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Dyan Tai's new music video 'Up in the Air' features a queer date

A young man waiting for a date to arrive is the focus of a new music video from Dyan Tai.

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Malaysian born Tai, sets himself apart in Sydney’s music scene with his colourful and edgy on-stage style as a singer, songwriter and DJ.

His latest video sees him collaborating with artist and filmmaker Oliver Levi Malouf.

Find out more about Dyan Tai on his Facebook page, and check out his new video below.

OIP Staff


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