If you’re not sipping the hype from the Sangriento ether yet, perhaps it’s time you became engrossed in a new story.

Outlook Origins extends its lauded country-hopping club tour to Singapore, now giving us a taste of the Tisno spectacle.

To kick it off its new residency , Blackout has announced the return of John Talabot who’s been a welcome fixture at Blackout events.

With a showcase event titled minimum fuss, Super Enjoy takes over Enclave on 4 April for their first official outing for the year.

From late-night set-ups to early-morning tear-downs, this is how OurStrayLiberties and ROOM 526 are keeping the scene alive. 

There’s a recurring impetus for post-modern club music where anything can happen, and that’s the lifeblood of Hyperfocus events.

Low End Hz is a concept dedicated to the niche yet adored ambit of UK bass sounds that’ve taken root in Singapore soil.

Strange Weather Dunia is the name of this advanced form, cementing the collective’s augmented influence in the Southeast Asian region.

Just like how fabled angels can be both saints and sinners, Falling Islands’ CYBXRANGEL wields a spectrum of interpretations.

The song is dedicated to everyone who isn’t defined by their past flames as they find solace in the lessons born from reminiscing, grieving and accepting.

NASH.D delivers a studded constellation of dancefloor surprises scattered like stars in a galaxy. That is the ASTROLAB experience at Marquee Singapore.

It’s a barrage of nostalgia that would make grown fans weep, and a mighty crash course for younger audiences who wish to discover the origins of our scene.

While these might lack a costly branded watermark, it doesn’t make the intention of these gigs any less legitimate.

ATC describes this record as “a raw and unflinching reflection on chaos, grief, and resilience”, evident in the band’s larger, louder and more aggressive sound.

The notion of letting one’s hair down is etched into antiquity, and Baia is honouring that tradition with its ascent.

Behind The Green Door has announced its collaboration with The Maha Co., the doha taco concept helmed by homegrown rapper YUNG RAJA.

Released on the New York-based Aqualabian Records, the new three-track EP by Raja Rani gives nods to their roots.

Sun Cell’s debut album, like the twin-toned relationship of life and death, comprises two parts of solo and collaborative offerings.

Gifted Fire’s seven-track album is not unlike a transportive and vivid saga that chronicles an atlas of sounds.

While still leaning into his native pop influences, Noah Corolla is a project that sees the musician swerving towards electronic music and hyperpop.

The soundtracks of BUMBUM parties offer some low-end lovin’, slapping and smacking with bass-heavy genres like dancehall and grime.

This is a FXTRT that’s found their footing again post-stumble, and they’re definitely here for a good time.

Indeed, local promoters are not immune to the allure of social media DJs’ massive followings, and who could blame them really?

No more speculation. No more guessing. You’re now welcome to ascend the stairs and saunter through the entryway of RASA.

If you like some surprise in your night out, The Island Collective is introducing a worthy wildcard format in their freshly minted events.

Like a raging demon indeed, dark synth producer Microchip Terror has dropped another manic number aptly called “Cyber Akuma.

Shutter Rhythms stemmed from a “frustration with the lack of physical spaces for short-term creative projects”.

If you’re a diehard trance trooper or you’re looking to raise the roof with your trance fam, ZIPPY and the city of UTOPIA welcome you with open arms. 

Marquee honours house and its affiliates with the CIRQUE residency, a fitting event name for the Big Top of entertainment that Marquee houses.

cawfeeMIX!! goes bankai on the decks for you to unleash your inner anime animal on the dan-da-dan-dancefloor.