The Nodey Process Screening x Afterparty

Nodey is a French-Vietnamese DJ and music producer. After producing during a decade for the French rap scene (Youssoupha, Flynt, Orelsan, Lino, etc.), he released his first two EPs Atrahasis (2015), and Vinasounds Vol. 1 (2016) and his debut album :-) in 2020. Currently based in Saigon, Nodey works mainly with artists of Vietnamese descent, such as rapper Suboi or director and composer Anh Phi Cako, and their underground Saigon electronic music collective Nhạc Gãy.

Cường works between sound and community, sometimes they intersect, and at times they don’t. He finds himself trying to constantly negotiate and situate himself concerning cultural identity, movement, sites of community, and geographical spaces, Often this is done through sound, language or memory. He is also actively involved in the East & Southeast Asian communities in London, primarily working with local refugee and precarious communities.

Julia was born and raised in London and has lived in Senegal and Vietnam. She has worked in the educational, community and programme management space for 9 years and is passionate about supporting people to fulfill their potential. Outside of work, Julia is involved in empowering the British Vietnamese community as Founder of Vietnamese Londoners and as a Trustee for Vietnamese Family Partnership. She also is a proud supporter for Ambitious about Autism.

Pierre Tâm-Anh is an author, producer and content creator. Before writing The Nodey Process (2021), he was part of the production team for the We Speak Dance docu-series (Netflix Global, 2018), as associate producer of the France episode and co-writer of the Vietnam episode. He is also Mutation podcast’s co-founder and host, and columnist at the Néo Géo show on Radio Nova.

Thierry is a DJ and producer who has been crafting stories on his genre-bending NTS show. He mines whatever he finds to craft an immersive and strange musical environment. His shows and his original productions are by turn dark, ethereal and uncanny, often all at once. ONY recently released his debut EP ‘Children of the Apocalypse’ on Scorpion Records. 

Rahel is a chef and DJ. She first launched Spoons, a plant-based Indonesian supper club, in 2019 as a means to share delicious foods and little-known recipes from her country with friends. Two years on, and spots at the sought-after supper club sell out in less than a minute. But her mission extends far beyond a tasty menu. For Stephanie, cooking Indonesian dishes—which have routinely been co-opted and appropriated by western vegans—serves as a way of reclaiming, decolonizing, and celebrating the plant-based foods of her heritage. 

She is also a DJ appearing on NTS, Headstream Digital, and irl at the Haggerston amongst others. At the event, she'll be playing tracks inspired by her cuisine and community.

Cường is working alongside a Steering Committee in setting up the An Viet Archive which consists of the largest known collection of documents, photos, and other objects relating to the British-Vietnamese experience. Under the handle 'Phambinho' he also hosts a monthly show on NTS, an independent online radio platform. In which he, and occasional guests, attempts to reframe ‘Asia’ as a contested paradigm through the lenses of music and art.

ĀN JÍ is a London-based artist, expressing through sound and digital art. Their work is woven through stories from their personal experience with experimental visual and sonic techniques that open portals to other ethereal realms. Raw, with an emphasis on magic and the sacred - ĀN JÍ’s work is an ode to the unexplainable within us and around us.

As a producer and vocalist, they draw inspiration from Chinese dance music, experimental and pop – unearthing ethereal ballads over beats. ĀN JÍ seeks to time-travel through their music and visual art practice; through honest self-interrogation, dreamy off-kilter production and alien environments.