6 Underrated Asian Producer-DJs You Should Know

6 Underrated Asian Producer-DJs You Should Know

These electronic music artists are on the rise and proving they deserve more recognition. This article will introduce six talented producer-DJs from across Asia who are making waves in the electronic music scene.

1. Taiki Nulight

UK-based Mongolian house/bassline producer-DJ Taiki Nulight has steadily built a name for himself within the UK bassline scene over the past decade. With the growing popularity of bass house music internationally, he has gained attention from prominent labels like Night Bass and Insomniac Records. His music consistently delivers high-quality grooves. Check out his debut album, “Murky Manor,” here.

2. LICK

The enigmatic LICK burst onto the electronic music scene with a debut release on Deadbeats, Zeds Dead’s label. Known for his innovative sound design and production, LICK has become a significant figure in the mid-tempo bass music genre. His collaborations, including one with the legendary Glitch Mob, and festival appearances showcase his growing prominence. Listen to his debut album, “Dark Vibe Order,” here.

3. MYRNE

Singaporean producer MYRNE has been a significant force in electronic music for several years. His diverse output ranges from future bass and trap to indie pop, and he’s developed a very distinctive sound. His album release on Ultra Records last October solidifies his place in the industry. With his developing live show, MYRNE is poised to become a headliner at major festivals and events worldwide. Check out his full album on Ultra Records.

4. Curse & Bless

Curse & Bless are pioneers of bass music in the Philippines and were among the first producer-DJs in the country. They have not only created a wide range of music but also built two significant online communities (EDM Philippines & RAVE.PH) and BASS N’ BACON, a major party for bass music fans. Their dedication extends to community organization, event curation, label founding, and teaching. Connect with Curse & Bless on Facebook for news on upcoming releases.

5. No Mana

Electro-house producer No Mana first attracted the attention of prominent figures like Eric Prydz and Deadmau5, the latter of whom signed him to his mau5trap label. No Mana has gained recognition through releases on mau5trap, bringing a fresh perspective to classic electro-house. His work demonstrates why he was noticed by electronic music legends: he embodies the next generation of the genre. His latest album, “Secret Level,” is available now.

6. Yako

Hailing from Hong Kong, Yako is a leading Chinese DJ representing homegrown bass music internationally. He has performed at global events like Creamfields and EDC and has released tracks through Monstercat and Holy Goof’s Globes. Yako is currently on a major 50-date Asian tour. His track “Vulpix” on Globes has become an anthem, frequently heard at festivals and in recap videos. He is a noteworthy talent in the Asian electronic music scene.

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