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.

Together with creative producer Esther Goh, we are co-programming “Bunker B2B” at Fort Canning’s Battlebox with 14 B2B pairs and 28 performers.

ETVD DAY propels the timeless genre towards the masses with a free-entry policy at Our Tampines Hub. And y’know what they say – hip-hop is for everyone.

The space does live up to its promise of feeling like a friend’s home – keeping in mind that this friend in question has the means to fulfil their audiophile dreams.

The local festival climate might’ve been somewhat of a drought lately, but Somewhere Out There, it looks like it’s beginning to lift up.

A recurring event initiative by Global Cultural Alliance held at Fort Canning’s Battlebox, it transforms the historical attraction into a nightlife conversation starter.

Expect a repertoire of woozy deep house, rare disco, left-field soul and out-there funk. Yes, your BREW fix is back.

Whatever you’re doing, this piece will instantly disconnect you the moment you hit play, like a thwack of techno lobotomy.

There’s no downplaying the scene-crossing significance of this triple collab between Syndicate, BTVC and weish – this track does the trick.  

Beyond sharing origin stories and inspirations behind songs, these local podcasters want audiences to know bands on a more personal level.

Mary Sue’s musical palette, deeply influenced by the profound wisdom of Taoist philosophy and the shimmering splendour of Southeast Asian music, transports you.

Dharma revisits his extreme metal roots not by replicating old forms but by stretching his instrument to its absolute limits.

The new offering is a refreshing, smoky number packed with a laissez-faire attitude synonymous with the chill Blush blueprint.

If ‘90s rave sounds make you feel warm and tingly , pay attention because Sound Renegades is back with another blast from the past.