Edelyn Huang seems to exist in two places at once—Taiwan and New York, the jazz tradition and her Truku Indigenous heritage, the acoustic and the electronic. It's not a contradiction. It's the space she works in. She's a pianist and composer, but her music doesn't stay in one place for long. It shifts between bebop, hip-hop, gospel, and electronic textures, always returning to something that feels unmistakably her own. She's performed at Nublu in New York and the Taipei Riverside Festival, but those are just markers on a path that's still unfolding. Her music is an invitation to listen closely, to stay curious, and to follow where the sound leads. With a full-length album on the way, she's only just beginning.