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As a gang of musical animals gather up, they make sound the way they want to, without any meaow from any fat cat.
...And so this little big party begins!
It is like a zoo's night out, with a bunch of animals singing and dancing-- expressing their own voices through music. And as more and more sounds have been made, these animals decide to open up this place to the world to share the love, the passion of making music, the feeling when listening to it, and the freedom of their boundless music: the sensation of the Zoo Studio.
Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, is the concrete jungle where the Zoo studio is located in. There are animals from around the world in the Zoo Studio, each one of them lives together in harmony without any cage constraining them so they just are chill and cool.
When these animals party, people come to the Zoo Studio to hang out. People would dance and Kingkong would spin. People would clap and Animal Machine would sing. They like to listen to the voice of these wild boys. And this party has just begun.

Many who are new to the work of electro-pop act Cyndi Seui are surprised to learn that the artist in question is in fact Thailand-born Filipino Cesar B. de Guzman, a senior producer at Smallroom, a renowned music label and production house based in Bangkok, Thailand. Wanting a catchy, striking name for his artist alter-ego, Cesar came across ‘Cyndi Seui’ in a burst of inspiration, and for him it was a name that served perfectly as an ideal amalgamation of Eastern and Western qualities.    Cyndi Seui exemplifies electro-pop and the burgeoning club scene with charming catchiness and accessibility, thanks to finely-honed musical sensibilities that encompass the worlds of funk, soul and even Motown. 

As a producer, Cesar already boasts a diverse body of work, having created music for all facets of the advertising and entertainment industries from television commercials and radio jingles to fashion shows and various art-installation projects to albums and tracks by renowned Thai artists. Considering his myriad musical experiences in a far-reaching career that has spanned a mere five years, it comes as no surprise that Cyndi Seui has been able to establish himself as one of the most sought-after electronic artists—and producers—to date, collaborating with A-list and independent acts not only locally but internationally as well.  Cyndi Seui’s well-known passion for vintage synths serves as the foundation for his now-signature sound. He first established this unique attribute with his 2005 debut release micro bitz life and further developed it with 2007’s award-winning My Name is DOS, an album that saw him leaning more towards vocal-oriented tracks rather than electronica-influenced instrumentals and accentuated his gift for catchy rifts and melodic hooks.

 In 2008, Cyndi Seui teamed up with fellow artist Yuri Nominee to establish independent mini-label Kitsch Cat featuring a roster of up-and-coming electronic acts—Apolo, DJSCP, Gramaphone Children and Stargazer. Collectively, they established their mini-label’s acclaimed and innovative sound, and in 2008, Kitsch Cat released the first in an eponymous compilation series of eighties-influenced electro-pop. With just a year past since its inauguration, Kitsch Cat has already been recognized as one of the country’s most forward-thinking and cutting-edge labels by music critics and fans alike.


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