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Jayda G to screen her environmental documentary at Potato Head Bali this Friday
She'll also be performing at the Beach Club alongside Alex Kassian on the same day
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Mixmag Asia’s Best Music of 2023
A curated selection of standout underground sounds from the past year, handpicked by Mixmag Asia's editorial team
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Parallelle drops 5-track LP with field recordings from across Asia Pacific
Watch the videos behind their music-making travels across Osaka, Java, Bengaluru, Fiji & Bangkok.
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Unjin delves into the atonal & melancholic world of dreams in 'Traumzeit'
The producer showcases his experimentation of cymatic frequencies & Earth-friendly resonances in his first release since 2020
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A compilation of India’s early electronic music from the ‘60s and ‘70s has been released
The tapes were discovered decades on in a cupboard at India’s National Institute of Design
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Midnight Traffic overcomes intentional creative constraints for ‘Option Paralysis Vol.1’
The first EP in a series of Bandcamp-only releases drops on October 6
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Maggie Tra embraces her ancestry through the liberating sounds of 'Very Vui'
The release deals with abandonment before acceptance of the artist's Vietnamese heritage
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Outsider perspective: Why Yu Su’s electronic music is fearless and free
Kaifeng-born, Vancouver-based artist Yu Su is taking dance music in unique directions. She speaks to Isaac Muk about her mind-blowing introduction to nightlife, spotlighting Chinese artists and being unshackled by traditional musical constraints