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On Saturday 23 May, TropicLab and RASA come together to welcome James Zabiela and Pam Anantr.

On The Floor, we host James Zabiela (@jameszabiela). He is one of the rare selectors who has stayed entirely relevant as the landscape shifted around him—moving from his days as a star-eyed boy of Sasha during the peak of Global Underground to more recent appearances at Panorama Bar for Paramida’s Love on the Rocks. Zabiela treats the booth as a laboratory, utilizing a level of technical creativity that has quite literally shaped the tools used by DJs worldwide. He is joined by Danny Higgins (@djdannyhiggins), a veteran with 23 years of vinyl wisdom, and TropicLab (@tropiclab)—the duo of Jamie React (@jamie.react) and Haan (@haan_303) —whose decade of collaboration moves between hypnotic techno and broken beats.

Across the building in The Hall, the energy is anchored by Pam Anantr (@pam_anantr). Based in Bangkok but shaped by years immersed in New York’s legendary institutions like The Loft and Body & Soul, Pam moves through soulful disco, boogie, and house with a natural, melodic ease. Supporting the Hall are Sivanesh (@sivaneshpillai), whose sound is rooted in a deep commitment to the regional ecosystem and his residency on Berlin’s Refuge Worldwide, and Bongomann (@bongomann_), whose genre-fluid selections glide from dreamy ambient to full-on dancefloor workouts.

Tickets are available via link in bio | Doors open at 18:00 for dinner | Music starts from 21:30

On Saturday 23 May, TropicLab and RASA come together to welcome James Zabiela and Pam Anantr.

On The Floor, we host James Zabiela (@jameszabiela). He is one of the rare selectors who has stayed entirely relevant as the landscape shifted around him—moving from his days as a star-eyed boy of Sasha during the peak of Global Underground to more recent appearances at Panorama Bar for Paramida’s Love on the Rocks. Zabiela treats the booth as a laboratory, utilizing a level of technical creativity that has quite literally shaped the tools used by DJs worldwide. He is joined by Danny Higgins (@djdannyhiggins), a veteran with 23 years of vinyl wisdom, and TropicLab (@tropiclab)—the duo of Jamie React (@jamie.react) and Haan (@haan_303) —whose decade of collaboration moves between hypnotic techno and broken beats.

Across the building in The Hall, the energy is anchored by Pam Anantr (@pam_anantr). Based in Bangkok but shaped by years immersed in New York’s legendary institutions like The Loft and Body & Soul, Pam moves through soulful disco, boogie, and house with a natural, melodic ease. Supporting the Hall are Sivanesh (@sivaneshpillai), whose sound is rooted in a deep commitment to the regional ecosystem and his residency on Berlin’s Refuge Worldwide, and Bongomann (@bongomann_), whose genre-fluid selections glide from dreamy ambient to full-on dancefloor workouts.

Tickets are available via link in bio | Doors open at 18:00 for dinner | Music starts from 21:30

On Saturday 23 May, TropicLab and RASA come together to welcome James Zabiela and Pam Anantr.

On The Floor, we host James Zabiela (@jameszabiela). He is one of the rare selectors who has stayed entirely relevant as the landscape shifted around him—moving from his days as a star-eyed boy of Sasha during the peak of Global Underground to more recent appearances at Panorama Bar for Paramida’s Love on the Rocks. Zabiela treats the booth as a laboratory, utilizing a level of technical creativity that has quite literally shaped the tools used by DJs worldwide. He is joined by Danny Higgins (@djdannyhiggins), a veteran with 23 years of vinyl wisdom, and TropicLab (@tropiclab)—the duo of Jamie React (@jamie.react) and Haan (@haan_303) —whose decade of collaboration moves between hypnotic techno and broken beats.

Across the building in The Hall, the energy is anchored by Pam Anantr (@pam_anantr). Based in Bangkok but shaped by years immersed in New York’s legendary institutions like The Loft and Body & Soul, Pam moves through soulful disco, boogie, and house with a natural, melodic ease. Supporting the Hall are Sivanesh (@sivaneshpillai), whose sound is rooted in a deep commitment to the regional ecosystem and his residency on Berlin’s Refuge Worldwide, and Bongomann (@bongomann_), whose genre-fluid selections glide from dreamy ambient to full-on dancefloor workouts.

