Leslie Low

Leslie Low is a Singaporean musician known for his work as the vocalist and guitarist of the band Humpback Oak in the 1990s. He later became a key member of several music collectives, including The Observatory, Magus, Hanging Up The Moon, Piblokto, and Pan Gu. In recent years, Low has focused on solo projects, releasing a string of albums that explore folk and acoustic themes. His solo work includes albums like *Nature*, *Child of the Island*, and *Singapore in my Bones*. More recently, he has released albums such as *Be Still, The Mountain*, *Sand*, *Beyond The Mountain*, *Blood Red Pale White*, *Nightingale*, *The Drill*, and *Voyager*. His music often reflects a return to his earlier influences, with *Voyager* marking a return to standard tuning after years of experimenting with open tunings.

Leslie Low's musical journey is marked by collaborations and diverse musical explorations. He has worked with former bandmates, such as Victor Low, on projects like *The Monsoon*. His solo albums often feature introspective and emotive songwriting, showcasing his versatility as a musician. Low continues to be active in the music scene, performing at venues like the Esplanade in Singapore, where he has shared his latest compositions with audiences.