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Emir Hermono

Emir Hermono, Beatmaker, Musician

23-Sep-16 20:00

Emir Hermono

The Malaysian-based Indonesian beatmaker is making waves in both countries he's associated with! He joins us to talk about his story and how beat-making became his thing, with a heartbreak being the backbone of his journey. He reveals as well a new track that he has worked on, and how he came up with it.


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