Performing Arts

Nimang Ensera is an independent Malaysian folk/death metal band from Miri, Sarawak. Formed by eight members of diverse indigenous backgrounds, the group Sfocuses on preserving and promoting Dayak tribal heritage, folklore, and cultural stories through modern extreme heavy metal music.

Eyqa Saiful is a popular recording artist and vocalist from Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia, celebrated for her contributions to the Dayak and Bornean music industry. 

Born to a mixed Malay-Bidayuh family, she possesses the unique linguistic ability to sing fluently in both the Iban and Bidayuh languages. Her music blends contemporary pop melodies with traditional regional elements, making her a household name in the East Malaysian music scene.

The Good Luck Stone is an underground indie/rock musical outfit from Kuching, Sarawak. Formed as a local live gig and passion project, the band has been writing and performing original music for over a decade.

Eddie Kuwing is a prominent Sarawakian singer, music producer, and performer based out of Kuching, tightly connected to the region's rising music industry.

He balances a career as a solo artist deeply rooted in East Malaysian indigenous heritage and a contemporary performer shaping Sarawak's modern sound.

Indai Abau (also known as Indai Guruk) is a rare, ritualistic comic mask dance originating from the Iban ethnic group in Sarawak. 

It is one of the most unique and nearly forgotten performance arts in Dayak culture, serving as an interactive theatrical showcase traditionally held inside Iban longhouses. 

Natala Resa is an recording artist and vocalist in the Iban and Dayak music industry of Sarawak, Malaysia. Based out of Bandar Sri Aman, she is steadily building a reputation for emotional storytelling through traditional and contemporary Iban pop ballads. 

Natala's legacy in the classic Iban music scene is heavily defined by her massive duet hit Sumpah Tua, alongside her signature solo track Keling Ati.