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Wong Diane is a musician from Malaysia. Growing up in a multi-ethnic environment, she was exposed to a rich diversity of musical traditions from local Chinese, Malay, and Indian cultures, as well as classical and popular music. As a result, her curiosity and passion for music developed from an early age.

Diane studied classical piano and music theory under the ABRSM syllabus from age 6 until she completed the Grade 8 Piano certificate. Upon finishing high school, she moved to Hong Kong to study jazz piano and music production with Ku Chi - an active songwriter, producer, and educator in the Cantonese/Mandarin music scenes. Mentored by unparalleled musicians from around the world at Berklee College of Music, Diane obtained her Bachelor of Music in Contemporary Writing & Production, Summa Cum Laude, with a minor in Theory of Jazz and Popular Song. She then earned her Master's degree from Hunter College with a double major in both Ethnomusicology and Composition. She graduated Summa Cum Laude while also receiving special commencement recognition for outstanding achievements spotlighted by President Raab.

 
As a music producer/composer, Diane's music has been used in high-visibility projects including The Daily podcast, Modern Love, Samsung Galaxy Watch Experience, WarnerMedia Prow, and Verizon Rewards. Her music as an artist peaked at No. 11 on the Spotify Viral 50 chart in Indonesia and has garnered close to 3 million streams to date. As a gigging musician, Diane plays at notable venues such as Christie's Gallery at Rockefeller Center, Rockwood Music Hall, Pianos, 54 Below, and Club Cumming. She has also worked with Ron Carter, Tigran Hamasyan, Victor Wooten, Nate Smith, Becca Stevens, DOMi, Black Violin, and more in live sound settings. She continues to expand her musical horizons through frequent collaborations with productions and musicians across diverse areas of the music industry. Ultimately, she aims to feel and have fun with the world through music and sound.

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