Mohamad Nasir had attended the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts graduating with a diploma in Western painting,[2] originally wanting to become an artist. He was roped into music making in 1978 when a friend of his Wan Ibrahim, then executive producer of Polygram Singapore, had invited him to write song lyrics for the band Alleycats, who were rising in popularity at that time.[2]
Nasir decided to venture into singing, releasing debut album Untuk Pencinta Seni/Pelukis under the name of Mohamad MN in 1981, which ended up being a flop. He moved on to form folk rock act Kembara with four other members; A. Ali, S. Sahlan, and siblings Abby and Eddie Ali. The Ali siblings however left the group early on the band's formation due to disagreements on picking what genre they were to take.[1]
Kembara released their own self-titled debut album, which became a commercial success with 25,000 copies sold.[2] The band went on releasing six albums riding on their fame until their disbandment in late 1985.[1]
In past 2 years, TAPAK gallery owned by Yusof Ghani had held a solo exhibition for M. Nasir.
Read more : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M._Nasir
His painting is now available for sell in our gallery, please contact Mary 016 9503168 for the details.
Mohamad Nasir had attended the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts graduating with a diploma in Western painting,[2] originally wanting to become an artist. He was roped into music making in 1978 when a friend of his Wan Ibrahim, then executive producer of Polygram Singapore, had invited him to write song lyrics for the band Alleycats, who were rising in popularity at that time.[2]
Nasir decided to venture into singing, releasing debut album Untuk Pencinta Seni/Pelukis under the name of Mohamad MN in 1981, which ended up being a flop. He moved on to form folk rock act Kembara with four other members; A. Ali, S. Sahlan, and siblings Abby and Eddie Ali. The Ali siblings however left the group early on the band's formation due to disagreements on picking what genre they were to take.[1]
Kembara released their own self-titled debut album, which became a commercial success with 25,000 copies sold.[2] The band went on releasing six albums riding on their fame until their disbandment in late 1985.[1]
In past 2 years, TAPAK gallery owned by Yusof Ghani had held a solo exhibition for M. Nasir.
Read more : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M._Nasir
His painting is now available for sell in our gallery, please contact Mary 016 9503168 for the details.
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