If you need a quick crash course on Kevin Sy’s mischievous musical essence, Disco Delirio is all the education you need.

Exposure Therapy are continuing their matcha rave takeover antics at Orchard Library with an event called The Future Rave.

The gig will feature 14 acts from Singapore and across the region, performing across two stages at *SCAPE Playspace and Ground Theatre.

CHADA by Tin Box marks the group’s first foray into boutique nightlife, and there’s growing curiosity for what the space will unbox next in the coming year.

Despite its recent release, Slag has already received support from the likes of Dax J, Paco Osuna, Pan-Pot and Richie Hawtin.

Each set bridges generations between veteran icons and newer acts for a fusion of styles and deck wisdom.

When was the last time you found yourself a place to luxuriate in nothingness? Perhaps that ‘somewhere’, is Nowhere.       

The idea was to take away barriers so artists can just walk in, plug in, and play,” venue founder, jaye, elaborates on the revitalised space.

The compilations truly show the definitive role of KittyWu Records in promoting the alternative milieu of the scene since 2007.  

On 8 November, SYBER brings its frenetic crowd-pulling energy to Singapore, courtesy of local nightlife champs, GrooveTop.

It’s a match made in heaven when these two minds meld and wield a collective fantasy. And Senses just makes perfect sense.

For TRIFECTA Backyard Session Vol. 4, the series keeps it loud and rebellious while acute with its programming.

Collective Minds is listening to what fans wants and launching giga-sized gigs with star-powered lineups.

Photo-artist and scene zealot Mary-Ann Teo steps up to share her personal experiences and industry highlights, all coming together in an upcoming photo exhibition.

Think unfettered energy, lightspeed tempos and mischievous percussions; that’s the kind of feverish output from RUIZ OSC1.

If trance and techno sounds like the healing you need, then don’t want to skip this party prescription by TRANCE4M.

“With the inclusion of Hijack Hayley’s new members, we are moving at a more impactful pace, as a band and as a brand too.”

If “Whispers” is any indication, Heema Izzati isn’t just another singer-songwriter in Singapore’s crowded landscape.

Discovery and exposure are at the core of its whopping entertainment programme that includes 42 emerging musicians from 18 countries.

Upon first listen, jorud’s release is not unlike that throbbing feeling when you’ve just alighted from an exhilarating theme park ride.

Whether you’re a crypto champ or simply an electronic music addict, this sky-high dancefloor is for one and all.

If you manage to catch every single band across this two-day marathon, then count yourself an incredible trooper indeed.

This is an intangible yet authentic reflection of yingtuitive’s formative story arcs, now written for the world, but ultimately for herself.

The band’s music has always been steeped in melancholy, but the tenor this single takes is audibly different.

You’ve probably seen this outrageous DJ performance format on social media by now – why go back-to-back when you can go face-to-face?

Joining the momentum of the Singapore Grand Prix buzz is the aptly-named GrooveDriver Festival, a separate event organised by 8-Beat Collective.

While math rock may form the skeleton of their sound, the trio admittedly “plays everything from instrumental to experimental music”.

A little birdie also tells us that Blackout’s got something cosy planned just for riders coming to the island, and it’ll be something you’d wanna discover for yourself.

If you’re well-versed with all the synchronised hand choreography of “Bizarre Love Triangle”, then chances are, you were part of the Mambo Jambo phenomenon.

A key event of Singapore Design Week 2025, this revival of Urban Ventures looks to be a takeover of the Jalan Besar neighbourhood across two weekends.