Co-founder of Electronic imports, is a Belgian DJ & event organizer based in Vietnam since 2016. An addict of modulated dry white noised snares (shhh) fetishist &over-driven bass drums (krrr), his non-academic way of operating the blender fits his sound texture & complex dynamics-based approach. Well known in Saigon for his insane pop up at the infamous Vitamin D after-party, he plays weekly along with local and international artists in reputable places: The Observatory, Arcan, The LightHouse, Schiller Saigon and beyond. As an enthusiast producer, the next step will be to integrate live elements and release his own tracks… Stay tuned!

Alan Ritchie, otherwise known as DJ. Head Honcho at Soul Jazz Funksters HQ Vietnam, is a resident DJ with Electronic Imports, The Lighthouse, Soul Jazz Funksters. He's also the founder of Frequency Radio and Rhythm Control, where he is also a DJ at the latter. Influences : FSOL, The Orb, Aphex Twin, Boards of Canada, Bandulu, Jeff Mills, Joey Beltram, Oldskool UK Hardcore, Acid House, Detroit Techno, Electro, Anthony Rother, Drexciya, CO-OP, 4 Hero, Bugz in the Attic & The Broken Beat crews, Carl Craig, Kenny Larkin, Record Shops in London and Rotterdam (Clone), London Pirate Radio Stations, 90's London party scene & his mates and musical friends around the globe...

Hailing from the San Francisco underground and based out of Saigon, MTXIII has always embraced the weirder side of life. With diverse sets spanning a broad range of style, atmospheric ambient energies can be found alongside playfully vicious house rhythms driven into cosmic melodies & hypnotic sequences; typically with a heavy presence of acid. Playing regularly around Saigon at ZigZagger, Arcan, The Lighthouse, Broma & The Observatory, as well as making regional appearances with Savage (Hanoi), Opio (Hoi An), Resonant (Taipei), Safe Room (Bangkok) and Vulan (Manila), MTXIII continues to further his regional presence. Co-founder & Conductor of Electronic Imports [Ei], a new Saigon based label, he and his counterpart Jonathan BE bring fresh and innovative event concepts to the scene with a focus on showcasing the energies & sonic perceptions of artists from various parts of the world.

Born in Paris in the ’80s, Desnuages was immersed in music growing up with his mother dancer. Percussionist autodidact, he learns to play Darbouka and Djembe. Attracted by the Parisian night, he was quickly interested by the electronic scene and used to go to Concrete, Rex club with DJ friends where he discovers micro house, deep and minimal. He moved to Saigon in Vietnam in 2018 where he started to learn Djing with Dj friends and was resident at Arcan Club.

Hibiya Line is not Japanese. Behind that name hides Dan, a Swiss-Vietnamese guy who in 2006 began playing live acts mixing beats, house and techno in his hometown of Lausanne, Switzerland with two friends. They quickly made a name for themselves were invited to play in some of the most prestigious clubs and festivals around the country such as the Montreux Jazz Festival, Paleo, and Motel Campoto name a few. His deep immersion in the Swiss party scene eventually brought him to Saigon in 2012, and in 2013, he opened The Observatory. Since then, Hibiya Line has become known as one of the most versatile and resilient DJs in the region, with more than enough capacity and drive to take full control of dance floors from the sundown to sunrise. Hibiya Line’s sound explores the house, disco and techno, but his dancefloor can always expect to experience some open-ended style tracks thrown in that make the audio journey more diverse and interesting...

Astronomical ambiance, warmed with hot synths and drums, KONG has been sharing his overwhelming passion for music through diversified sets, often powerful and versatile. Real crossover of many music genres, his music tastes comes from his little but strong experience in the music industry working for clubs, festivals and record labels and meeting captivating artists, producers, DJs... For 3 years now, he has been promoting parties in Rennes, France as a promoter through "Decilab" inviting techno/house/beats artists. His road crossed The Observatory, techno, house and disco temple, in July 2016 where he worked there as head of communications, gaining solid dance floor experience, bathed in the morning sunlight.

