Armana Khan
technoafrobeat
Armana Khan is a NYC-based DJ, model, and activist of Pakistani heritage who fuses her Desi roots with global rhythms, blending tabla with techno and bhangra with afrobeat to create sets that double as cultural bridges. A passionate advocate for the queer South Asian community, she uses her platform and visibility to champion inclusivity and connection on and off the dance floor. She has been featured in Vogue India and The Cut, performed internationally from Sydney to Washington D.C., and built a devoted following through her belief that world music can bring world peace.
Armana Khan
technoafrobeat
Armana Khan is a NYC-based DJ, model, and activist of Pakistani heritage who fuses her Desi roots with global rhythms, blending tabla with techno and bhangra with afrobeat to create sets that double as cultural bridges. A passionate advocate for the queer South Asian community, she uses her platform and visibility to champion inclusivity and connection on and off the dance floor. She has been featured in Vogue India and The Cut, performed internationally from Sydney to Washington D.C., and built a devoted following through her belief that world music can bring world peace.
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Armana Khan
technoafrobeat
Armana Khan is a NYC-based DJ, model, and activist of Pakistani heritage who fuses her Desi roots with global rhythms, blending tabla with techno and bhangra with afrobeat to create sets that double as cultural bridges. A passionate advocate for the queer South Asian community, she uses her platform and visibility to champion inclusivity and connection on and off the dance floor. She has been featured in Vogue India and The Cut, performed internationally from Sydney to Washington D.C., and built a devoted following through her belief that world music can bring world peace.
Armana Khan
technoafrobeat
Armana Khan is a NYC-based DJ, model, and activist of Pakistani heritage who fuses her Desi roots with global rhythms, blending tabla with techno and bhangra with afrobeat to create sets that double as cultural bridges. A passionate advocate for the queer South Asian community, she uses her platform and visibility to champion inclusivity and connection on and off the dance floor. She has been featured in Vogue India and The Cut, performed internationally from Sydney to Washington D.C., and built a devoted following through her belief that world music can bring world peace.