Huich is a Melbourne-based violinist who has evolved a unique, experimental playing style that is based upon her exposure to music across the world - gypsy, jazz, blues, folk, bluegrass, rock, post-rock, progressive rock, classical, Carnatic and Hindustanii classical music, Brazilian folk musics, Indonesian gamelan, Mexican music, and plenty more. 

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She is well-known both in Australia and overseas for her highly expressive, warm, and soulful playing, as well as her ability to seamingly fit into any musical context and improvise. She is particularly in demand as an avant-garde violinist and is involved in a few experimental noise/free jazz/krautrock collectives. 

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Huich currently plays with musicians that all push boundaries - the Electrodub Experiment (an open improvisation electronic dub collective), the Paul Kidney Experiment (psychedelic noise improvisation), Kofi Nortey (West African traditional music), and Pitomba (a band that plays forró, a type of Brazilian music). She also collaborated with Brian Morley, a highly regarded Australian First Nation singer and songwriter, and currently plays with a German indie-folk act called Nature in the City. 

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Huich appears with leading musicians in Australia, namely Paul Kidney (pioneer of psychedelic music), Yusupha Nghum, Luke Koszanski,  Mohamed Camara ,  and Peter Dickson. She is particularly associated with India's music scene and has played with luminaries like the Booker prize nominee Jeet Thayil, Ari Jayaprakash, Chintan Kalra, Sandeep Madhavan, and  Sanjeev Thomas . Her career highlights include playing at the 2014 Saptak Music Festival and the 2014 Times Literary Festival in India.