Bringing diversity to the decks as an avid dancer, organizer and DJ, Park Lee (Giang Bac) is a Vietnamese-mixed Korean who grew up in Ho Chi Minh City. Having spent some years away, Park was only inspired to start DJ-ing once he had relocated back to his home, where he found himself developing alongside the city’s burgeoning music scene.Park started off through playing at small house parties, and quickly grew into a regular in the local scene. This led him to begin organizing events with friends, most notably the GenderFunk party series in Saigon, a breakthrough collective and pioneer in creating safe spaces for local Queer artists and community, and their own brand of creativity, musical diversity and live performance since 2018.

Growing up in a family where Chicago House was used for aerobic sessions, Youss has been an electronic music fan since the age of 7 when he listened to his first house music track. It’s easy to say that the energy he felt when he got into a club for the first time has locked him to the dance floor ever since, and he’s not willing to leave any time soon. Considering a set to be a story built between a crowd and a DJ, Youss likes twists and turns where genres and energies subtly switch from one another creating a harmonious contrast of sounds.

A long-time record collector and connoisseur of jazz funk, disco, afro, reggae and other hidden rarities, Datodeo moved his vinyl to Vietnam from his native France and has since spent most of his spare time spinning around Saigon and the region. He also runs the Vietnam Loves Vinyl online community and worked on the Saigon SuperSound Compilation with Jan Hagenkoetter. Datodeo’s sets are rich explorations of hidden corners of the dance universe, from rare deep house cuts and lost disco and Afro gems to jazz funk movements and contemporary electronic twists. Party music at its purest and most complete, the sound he presents demands to be soaked in and danced to.

Dang Vo under the moniker, Dema, is a Ho Chi Minh City born underground wonder story. In an industry laced with EDM and top hits, Dema started working at Arcan, a club in Binh Thanh District. The club's aim is to push underground across the board. From Vietnamese death metal to minimal and everything in between. This is where his love for the stripped down sound of minimal and microhouse developed.

It all started with a curiosity in the early 80s when Edge began watching the twirling and then the mixing of 2 cassette tapes. The curiosity has since moved on from one musical adventure to another for this eclectic musical connoisseur who, as experience and years will inevitably do, honed his craft by challenging conventional wisdom in his quest for the next alternative.

Jauge has been a prolific creator of musical ideas and has been playing live sets at events such as Mutek, Future Music Everything and other various independent parties within the Welsh music scene. During that time he also had releases included on labels such as MTA Records, Food Music, and Bad Panda Records. After migrating to VN, he has shared his sounds and music creations at various venues and events such as Duality Festival, Kobala, Studio Adventure, Equation 2018, Savage, Rafikis, We Groove, Mystery Mountain, Kumquat Tree and the recent This Is. The most recent collaboration is with Magic Box Engine. New releases coming soon.

Originally hailing from Wales in the UK, I'm currently residing in Saigon after spending 4 years in the northern capital of Hanoi. I usually explore a diverse melange of house, deep, disco and electro. Expect dreamy Balearic tracks, tribal afro sounds mixed in with some more dancefloor focused house music. I have a passion for travelling and aim to incorporate some global sounds into many of my sets.

Originally hailing from Wales in the UK, I'm currently residing in Hanoi and enjoying the city's vibrant and developing scene. I usually explore a diverse melange of house, deep, disco and soul. Expect dreamy Balearic tracks, tribal afro sounds mixed in with some more dancefloor focused house music. I have a passion for travelling and aim to incorporate some global sounds into many of my sets.

MadderModes is a British deep house and techno duo consisting of Nic Ford and Andy Harper. Now a transcontinental project - with production taking place between Manchester and Saigon - MadderModes’ first official release came in 2014 with a self released 12" under their own Shift Coordinate Points imprint. After that came their 2015 release on Millions Of Moments 'Green Corn Moon EP' which contained a track entitled 'Myth Of The Muses" which was included on Berghain resident Nick Hoppners RA mix and made its way into the playlist of Move D. In late 2015 came "Dark Dust EP" on Andre Kronert's Night Drive Music and in early 2016 the "Empirical Evidence EP" was released on Voodoo Down US records - “The mood is warm and ever so slightly psychedelic across all four tracks on the Empirical Evidence 12”, not least on the sublime opening cut “Corinthian Columns” with its cascading new age melodic lines and delicate drum machine patterns.”

