Dee Sada is a London-based musician and curator of Nepalese and Indian origin. For over 15 years, she has moved through the underground and experimental arts scene with a quiet intensity — fusing noise, melody, and memory into a distinctive body of work that spans music, performance, and visual curation.
Her artistic journey has seen her perform in a range of critically regarded projects, including An Experiment On a Bird in the Air Pump, Blue On Blue, NEUMES, and Everywhere is Haunted. She has worked with renowned engineer Steve Albini (Big Black/Shellac) and musician and producer, Steve Mackey (Pulp) and supported artists such as Lydia Lunch, Colin Stetson and Mica Levi. With Fergus Lawrie of Urusei Yatsura, she co-founded the duo Paper Birch, releasing the album, ‘morninghairwater’ through Cafe OTO’s TAKUROKU label and Reckless Yes Records.
As a curator, Dee has programmed interdisciplinary exhibitions and performances with some of the most radical voices in contemporary art, including Carolee Schneemann and Laure Prouvost. Her work has been supported by influential institutions such as CIRCA, Whitechapel Gallery, IKON Gallery, and Cafe OTO. In September 2025, she will curate and perform in a new commission for the Thames Festival Trust. Dee will also be hosting a regular radio show on community arts station, Resonance FM later in the year.
Currently, Dee is preparing to release her debut solo album and first poetry collection. Her performances blend song and spoken word, drawing on horror, grief, and ancestral memory to create spaces of reckoning and reclamation. For this performance, Dee will be performing solo and alongside special guests including Massimo Braghieri.