Hear the bass, find your place
Throwback to the star acts and bright lights of the NTU Open House night festival
by Kwok Pei Fang / Photos by Hanafi Ramdan, Hillary Tan, Lester Kok and Rahila Daud
Sun’s down, beats up. NTU’s Open House traded info booths for bass drops as its first-ever night fest lit up the campus. Prospective students and visitors soaked up electrifying sets by NTU alumna Annette Lee, singer-songwriter lullaboy and DJ Jade Rasif. Organised by the NTU Students’ Union with support from the Student Affairs Office, the festival was a certified banger. Catch the highlights here.
DJ Jade Rasif spinning unforgettable memories.
Multi-hyphenate Annette Lee takes the stage at NTU, where her creative journey began.
"I have this song called Gold. It’s about how sometimes we don’t see the gold in ourselves until someone else sees it in us. That might represent a lot of the friends that I made here, who encouraged me to continue to pursue my dreams even on days when I felt lousy about myself."
- Annette Lee, School of Art, Design & Media alumna
Rising musician lullaboy belts out soulful tunes that strike a chord.
"I had so much fun at the night fest. My favourite part was lullaboy’s segment. He’s a wonderful artiste, and his music got me through my A-levels. Earlier in the day, I had some great conversations with energetic NTU student reps. They came across as really welcoming and helpful, which gave me a sense of how supportive and lively the NTU community is. I’ve applied for two programmes here: Business with a second major in Sustainability, and Environmental Earth Systems Science."
- Shernace Seet, Dunman High School graduate
Caught in the feels: One lucky fan enjoying lullaboy’s sweet serenade.
This story was published in the Mar-Apr 2025 issue of HEY!. To read it and other stories from this issue in print, click here.
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