Bay Area native based out of Saigon.

Nic Ford moved to Vietnam from the UK around 10 years ago, and has been running and featuring on lineups of parties throughout the region since then. He has been a resident of The Observatory since it first opened in 2013. Honing his skills since the mid-nineties, he held his first residency at Dry 201 in Manchester and is a voracious collector of a vast array of music. He’s also a highly acclaimed producer, being one half of MadderModes, a production outfit that has releases on a range of impressive labels including DRED, Voodoo Down Records and Millions of Moments.

Njuns started focus on DJing in Vietnam few years ago, and soon after joined the label and booking agency Cliché Records in Hong Kong. In 2017 he reconnected with Hanoi by joining the team behind Equation festival. Playing often in the city, he quickly became a resident DJ at the club Savage. He's also the founder of Pan d'Or festival in France. His musical spectrum goes from groovy techno to electro with some subtle house and breakbeat touches. Njuns has had the opportunity to play in other places like ://about blank in Berlin, Château Perché Festival in France, TAG in Chengdu, Mihn / Oma / Social Room in Hong Kong or Miller Night Bazaar Itaewon in Seoul. He also played alongside international names such as Objekt, UVB, Omar S, Discrete Circuit, Manuel Fisher, Oliver Deutschmann, Borrowed Identity, ATEQ (Giegling)or Bézier (Honey Soundsystem) to name a few.

It would be wrong to start talking about where Ouissam comes from – after a decade in Asia, he’s now something of a regional entity that has managed to change the dance music scene wherever he has laid down roots. His approach to a dance floor is as simple as it is intuitive and elegant: nothing that can make a room shudder with joy is barred from his selections.As the founder of Hong Kong’s Cliche Records, he was one of the first in that city to cultivate a disco-house-techno synthesis that shifted the understanding of what could be danced to there. He went on to create the magnetic Homesick and Fragrant Harbour labels, before suddenly setting his sights on Hanoi in Vietnam, where he has established the dance mecca Savage where he runs the monthly queer night Snug. And on top of all that, he found time to curate the coveted Equation festival, now entering its second year..

Soul Jazz Funksters was created as a side project by Alan Ritchie in Phnom Penh, Cambodia in 2017 to have an outlet for his mixes keeping away from House, Techno and Electro which he has predominantly played since the early 90’s. It quickly took off and he started getting more gigs playing Soul, Funk, Nu Jazz, Reggae & Hip Hop than electronic gigs around the capitol city of the Kingdom of Wonder. In 2018 he moved back to his SE Asian roots country Vietnam bringing his deep soulful sounds to the bars and clubs of Nha Trang & Saigon.

Steffen is born and raised in east berlin, his first touches with the materia was thru his uncle , who worked in a club called "WM 66" at the end of the 90´s. He also started to produce and playing records in clubs back then, when Techno became the new revolution of berlin. Steffen is introverted and the Half of The Sexinvaders, but he’s also deeply focused on his very new project called after his real name : Steffen Sonnenschein. His tracks stand out, due to its saturated base complimented with matured deep beats. This transcendence between techno and deep house creates an individuating innovating style.

Originally Teruu played as a drummer in a Tokyo based Hardcore Punk band for 10 years. He was taken over by the charm of dance music in 20xx and started DJing since 2015. His energetic, disco sets are fuelled by techno, house, afro and other obscurities. He was a resident at the infamous Savage in Hanoi before he moved to Saigon, where he was a booking manager of DJ bar WAM. Recently, we focus on and promote DJs and producers from Vietnam and other neighbouring Asian countries as the founder of Mogra Radio.

Youssef The fresh faced Moroccan has been developing his style fast, always ready to throw down. Traveling through time and space, moods and cultures. He may begin with you in the far East and wrap up with the sounds of Berlin. Charismatic. His ear for intricate beats that move the room has helped vastly as he's been finding himself as a DJ, after offering huge support of the music scene in Vietnam with endeavors such as Sacred hill festival, HANYA NIGHT, and Electric Bazaar, as well as being instrumental in the growth of the collaborative outfit Sacred Sounds.