Wild Rice

Wild Rice has a range of popular tracks that resonate with many listeners. "Semoga Bahagia" stands out with its catchy melody and relatable lyrics, making it a fan favorite. Another notable track, "Emerald City," showcases an upbeat vibe that gets people moving.

Other songs like "Orang Singapura," "Singapura Permai," and "Welcome To Our Kingdom" highlight themes of identity and belonging, striking a chord with audiences. "Mirror, Mirror" and "Almost Real" delve into introspective lyrics that engage listeners on a deeper level. Tracks such as "Hopper," "I've Just Been Scammed," and "Sayang Disayang" further showcase the group's versatility, offering a mix of fun and thoughtful moments.

These selections reflect Wild Rice's ability to connect with fans through diverse sounds and themes. Their music captures various experiences, making it easy for listeners to find something they relate to.

Wild Rice recently released their latest album, "The Wizard of Oz (2024)." This album follows their earlier work, "Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs (2023)," and "Pinocchio (2022)." Each project showcases their evolving sound and storytelling through music.

Alongside the album, the group has also put out a new single titled "Sepasang Bayang-Bayang (2024)." This track adds to their catalog and continues to explore themes common in their music. Previous singles like "The Amazing Celestial Race (2022)" reflect their consistent approach to blending catchy melodies with engaging narratives. Fans can expect a mix of familiar elements and fresh ideas in their latest releases.

Wild Rice has engaged in several notable collaborations that highlight their versatility in pop music. One of the standout tracks is “Emerald City,” featuring Karen Tan and First Stage Kids. This collaboration showcases a blend of voices that brings a unique energy, appealing to audiences of all ages.

Another significant partnership is found in “A Place That Feels Like Home” with Rebecca Dass. This track emphasizes emotional connection, resonating with listeners who appreciate themes of belonging. Additionally, “The Curse of Gentrifica” includes contributions from Siti Khalijah Zainal, Karen Tan, and First Stage Kids. The combination creates a thought-provoking narrative set against an engaging musical backdrop.

“Catching Feelings,” featuring Benjamin Chow and Rebecca Dass, also stands out, merging different vocal styles for a rich listening experience. Each collaboration reflects Wild Rice's ability to adapt and experiment, making their work relatable and engaging within the pop genre.