Rob Gallagher

Secret Dragon 🐉

Geri

Djane / Producer / Synth Nerd

Ben Ang / Abyss Simian

Jamming on Korg Keytar, Minilogue, Monologue, and Ableton Push

Michael Spicer

Michael Spicer has a PhD Music and a M.Sc in Computer Science, and is constantly looking for ways to combine these two areas. He has been performing professionally as a keyboard/synthesizer/flute player since the late 1970’s. He was a member of the popular Australian folk/rock group “Redgum” in the 1980’s. He is currently teaching at Singapore Polytechnic and performing in Singapore with the improvisation group “Sonic Escapade”, and wherever else people wil have him.

Falling Islands

FALLING ISLANDS is an electronic musician, performer, instructor, human-synthesizer hybrid, and DJ who walks the void spaces between genres, finding new musical synergies within.

Kenny Png aka One White Raven

Darkwave, modular madness, recovering metalhead from over a decade ago. Part of The Dadbots Collective, performing either as that or as One White Raven.

The DadBots Collective

anti-art, modular madness, installation gimmickry, visual manipulation - Patrick Donze (Big Daddy), Kristian Wilson (Glitch Daddy), Kenny Png (Dark Daddy)

Irving Paul Pereira - AFTERVOLTER

Left of sound field

Chris Ong

Electric goodness for the soul

Ninando

Ninando is a Serbian electronic dance music performer based in Singapore. His style is a captivating blend of bold rhythms and a dark, bass-heavy sound, navigating the realms of breakbeat, electro, and techno.

Peter Waszecki /jarreolog/

Without music, life would be a mistake.

Patrick Donze

Originally from Switzerland, Patrick lives and works in Singapore. He explores dark drones ambient music with Modular Synthesis.

He is a co-founder of The DadBots collective and, prior to that, a member of Dolmen Associate collective.

The collective aims to demonstrate how to originate coalescence of avant-garde music, focusing on Modular Synthesis and contemporary art in unsual places.

ada

repair person, audio hacker, and distortion appreciator

Visionalfreeman

Hobbyist in music making. Exploring human emotion through the keys.

Yang

Yang began his love for electronic music during the early 1990s, fueling his passion by buying imported records from Singaporean indie stores like Roxy Records and Valentine Music. He soon dived into turntables, playing progressive house / trance / Techno and later join his friend Andy in Hertz Records, a mainstay of the local club scene then.

After working for years in a commercial music studio, Yang made a switch and thought he has hung up his gears for good. Ten years later, he decided to clean the dust off his old instruments... while adding modular synthesizers"