NOYCE CONVO

In this NOYCE Convo, we have ZENA (Zena Shankar i.e. Ksennia Shevchenko) for a candid conversation at VOYCE Studios. A multidisciplinary artist—singer, songwriter, actress, producer, and DJ—she speaks about her fluid approach to sound, blending raw functionality with cinematic flair, and her journey across genres and forms. A deep dive into her creative world.

Emerging from Chennai’s underground, AMRIT is less an artist and more a force—one that thrives on disruption, contrast, and tension. His work is rooted in Dark & Minimal Techno, but refuses to be boxed in, weaving in hypnotic strands of Psytrance and textures that bend perception. Every choice, every drop, pause, and rupture, feels like a deliberate anomaly, a reminder that music can both anchor and disorient in the same breath.

NOYCE CONVO with AMRIT / ANOMALIE is an exploration of the beautiful disorder that defines his music—and an invitation into the spaces where tension becomes transcendence.

Season One continues with LOJAL.

A self-driven artist from Manipur, based in Goa, LOJAL has built a reputation through relentless touring, powerful live performances, and a voice that cuts through with precision and emotion. His music is a fusion of rap, electronica, and live instrumentation — raw, layered, and unmistakably his own.

In this episode of NOYCE CONVO, LOJAL speaks about the discipline behind his journey, the independence that shaped his path, and the philosophy that drives his craft. From early tours across India to defining his sound on some of the country’s biggest stages, his story is both uncompromising and inspiring.

This is not an interview. It is a direct record of an artist at the edge of underground culture, captured with clarity.

Season One of NOYCE CONVO begins with OHARA.
Martin and Nevin, two Goa-based artists, construct a live electronic language where bass, guitar, percussion, and loops converge into layered, textured sound. Their performances blur the line between structure and improvisation — precise yet organic, minimal yet expansive.

This episode is a document of their vision: how OHARA approaches sound design, how they fuse instrumentation with electronic architecture, and how they shape an identity within the underground. The conversation is direct, the ideas uncompromising, and the sound unmistakably their own.

Season One opens with a statement. OHARA sets the tone.

This is not an interview.
This is a record.
This is NOYCE CONVO.