As “Raja Kirik.” Yennu Ariendra and J. Mo’ong Santoso Pribadi, play music in which electronic and home-made instruments interact to create a dynamically mystical experience for audiences. They explain to Sri Dean how their understanding of the Archipelago and its diverse traditions inform their creativity.
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Rinuwat and Raja Kirik play emotionally charged music but you can lose yourself in dance. Source: Source: Rajesh Kohan, Courtesy Karina Utomo




