Casey Anderson’s take on house and techno is based on his deep respect for dance music’s roots: Detroit techno, Soul Train funk, and cosmic German electronic music. Ignoring charts, trends and clichés, his DJ sets are playful and unpredictable. Casey is constantly connecting new dots between obscure, classic and futuristic 4/4 dance music without shying away from the unexpected 80s synthpop or a disco anthem at peak hour. In 2013 the American-born DJ released his first tracks on Italian label Opilec Music (alongside inspirations like Derrick May and Todd Terje) before joining fellow Hong Kong DJ Frederic Neve to launch Typhoon 8 Records where he has continued to release deep, dubby techno and house. Scoring his first DJ residencies at leading underground spots Yumla and Bassment, since 2009 he's played the closing slot at the city's Clockenflap Music Festival twice, and after co-founding the party collective Humdrum he frequently hosted and supported international guests like Deetron, Jimpster...

Anthony has been apart of Hong Kong’s underground scene over a decade. His first resident at homebase, And the 10 to10 (10pm to10am) Vinyl only parties quickly made a name for himself in Hong Kong and throughout Asia.

With a sound born in Mannheim, developed in Frankfurt and refined in Berlin, German DJ Max Davis began his career in 2011. A recognized face at clubs such as Parker Lewis, Loft Club, Hafan 49 and Four Knox. Following his move to Berlin in 2017, the unique underground music scene has played a big role in shaping his sound. Max Davis performed at venues such as Hoppetosse, Chalet or Minimal Bar. His DJ-sets incorporate techno and house music with minimal and breakbeat, while continuing to experiment with sounds he discovers.

Michael Ng is a locally bred DJ in HK, focusing on House / Techno / Electronic Music . His first exposure to dance music came in 2007 when he heard Underworld's classic "Born Slippy" blasted from a friend's car. And that's where his passion and journey into underground electronic music began. a brief encounter with breakbeat, his taste switched to electro house and later expanded to melodic stuff. Michael developed his DJing skills by digesting the podcasts from worldwide electronic media. He learned and practised after absorbing the vast amount of popular and lesser-known live sets and recordings. His other major influence came from Ernest Lo, a veteran DJ and producer in Hong Kong. His skills in programming and advanced DJ techniques matured under the guidance of Ernest with great results. In 2011, he felt ready to share his passion with the crowd, and began his presentation in the underground club scene in Hong Kong.