Sek Sheng, also known by his artist name ‘Dr Foo’, is a sound meditation facilitator, musician and DJ who holds space and prescribes music for healing and integration of deeper aspects of the self. He has immersed in and been trained in sound healing, yoga, meditation and music production in an ever evolving journey in the past 10 years.

Dr Foo believes that sound is a universal language that can re-awaken our innate power and connection with all, and serve as a fun yet sacred medium for healing and understanding. His journeys emphasise the importance of owning our darkness before true healing and expansion can occur.  

His sound healing journeys interweave live therapeutic instruments (singing bowls, harp, melodic drums etc) with electronic music (hypnotic synths, binaural beats), nature sounds, ethnic music and mantras across cultures. It is a reflection of his journey starting as an underground club DJ in Melbourne to immersing in yogic journeys in India & Bali, and then realising the power of sound for therapy.  

In recent years he has curated soundscapes for yoga and meditation events, full & new moon sound healing journeys as well as ecstatic/conscious dance events.

A classically trained pianist and violinist, Mark SkySprinter was drawn to the diversity and versatility of electronic music. Traversing the skies of musical realms, he dreams of producing his unique blend of electro-orchestral music.

SkySprinter has performed with the Electronic Music Lab for several live concert productions, including The Hive (2012) and Persona (2013).

Electronic Music Lab (EML) is a performing arts group that creates, produces, remixes, performs, records and promotes original electronic music. It is based at the Centre For the Arts in the National University of Singapore.

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