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Mary-Anne Lee · · 1 min read

Razer Adaro line gets a hipster launch in Singapore

The Razer Adaro audio series was announced at the start of the year, but hasn’t yet been made available to the world…until now.

(See: Razer’s newest headset series is named after a sea spirit)

In line with its shift towards becoming a lifestyle and entertainment brand, Razer will be launching its made-for-music Adaro line on April 30, 2014, with a small, cozy, gig in Singapore called The Art of Sound.

The Adaro units will go on display at the Lasalle College of the Arts’ in-house cafe, Lowercase, accompanied by local indie artists Charlie Lim, Gentle Bones, Gareth Fernandez, Stopgap, and .gif singing their hearts out.

The Art of Sound is open to the public, so if you aren’t part of the media and won’t be guaranteed entry (like us, hehe) then it’s probably a good idea to get there early, before the seating is overrun by hipsters.

The Art of Sound is will run from 7:00 P.M. till late on April 30, 2014. Lowercase at Lasalle is at 1 McNally Street, Blk D #01-01, Singapore 187940.

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Mary-Anne Lee

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