Rainforest family: a virtual story of a Sarawakian festival built for the world


Sarawak's finest (from left) Nading Rhapsody, sape legend Mathew Ngau Jau and Alena Murang are part of the Rainforest World Music Festival's virtual 'experience' event on June 18-20. Photos: Filepic

World music and cultural arts enthusiasts can look forward to a virtual "experience" of the Rainforest World Music Festival (RWMF), which has tapped the best of Sarawakian music talent and more.

The RWMF, which hit the pause button last year, will be streaming for free from June 18-20 (6pm-7.30pm) on its official website and Shopee Live.

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