Founded in 2020 and originally known as Crazy Suona, this creative ensemble primarily features a traditional Chinese wind instrument, the suona. The instrument originated from the Zurna, a Middle Eastern musical instrument. Europeans first heard it as a war cry during the Crusades; the sound spread to East Asia along the Silk Road, where it reached the ears and lives of the common folk. To this day, the suona has become a part of East Asia’s living memory and traditional culture. It has been used in weddings, funerals and celebrations, and its sound is so prominent that it is hard to ignore.

Suona Gang’s musical style spans pop, jazz, and traditional folk, navigating the space between cultural heritage and contemporary innovation. They excel at reimagining Taiwanese folk culture elements, presenting them on stage with a fresh perspective. Additionally, they actively experiment with diverse sounds, creating a quirky and slightly mischievous musical style. Suona Gang continuously pushes the boundaries of cross-genre experimental compositions, exploring the extensive possibilities of suona music.