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Bio
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Dream pop duo blending electronic music with live sign language.
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HALF/ASIAN with Amy the CODA deliver dream pop you can hear and see—lush electronic production, heartfelt harmonies, and live sign language woven into every song.
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HALF/ASIAN with Amy the CODA fuse self-produced electronic music with live sign language and rich vocal harmonies. Ian Griffiths and Amy the CODA sing together throughout each set, blending dream pop textures with earthy, organic voices for an inclusive, multi-sensory experience that captivates both Deaf and hearing audiences.
150 word version
HALF/ASIAN with Amy the CODA blend shimmering, self-produced electronic music with the visual poetry of live sign language. Ian Griffiths, a Canadian artist of Cantonese and British heritage, crafts richly layered tracks in Logic and sings alongside vocalist Amy the CODA, whose performances flow in two languages at once—singing in English while signing in her first language, American Sign Language — creating a performance that resonates for both Deaf and hearing audiences.
Their latest record showcases Griffiths’ meticulous electronic production, pulsing with beats, texture, and atmosphere. At the same time, the duo sing together in harmony for the entirety of their set—earthy, organic, and folky—creating a human counterpoint to the digital soundscape. This interplay between precise, modern production and warm, intertwined voices makes HALF/ASIAN with Amy the CODA both sonically cinematic and emotionally magnetic, pulling listeners into a world that’s as intimate as it is expansive.
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““Authentic and kind-spirited representation! I loved the inclusion and authentic celebration of ASL from Half/Asian with Amy the CODA. Amy’s respectful and native use of ASL is apparent. As a Deaf person with American Sign Language my preferred language, I’m grateful for artists like these with a passion for creative inclusion. It meant the world to me for a show to be fully accessible. Thank you “”