Amanda Ong Drops Self-Made MV For “Another Little Postcard”

Just under two weeks since the release of Another Little Postcard, Amanda Ong premieres her self-made music video where she shows the process of her mailing out 100 postcards to her family and friends all over the world. The video is available on YouTube.

Another Little Postcard is a collection of letters that Amanda has written to herself over the years. It captures memories from her youth – her first relationship, studying overseas – to adulthood, a career switch, and more. 

In line with the song release, she has written and mailed almost 100 postcards to her family and friends in Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, Pakistan, Japan,  America and even Switzerland – the cover art designed by Chris Chew being displayed on the picture-side of the postcard. The music video shows the entire process, including scenes of the actual letters she’s written to herself from the past.

Following this release, Amanda’s next few songs will touch on her time overseas, exploring travel and long-distance relationships. Her next release, Leave Me Alone (Cakasaurus remix), will be out on 6 August 2021. 

About Amanda Ong

Born and bred in Singapore, Amanda Ong is an indie-folk singer-songwriter that seeks to soothe listeners struggling with mental health issues through her music. Also a proponent of the Singapore arts community, Amanda ensures that the work she produces still keeps in touch with her Singaporean roots. To date, she has commissioned a local artist for every one of her releases – setting herself up as a quintessential Singaporean artist.

Garnering listeners in 86 countries, her songs have been featured on Spotify playlists such as Singapore’s Top Acts, Women Of Singapore, Rising 65, New Music Friday Singapore, New Music Friday Malaysia, Bakat Segar, and Apple Music playlists such as New Music Daily, Rising From Singapore and Malaysian Music Today. They have also been played on radio stations including Power 98FM, 987FM, 938Now, Ria 89.7FM, and 973FM. Her songs have appeared on The Straits Times, as well as been nominated for the Youth Music Awards 2020 under three categories – Earworm Of The Year, Best Feel Good Song, and Best Song to Sing Along to. 

Amanda also produces a cappella covers by herself and with her a cappella group, New Recording 47.