Dama is a multiple award-winning music group, well known for their exquisite blending of western and traditional Chinese musical instruments in their performances. The musicians made their debut in the Malaysian performing arts scene with their sold-out concert, An Evening Of Chinese Chamber Music, in Kuala Lumpur in 1994.

Led by its music director, Khor Seng Chew, Dama has performed music works from both the east and the west, as well as music pieces from around the world. They have been hailed as Malaysia's music ambassador abroad, showcasing their unique brand of music at international world music festivals. The musicians have also been invited to play with the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra and have performed in Istana Budaya (Malaysia), Majestic Theatre (China), Esplanade Concert Hall (Singapore), Jubilee Hall (Singapore), MetroTV Auditorium (Indonesia) and Putra World Trade Centre (Malaysia). They have also participated in the Tsunami Charity Concert to help raise funds the Tsunami victims.

Dama's recording of Eternally, a featured number in their Fragrance Of The Night CD, was also featured in renowned film director Tsai Ming-Liang's film, I Don't Want To Sleep Alone, which was screened at the Venice International Film Festival 2006 in Italy.