Tickets are available via link in bio | Doors open at 18:00 for dinner | Music starts from 21:30

On Saturday 23 May, TropicLab and RASA come together to welcome James Zabiela and Pam Anantr.

On The Floor, we host James Zabiela (@jameszabiela). He is one of the rare selectors who has stayed entirely relevant as the landscape shifted around him—moving from his days as a star-eyed boy of Sasha during the peak of Global Underground to more recent appearances at Panorama Bar for Paramida’s Love on the Rocks. Zabiela treats the booth as a laboratory, utilizing a level of technical creativity that has quite literally shaped the tools used by DJs worldwide. He is joined by Danny Higgins (@djdannyhiggins), a veteran with 23 years of vinyl wisdom, and TropicLab (@tropiclab)—the duo of Jamie React (@jamie.react) and Haan (@haan_303) —whose decade of collaboration moves between hypnotic techno and broken beats.

Across the building in The Hall, the energy is anchored by Pam Anantr (@pam_anantr). Based in Bangkok but shaped by years immersed in New York’s legendary institutions like The Loft and Body & Soul, Pam moves through soulful disco, boogie, and house with a natural, melodic ease. Supporting the Hall are Sivanesh (@sivaneshpillai), whose sound is rooted in a deep commitment to the regional ecosystem and his residency on Berlin’s Refuge Worldwide, and Bongomann (@bongomann_), whose genre-fluid selections glide from dreamy ambient to full-on dancefloor workouts.

Tickets are available via link in bio | Doors open at 18:00 for dinner | Music starts from 21:30

On Saturday 23 May, TropicLab and RASA come together to welcome James Zabiela and Pam Anantr.

On The Floor, we host James Zabiela (@jameszabiela). He is one of the rare selectors who has stayed entirely relevant as the landscape shifted around him—moving from his days as a star-eyed boy of Sasha during the peak of Global Underground to more recent appearances at Panorama Bar for Paramida’s Love on the Rocks. Zabiela treats the booth as a laboratory, utilizing a level of technical creativity that has quite literally shaped the tools used by DJs worldwide. He is joined by Danny Higgins (@djdannyhiggins), a veteran with 23 years of vinyl wisdom, and TropicLab (@tropiclab)—the duo of Jamie React (@jamie.react) and Haan (@haan_303) —whose decade of collaboration moves between hypnotic techno and broken beats.

Across the building in The Hall, the energy is anchored by Pam Anantr (@pam_anantr). Based in Bangkok but shaped by years immersed in New York’s legendary institutions like The Loft and Body & Soul, Pam moves through soulful disco, boogie, and house with a natural, melodic ease. Supporting the Hall are Sivanesh (@sivaneshpillai), whose sound is rooted in a deep commitment to the regional ecosystem and his residency on Berlin’s Refuge Worldwide, and Bongomann (@bongomann_), whose genre-fluid selections glide from dreamy ambient to full-on dancefloor workouts.

Tickets are available via link in bio | Doors open at 18:00 for dinner | Music starts from 21:30

RASA presents Sébastien Leger (@sebastien_leger) | Friday, 22 May 🌟

We are honored to host a true maestro who has spent 25 years at the vanguard of electronic music. Sébastien Léger doesn’t chase trends—he builds worlds. As the visionary behind the Lost Miracle label, his sound is defined by deep, unforgettable melodies and the kind of sonic subtleties that only come with decades of mastery.

From his iconic Cercle performance at the Great Pyramids to his standout releases on All Day I Dream, Léger’s work is emotional, transportive, and built to move a floor without ever losing its soul.

Catch him at RASA Space alongside local selectors @nayra_musik @callmeben.music on the floor alongside @asssun.7 @elyusi__ in the hall.

Doors open from 17:00 for dinner & drinks | Music starts from 22:00 | Tickets are available via link in bio

RASA presents Sébastien Leger (@sebastien_leger) | Friday, 22 May 🌟

We are honored to host a true maestro who has spent 25 years at the vanguard of electronic music. Sébastien Léger doesn’t chase trends—he builds worlds. As the visionary behind the Lost Miracle label, his sound is defined by deep, unforgettable melodies and the kind of sonic subtleties that only come with decades of mastery.

From his iconic Cercle performance at the Great Pyramids to his standout releases on All Day I Dream, Léger’s work is emotional, transportive, and built to move a floor without ever losing its soul.

