Flautist gives back with unity song


Perambalam playing the flute accompanied by Lishani on violin and Brentha on sitar during a performance before the release of ‘Nada Seruling’ in Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur. — ONG SOON HIN/The Star

Acclaimed Malaysian music composer and flautist Perambalam Arumugam has released a song and music video on the diversity and unity we enjoy, in conjunction with National Day and Malaysia Day celebrations.

Titled Nada Seruling, the song features Malay, Chinese and Indian music genres as well as a rap segment that pays tribute to the Orang Asli community and other ethnic groups.

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