weish is a Singaporean artist whose primary medium is live loops, creating a multi-layered landscape of sounds with a mixture of singing, vocal percussion and occasional instrumentation.

In 2013 alone—her very first year practising music—she opened for Canadian indie rock band Tegan and Sara, played at the F1 Grand Prix, and performed at TEDx Women, Esplanade Theatres, The Substation and more.

Come 2018, weish and her music have travelled all the way to Sundance Film Festival in Utah, in the soundtrack of award-winning film “Shirkers” by Sandi Tan. Over the past few years she has grown a lot through collaborations with poets, visual artists, and also composing for theatre productions by Checkpoint Theatre and Dark Matter Theatrics.

weish may be better known as half of electronic duo .gif, with whom she has performed at St. Jerome’s Laneway Festival, Jakarta’s Java Soundsfair, and Brisbane’s BIGSOUND Festival. She also plays in experimental / prog-rock band sub:shaman, whose music continually seeks to challenge convention. Aside from writing and performing, weish is also part of DUNCE. collective, a group of passionate individuals who promote and distribute local art and music in Singapore.