Catch him at RASA Space alongside local selectors @nayra_musik @callmeben.music on the floor alongside @asssun.7 @elyusi__ in the hall.

Doors open from 17:00 for dinner & drinks | Music starts from 22:00 | Tickets are available via link in bio

RASA presents Sébastien Leger (@sebastien_leger) | Friday, 22 May 🌟

We are honored to host a true maestro who has spent 25 years at the vanguard of electronic music. Sébastien Léger doesn’t chase trends—he builds worlds. As the visionary behind the Lost Miracle label, his sound is defined by deep, unforgettable melodies and the kind of sonic subtleties that only come with decades of mastery.

From his iconic Cercle performance at the Great Pyramids to his standout releases on All Day I Dream, Léger’s work is emotional, transportive, and built to move a floor without ever losing its soul.

Catch him at RASA Space alongside local selectors @nayra_musik @callmeben.music on the floor alongside @asssun.7 @elyusi__ in the hall.

Doors open from 17:00 for dinner & drinks | Music starts from 22:00 | Tickets are available via link in bio

RASA presents Sébastien Leger (@sebastien_leger) | Friday, 22 May 🌟

We are honored to host a true maestro who has spent 25 years at the vanguard of electronic music. Sébastien Léger doesn’t chase trends—he builds worlds. As the visionary behind the Lost Miracle label, his sound is defined by deep, unforgettable melodies and the kind of sonic subtleties that only come with decades of mastery.

From his iconic Cercle performance at the Great Pyramids to his standout releases on All Day I Dream, Léger’s work is emotional, transportive, and built to move a floor without ever losing its soul.

Catch him at RASA Space alongside local selectors @nayra_musik @callmeben.music on the floor alongside @asssun.7 @elyusi__ in the hall.

Doors open from 17:00 for dinner & drinks | Music starts from 22:00 | Tickets are available via link in bio

Midweek mood!

Hip Hop Dinner Club happens every Wednesday from 7pm to 11.30pm. Throwback Hip Hop, free entry and free drinks for ladies..the perfect combo!

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RASA & TropicLab (@tropiclab) presents Pam Anantr, Saturday 23 May. 🌟

We are welcoming Pam Anantr (@pamanantr) back to the building, a selector whose style is a testament to the power of rhythm and deep-rooted melody.

Pam’s passion for the booth was ignited on the legendary dancefloors of New York City. While studying architecture, she found her real education at institutions like The Loft, Body & Soul, and 718 Sessions. That period laid the foundation for her distinctive sound: a sophisticated, vibrant exploration through soulful disco, boogie, and jazz-funk, all woven together with a modern electronic pulse.

A pivotal figure in Bangkok’s underground and a resident for the Transport collective, Pam continues to shape her local landscape through her sound room, Salon Kiku, and her festival, Ritual Rhythm Weekend. Recently named a Mixmag Asia "Artist to Watch" for 2024 and earning Resident Advisor’s "Mix of the Week," her global presence has taken her from Wonderfruit and Potato Head to iconic booths in Tokyo, Sydney, and Melbourne.

Representing the Darker Than Wax (@darkerthanwax) family, Pam brings a genre-fluid energy to the Hall that feels both nostalgic and future-facing. Having her vibrant selections back in our space is an experience we’ve been anticipating for a long time. Join us on Saturday 23 May as she anchors the Hall. ⚓

Tickets are available via link in bio | Doors open at 18:00 for dinner | Music starts from 21:30

RASA & TropicLab (@tropiclab) presents Pam Anantr, Saturday 23 May. 🌟

We are welcoming Pam Anantr (@pamanantr) back to the building, a selector whose style is a testament to the power of rhythm and deep-rooted melody.

Pam’s passion for the booth was ignited on the legendary dancefloors of New York City. While studying architecture, she found her real education at institutions like The Loft, Body & Soul, and 718 Sessions. That period laid the foundation for her distinctive sound: a sophisticated, vibrant exploration through soulful disco, boogie, and jazz-funk, all woven together with a modern electronic pulse.

A pivotal figure in Bangkok’s underground and a resident for the Transport collective, Pam continues to shape her local landscape through her sound room, Salon Kiku, and her festival, Ritual Rhythm Weekend. Recently named a Mixmag Asia "Artist to Watch" for 2024 and earning Resident Advisor’s "Mix of the Week," her global presence has taken her from Wonderfruit and Potato Head to iconic booths in Tokyo, Sydney, and Melbourne.

