and visions. Kasih leia Ixora, the lead singer of Senja also made a special appearance on episode - 42 (the meaning

Sofia Haron is a talented fine artist based in Kelana Jaya. She have been diving deep into the fine arts circa 2009 while she was in college. She never slowed down ever since and now Sofia have established her own space in the process of putting her vision on canvas. On this episode, she discussed her deepest fear, her personal journey, and why Sofia thinks Kurt Cobain has mastered the art of being thyself. When discussing mental health and her advice for those with suicide tendencies, she dropped her most legendary two liner "don't kill yourself, cave yourself." We all need to be alone sometimes. To figure ourselves out. We'll be okay, once we remove the outside noise. Follow us on Instagram for weekly podcast updates. Look up "Hello Hello Kopi Ke Milo" and listen to the full podcast on Spotify if you haven't already. @sofiaharon @hellohellokopikemilo

Ryan Matjeraie; half Iban, half Irish was born in Ireland but grew up in Kuching, Sarawak. His journey started off with music, as he wanted to tour the world with his band when he was 19 years young, he completed a film course in Perth and later decided to pursuit his venture into Radio Hosting job in the heart of KL. From then on, Ryan grew his exposure and experience in the particulat art hosting both infront of camera and on radio with HITZ fm and have been with the company for 7 years before taking the leap to create what he truly believes in, which is to create meaningful content. Ryan has landed a gig with Harry Kok Siew Yok's founder who up till today wants to remain anonymous. They both collaborated in both writing and directing the humour behind Harry Kok's true Malaysian heroic comedy. On this episode of #hellohellokopikemilo, Ryan Matjeraie spoke about: - His Journey to get to where he is - Most memorable interview with Famous celebrities in LA (spoiler alert: JACK BLACK!) - Why makes excuses,

Raisa Azzam, 26 years young fashion photographer, from Malaysia is an inspiring soul that not many are privileged enough to be seated and have a conversation with. Ya boy Milo Faeqo is one of those rare few who smells pot of gold from a far he sees one. The gems that came out of Raisa's soul on this episode. - Balancing your life, but don't aim for perfection. - Raisa's life story on how she became the creative that she is today. - Why she made the choice of not continuing her passion for music - Life in Japan, speaking Japanese and the culture itself - How to get started even when you've hit the 30s - What makes a good photo and photographer great - Mental Health (No one else can save you but yourself) - Should anyone who is just getting started work for free? - YOLO. - It's good to take calculated risk. - You will never be ready, but you have to find a way to make what you want happen. - Why she wants to have a cuppa with Hitler - Skills , drive and how bad do you want it? - Learn proactively from the p

Adam Zakaria speaks and express his truth. Born & raised in Subang Jaya. Adam is now living his dream in creating what he truly believes in. Adam of all trades, perhaps soon becoming a master of all, be it in his pursuit of videography, acting, dancing & becoming a genuine-humble life surfer. Gems we covered on #hellohellokopikemilo Episode 38. -How young did Adam start embarking on his creative journey. -Best Advice & Lessons learned from the late Yasmin Ahmad -What is it like to be studying & working in United States. -What are the responsibilities being the videographer behind 16 baris. -Chaos is your friend, in the production life. -The hustle culture, Garyvee, Joji, 88 rising, & Kurt Cobain -Meeting the love of his life & trusting your inner voice -Advice for young graduates & creatives -Stop chasing the illusion of perfection -How to be a good story teller / content creator Look us up on Instagram, Spotify or any Podcast App for future valuable co

Afiq Hamidi vs Milo Faeqo. ANALOG cafe vs ANAKI BOIZU. A conversation that took over in Analog Cafe in SS17 Subang Jaya. Get to know Afiq Hamidi and how we started his journey as a barista an soon to be coffee roaster, as well as his process in the culinary world. instagram.com/malayjesus instagram.com/analogkl instagram.com/anakiboizu

