About this event

CHINABOT joins forces with A L P H A B E T for an exclusive show of Arexibo, Pal Hwang Dan, Chooc Ly, Helen Ganya, Scar XL and Neo Geodesia.

Arexibo

An interdisciplinary artist, musician and DJ based in Seoul, Arexibo concentrates on the '-floor' as a fluidic space, full of politics. She combines irregular rhythms with sharp textures to simultaneously generate explosive energy and an experimental sensibility. Her cinematic performances, which delicately arrange chaos throughout time, always transport the audience into new landscapes. She released her debut EP '카운터! (Counter!)' at Chinabot in 2020. She is also a one of the creative collective ‘The Internatiiional’.

Pal Hwang Dan

Pop iconoclast Pal Hwang Dan, real name Pal Boche, is a musician living in Seoul, where he moved in 2013. He is inspired by industrial, K-pop and animation. He works as a composer for advertising and video game soundtracks. His first album with Chinabot, Saneopseonjip, was released in 2018, followed by A Length of Line in 2020. He has released 3 albums on Chinabot through solid-gold synth-pop hooks and his deadpan, romantic vocal delivery, he paints a picture of life in modern-day Seoul filled with yearning, loneliness, absurdity and rampant consumerism.

Chooc Ly

Chooc ly is an artist, DJ, music + cultural producer and voyager, forging astral connections through kaleidoscopic spectrums of club music and futuristic sound – fierce and emotional.

Past gigs include Chinabot x Radio Flouka (Paris); After-Eight at Radar (Reykjavík); GGI 끼, Body Movements Festival, Howl Queer City IV, Queering Now (all in London); Swallow (Los Angeles), Regenerative Feedback (WORM, Rotterdam); Chalet Wote Festival (Accra, Ghana), and Poekhali! (Landmark, Bergen Kunsthall, Norway).

Recent music releases include Exaltation Onirique on the Chinabot compilation ‘5’, ‘coeur bioluminescent’ for OUTPUTS sampler1, and remixes on metronomicon, Lost Map and La Boocle.

Neo Geodesia

Neo Geodesia is the recording name of Saphy Vong (born 1982), an experimental electronic music producer and composer born to Cambodian parents, raised in Nancy, France, and currently based in Brighton, UK. He is known for creating intricate electronic music that is characterised by its emphasis on melody and hypnotic pacing, conceptually stylised structures and extreme use of audio processing techniques.

Early incarnations of Neo Geodesia date back to the mid 2000s when performing under the moniker Lafidki. That project saw him begin using the stylistic forms of electronic and experimental music, combined with the structure and abrasiveness of noise music. He has released on Orange Milk records before founding Chinabot, a collective of Asian artists. In 2021 he released his LP ‘2562 Neon Flames’ on Chinabot, which focused heavily on experimental funeral compositions. His new album Oknha Stamina was released in 2026.

His work has been extensively presented in festivals and venues across the world such as the Tate Modern, Hyperdub night, Pitchfork Festival in London, Act Festival Asia Culture Center in Gwangju, Lost Music Festival in Parma, and Unsafe+Sounds Festival in Vienna.

Helen Ganya

Brighton-based Scottish-Thai musician Helen Ganya

(formerly releasing as Dog In The Snow) creates dark,

artful rock and off-kilter pop, earning praise from The

Sunday Times, Uncut, Electronic Sound and Loud &

Quiet. Her recent album Share Your Care weaved

traditional Thai instrumentation into her signature

sound to create a lush, psych-tinged record rich with

atmosphere and emotion.

Scar XL

Scar XL’s music is an exploration of sincere moments of joy in dance music. Weaving together hyperpop, trance, and raw club music, his sets reflect what it’s like to live on the internet: fast, chaotic, deeply felt.

Chinabot is a platform and collective created to change the dialogue surrounding Asian music championing the global movement of adventurous music from the asian diaspora.Chinabot incorporates a record label, event promoter and radio programme.

Started in 2017, the multi-disciplinary label and network of Asian artists decided to cooperate on a new way to collect and promote exciting Asian music. Releasing undiscovered artists from Bahrain to Thailand, Chinabot is positioned at the junction point between the influence of Asian music on contemporary/traditional sounds, music outside the mainstream and the development of experimentation. Whether it’s Jazz folk music, experimental ambient or mutant techno, we celebrate exciting new music that falls between the gaps -- a place for adventurous listening.

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