In the remote hills of Karenni State in Myanmar, a communications blackout imposed by the military junta has disconnected the population from modern technology. This has had dire consequences, such as the inability to access medical help or education. However, the absence of electronic devices has led to increased face-to-face interaction and a revival of traditional music and social activities. Despite the challenges, music has become a source of solace and unity for the people in the midst of conflict and displacement. The article highlights the impact of the blackout on the lives of the people in Karenni, emphasizing the resilience and resourcefulness of the community in the face of adversity.