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Early bird $35 / Standard $45 / Door $50
Door opens & Music starts from 22:00

RASA presents DJ Stingray 313 — Saturday, 11 July.

We’re beyond excited to welcome a true legend to the floor: DJ Stingray 313. Donning his signature balaclava, Stingray has spent decades delivering heavy, relentless, cyborg-like electro and techno sets that continue to captivate dancefloors worldwide. A Drexciyan-affiliated selector and longtime torchbearer of raw, futuristic sound, he’s played landmark rooms and festivals including Tresor Berlin, Berghain, Movement Detroit, Sonar Barcelona, Glastonbury, Dekmantel, and Dimensions. His uncompromising vision and deep connection to the electro lineage make every set feel like a transmission from the not-too-distant future.

Setting the tone before him in the main room are two pillars of Singapore’s scene:

Hammy opens the night with her hypnotic, story-driven blends of dub, breaks, electro, and psychedelic warmth, sets that flow like sunset stories, both intimate and wild.

Then, stepping up is Helios XL (Nez Senja), a true veteran who has been shaping Singapore’s nightlife since 2010. From rocking club floors to curating sonic journeys for brands and festivals across Asia and beyond, Nez’s taste is timeless and boundary-less. Under his Helios XL alias, he’s honed a focused, global sound that recently lit up Sunda Festival and Keep Hush Live SG, while his monthly SunDisk show on London’s Subtle Radio beams his selections worldwide. As co-founder of Revision Music, he’s long been a champion of high-quality alternative sounds, from Jungle and Hip Hop to Techno, Afrobeat, and Soul.

Over in the hall, we’re bringing back the super fun Day Ones crew takeover! Born from the infectious energy of their legendary house parties, Day Ones is all about turning that intimate vibe into a full-blown hall explosion. They’re serving up melodic, bass-heavy Global Sounds designed to keep you moving all night.

Leading the charge are Syedsavage69 & 54B, flanked by star stunners L.IA & Ape. Think martial-artist precision on the decks meets genre-fluid trips through Ghetto Tech, Latin Techno, R&B, UK Bass, and Baile Funk.