DJ Dungi presents a live set that fuses Taiwanese Amis Indigenous vocals with experimental electronic sound, transforming voice into rhythm, texture, and atmosphere through layered beats and immersive soundscapes. Joined by Amis dancers, the performance unfolds as a dialogue between sound and movement, drawing connections between Indigenous vocal practices and contemporary club culture to create a resonant, embodied experience.

Supporting the evening are London-based DJs TIRTA and Izzi, whose practices similarly navigate cultural memory and contemporary club sounds. TIRTA blends ambient, house, trance, electro, and Southeast Asian sonic influences, while Izzi draws connections between ancestral percussion and club futurism through carefully curated selections and emerging sounds.

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Izzi
Izzi is a London-based DJ and radio host who draws connections between ancestral percussion and club futurism. Her sets have built her a reputation for deep knowledge of hyper-specific scene pockets and emergent sounds. Izzi’s curation work spans a singular effort to spotlight more Burmese artists on UK radio.

TIRTA
TIRTA is a multi genre DJ that blends ambient, house, trance and electro with the occasional SE Asian dance floor gem. As a vinyl selector she shares her growing SE Asian psychedelic funk collection. She is also the Programme Director of Half East Records, an international music collective that celebrates ESEA diaspora.

Dungi Sapor
Dungi Sapor (DJ Dungi) is an Amis (Pangcah) artist, DJ, and producer from Hualien, Taiwan, bridging Indigenous vocal traditions and contemporary electronic music. Drawing on ancestral melodies, she transforms voice into rhythm, texture, and immersive soundscapes. Her work moves between experimental club culture and cultural storytelling, reimagining tradition as a living, evolving practice.

Kanatal Dance
Kanatal Dance is an interdisciplinary collective rooted in Indigenous Taiwanese culture, combining music, dance, and contemporary performance. Integrating DJ composition, Indigenous vocals, and embodied movement, their work brings together electronic sound and choreography. Drawing from traditions of song and ritual, they reimagine Indigenous culture through a contemporary lens.

Presenting by Kakilang 
Co-Produce with Wildtune
Supported by Taiwan Ministry of Culture