Yung Singh is set to return to Asia this March for a pair of tightly curated shows in Singapore and Hong Kong, bringing his dancefloor-driven ethos back to the region. This time, he’s joined by ryota, the Osaka-born selector whose influence runs deep through Japan’s underground scene. The Singapore show takes place on 20 March at MDLR, followed by the Hong Kong date on 21 March at Pier 1929.
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Across both nights, the pairing promises a high-energy blend of UK club sounds and bass-heavy grooves built for late hours. With no gimmicks in sight, the focus is squarely on the dancefloor, driven by intention, connection, and movement.
From exhilarating basement parties to trusted dancefloors around the world, Yung Singh’s rise has been fuelled by a genuine relationship with the crowd. That energy meets ryota’s raw Osaka edge for two shows that are positioned as one-off moments rather than repeat performances.
These two shows promise a rare opportunity to experience Yung Singh and ryota’s distinctive sounds in an intimate, high-energy setting, where every beat and bassline is crafted for connection on the dancefloor. For partygoers and electronic music enthusiasts alike, this March marks a not-to-be-missed celebration of movement, music, and underground culture in Singapore and Hong Kong.
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