This episode was brought to you by: Milo Faeqo's raw determination and perseverance. Nadhirah Ibrahim's kindness and willingness to be part of a life changing documentation. Delicious bottle of Hello Hello Kopi Ke Milo? Cold Brew. (For Sale, for reals!) Nadhirah Ibrahim is technically 6 and a half years young. Definitely wise beyond her years. she will cross path and would be celebrating her 7th birthday in 2020, the next upcoming leap year. (now you thought we were joking) Nadhirah was born and raised in Subang Jaya, she grew up with many sets of life challenges that came through when she was really young, she had to faced them head first and have made a tremendous impact to the person that she has became today. Nadhirah Ibrahim shares with us how traveling to Qatar changes her perspective towards Islamic culture. Why falling in love doesn't necessary means that you have to stay in love, falling is an accident, choosing to be in love is a choice. The most valuable piece of advice that Nadhir

Gypsib0i has no narratives. This guy has no narrative. To get to know him, zen and dissecting human consciousness, listen. Press Play. "Stillness is very simple, it's too simple that it has been overlook, in stillness, you're no longer the experiencer of life. The experiencer of life is seperate from life, we are life itself." There's only so much the mind can comprehend. Instagram: @gypsib0i

A tribute episode. A two way conversation. The last episode of 2018. Su Juin is a stewardess for Malaysia Airlines. She has been flying all over the world ever since landing this dream job of hers in mid 2018. A genuine kind soul who helps others for their wellbeing, for others. Apart from being a flight attendant, Su Juin is also an artist and a writer. Her doodles has gotten recognition from the likes of Cheeming Boey a few years back. She takes on commission work and most of the time she does it for free for family & friend's wedding video, featuring her art. What we talked about on this episode: Life update 2018 so far. Why is it important to find peace in being alone? Heartbreaks & "Falling" in Love. Difference of being in our early 20s and now. Traveling The World. Winning big bucks in mini Amazing Race Asia. Barista, Coffee. How to get a job with Malaysia Airlines. This is a tribute episode for her never ending kindness and support in the growth of Milo Faeqo to where he is to

Abdul Mu'adz is Derezedd. On Episode 33 of Hello Hello Kopi Ke Milo?, Mu'adz sat down and shares his life story, his journey from the very start, to the likes of going to UITM, Segi College and later on Inti College before venturing fully into the entertainment industry, starting off with hosting talk shows and MC-ing live events. Mu'adz a.k.a Derezedd was a big part of the Malay Viners booming in 2014, alongside his friends Luqman Podolski and Adib Alexx. This was the big break for these lads, they got a lot of attention and to this day it has been the reason for them to put food on the table. Mu'adz is definitely acquires a lot of talents, not only for able to hold a conversation for 2 hours straight without losing his charm, but he can also entertain the crowd with his hidden musical talent, beatboxing. Tune in to listen to some of his samples, lo and behold, he can also impersonate voices! Abdul Mu'adz is a living proof that you don't have to come from a well off family to make it big, you just have to

Ezora is a 27 y/o psychology major, who is currently based in Mont Kiara. What Ezora & ya boy Milo Faeqo talked about on episode 32. What is psychology? Human behaviours. Horoscopes. The 5 people you’re closest with, defines you. Love languages. Anxiety and insomnia (her personal experience). How to get out of depression. Growth and change. @niaezora @hellohellokopikemilo Download the full podcast on Spotify or www.hellohellokopikemilo.com

Ibnu Othman, the founder of Oh, Hello, Cari Siapa? drops some gems on how he uses his dark days and put it in his art and create something more meaningful than it potentially intended to be. Ibnu also shares his journey from the early days of growing up in Sarawak and moving to Kuala Lumpur and later how he began his designing career with architecture as the starting point. Oh, Hello, Cari Siapa? is a creative design studio that specializes in silkscreen T-shirt printing and merchandising. Ibnu founded the company 2 years back alongside his partner kucing miso also known as Dianne. Ibnu O. wants "He is obsessed, but it's okay" in Arabic to be put on his tomb stone after his passings. Which is exactly how he wants to be remembered. Listen to the podcast, man. To close of this awesome write up, a collaboration between oh, hello, cari siapa? and hello, hello, kopi ke milo? is looking to align pretty soon, most definitely. salute! Look up for the full visuals of the podcast on youtube.com/milofaeqo Instagra