YouTube Award (September 2011)

We started our MDS Youtube Channel in August 2009. Since then, we have about 9,428 channel views, 159,546 total upload views and 249 subscribers.

In September 2011, we have been awarded with:
#44 - Most Viewed (This Month) - Musicians - Singapore

Congratulations to all the students for their hard work (Our YouTube Channel)!

Drumzout Nation-wide Competition (2011)

My Drum School was invited to be in the Judging panel of the most talked about Percussion Competition in Singapore! Catch Principal James, the judges and the contestants and feel the Rhythm!

James was alongside with some renowned musicians (photos here) during the Finals.

Disney Channel (May 2010)

Our Intermediate student, Brandon Tan, was featured in a disney program along with other kids. He had to go through many auditions to get the role of the drummer. Congratulations Brandon for making us proud once again!

Check Brandon Tan rocking out (here) on the drumset.

Channel Suria (January 2010)

Channel Suria approached My Drum School to fulfil Nantha's dream of becoming a drummer one day. His dad, only parent, struggles to support the family of 5 with a household income of <$1,000. They literally had bugs and insects on their bed but could not do anything about it.

They filmed a documentary and featured MDS (here) as we sponsored Nantha's drum lessons.

"Shot Tales". (9 September 2009)

The founder of My Drum School uses today's DSLR technology to capture the students' showcases. With completely no prior experience in digital photography, James went against all odds to master the skills for his business.

James Pang appeared in The Straits Times (here) and other magazines for his innovation in using technology in his business.

"Ignoring The Opportunity Cost". (28 July 2009)

Taking the road less travelled, James Pang gave up his high-flyer status in the corporate world to start his own business. With his top credentials such as a gold medalist, first-class honors (3 years Dean's List), and a two-time scholar, he chose instead to pursue his passion.

James was featured in The Business Times (here) as one of the successful entrepreneurs under 30 in Singapore.