Archie Archie has been diving head-first into kaleidoscopic sounds throughout his winding and ongoing musical journey. Since his early musical introduction via the punk and experimental scenes, he’s been warmly embracing any and all musical forms that he can find a way to fit into his mental library. Archie is a key player among numerous revered musical projects, including the SCRUBS! collective in his hometown of Jakarta, and Bali-based experimental trio, Fraktal. Danny Danny’s sound weaves a decorative musical journey around fragments of melodies, polychromatic frequencies, twisted breaks, and raw beats. Soft-spoken yet vigorous behind the deck, Danny is recognised as one of the associates behind East Java’s finest raves and parties. Brimming with an open-minded passion that draws listeners into the music, he continues to master his craft, pushing the boundaries and gently sailing the tides of the cosmic symphony. He’s one-third of the experimental live unit, Fraktal, and a beloved member of the island’s community radio station, Paddygrooves Radio. Kaikai Having started off as an underground music and dance scene enthusiast, Kaikai slowly evolved his musical journey through Balearic, funk, boogie, electronica, house, and all-manner of other sonic obscurities. Alongside his fellow TANTRÀ creative collective of local Balinese-based artists and musicians, he's had a large hand in helping to bring local music events around the island to larger and often largely international audiences. In doing so, he's provided the local underground artists with unparalleled opportunities to showcase their sounds and talents. He's often seen collaborating with other musical collectives with similar mindsets and perspectives. He's a true innovator among the local Balinese underground music and arts community, helping take the scene to a higher level on the island and beyond. His passion for this work shines through for all to see.

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