Di Linh is a young artist from Vietnam. Since she began the musical path, she has been making her mark by the diverse and colorful music selection. She is a part of Hanoi Underground Movement (HUM) and resident DJ at Savage. Till this day, Di Linh often plays in familiar places like Savage, Kobala, Smack Dab,... through local events HUM, Snug, SBD, This is, Guinguette, Unuzual and Quest, Duality, Recess, Studio Adventure, Epizode Festival. Besides, her name also appears the same night with well-known artists such as Lauer, Red Rack’em, Local Suicide, Haruka, Omer, Curses and many more around the world in Epizode. And the highlight of her music career was her performance in HUM Showcase (Epizode) with Marco Yanes, which also mentioned in the official review from Data Transmission. Each space gives her different inspirations, Di Linh is always looking and developing herself to give the audiences a fresh feeling, while still retaining her own unique color. She knows how to lead the audiences' emotions...

Laifex is half-Vietnamese from London and currently based in Saigon. (image credit: @danieladhami on Instagram)

A hint of sweet with a dash of spice, spell-bounding smooth selector Maggie Tra uses the world as her playground. The Australian born Khmer/Viet DJ sets bring finesse and flair to the dance-floor by embracing the culture of the land she's in with wholeness and conviction. Whether she’s spinning Hip Hop, Soul, RnB & Disco tunes, Maggie mixes with genuine originality with a strong focus on spinning womxn in hip hop. She has the effortless ability to parcel every mood into a musical excellence. The emerging DJ's love for travel has allowed her to grace the decks in Brussels, Berlin, London, Australia, India, Nepal and Vietnam. Establishing herself from humble beginnings, Maggie stands out with her flawless progression and her clear understanding and interpretation of music and its emotions. The multi-facet womxn started from behind the scenes in the music industry as a journalist, blogger and radio host. In 2011, she founded music publication 'Stimulate Your Soul', which soon branched out..

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