Guoda's journey into music-making started during her teenage years when she, along with a group of friends, formed an experimental noise band. Their performances were defined by the creation and subsequent destruction of homemade musical instruments, resulting in a cacophony that lasted for hours. This early period of experimentation laid the somewhat still present artistic approach for Gong Girl. In 2014, Guoda moved to the United Kingdom to pursue studies at the University of Brighton. This marked a significant shift towards a more serious and structured path in her music career. During her time at university, she crossed paths with Maja Mihalik, who would become a long-term friend and collaborator, and her mentor Stephen Malinger. The year 2016 saw the inception of Mas Hangok, a collective founded by Guoda and Maja. This collaborative effort has played a crucial role in shaping Gong Girl's personal music style and overall life experiences. Her journey from experimental noise performances in her youth to a more structured and studied approach in the UK has contributed to the evolution of her distinctive musical style. What’s next? Well, let’s wait and see.