Representing the Darker Than Wax (@darkerthanwax) family, Pam brings a genre-fluid energy to the Hall that feels both nostalgic and future-facing. Having her vibrant selections back in our space is an experience we’ve been anticipating for a long time. Join us on Saturday 23 May as she anchors the Hall. ⚓

Tickets are available via link in bio | Doors open at 18:00 for dinner | Music starts from 21:30

RASA & TropicLab (@tropiclab) presents Pam Anantr, Saturday 23 May. 🌟

We are welcoming Pam Anantr (@pamanantr) back to the building, a selector whose style is a testament to the power of rhythm and deep-rooted melody.

Pam’s passion for the booth was ignited on the legendary dancefloors of New York City. While studying architecture, she found her real education at institutions like The Loft, Body & Soul, and 718 Sessions. That period laid the foundation for her distinctive sound: a sophisticated, vibrant exploration through soulful disco, boogie, and jazz-funk, all woven together with a modern electronic pulse.

A pivotal figure in Bangkok’s underground and a resident for the Transport collective, Pam continues to shape her local landscape through her sound room, Salon Kiku, and her festival, Ritual Rhythm Weekend. Recently named a Mixmag Asia "Artist to Watch" for 2024 and earning Resident Advisor’s "Mix of the Week," her global presence has taken her from Wonderfruit and Potato Head to iconic booths in Tokyo, Sydney, and Melbourne.

Representing the Darker Than Wax (@darkerthanwax) family, Pam brings a genre-fluid energy to the Hall that feels both nostalgic and future-facing. Having her vibrant selections back in our space is an experience we’ve been anticipating for a long time. Join us on Saturday 23 May as she anchors the Hall. ⚓

Tickets are available via link in bio | Doors open at 18:00 for dinner | Music starts from 21:30

RASA & TropicLab (@tropiclab) presents Pam Anantr, Saturday 23 May. 🌟

We are welcoming Pam Anantr (@pamanantr) back to the building, a selector whose style is a testament to the power of rhythm and deep-rooted melody.

Pam’s passion for the booth was ignited on the legendary dancefloors of New York City. While studying architecture, she found her real education at institutions like The Loft, Body & Soul, and 718 Sessions. That period laid the foundation for her distinctive sound: a sophisticated, vibrant exploration through soulful disco, boogie, and jazz-funk, all woven together with a modern electronic pulse.

A pivotal figure in Bangkok’s underground and a resident for the Transport collective, Pam continues to shape her local landscape through her sound room, Salon Kiku, and her festival, Ritual Rhythm Weekend. Recently named a Mixmag Asia "Artist to Watch" for 2024 and earning Resident Advisor’s "Mix of the Week," her global presence has taken her from Wonderfruit and Potato Head to iconic booths in Tokyo, Sydney, and Melbourne.

Representing the Darker Than Wax (@darkerthanwax) family, Pam brings a genre-fluid energy to the Hall that feels both nostalgic and future-facing. Having her vibrant selections back in our space is an experience we’ve been anticipating for a long time. Join us on Saturday 23 May as she anchors the Hall. ⚓

Tickets are available via link in bio | Doors open at 18:00 for dinner | Music starts from 21:30

RASA presents Nene H (@nene.habiba) on June 5th, Friday 👁️

Turkish-Azerbaijani by roots, classically trained on piano, rooted in Berlin for over a decade — she's become one of the most compelling voices in electronic music today. Not just for what she plays, but for why. A vital presence in Berlin's queer underground, championing SWANA, Muslim, and femme perspectives in spaces that have long overlooked them.

Her debut Ali was stark and intimate. Her new album Second Skin goes deeper — nine tracks written through divorce, self-erasure, reawakening, and creative solitude. Middle Eastern heritage threaded through not as flourish but as declaration. She's remembering. Returning. Redefining.

On stage, she's shape-shifting — an 8-hour improvisation at STOOR, choral work with The National Choir of Georgia and the Dutch Opera. She pushes form without ever losing feeling.

To open the Floor, Prem (@premshekqr) sets a deep, hypnotic tone with narrative-driven techno and IDM — the kind of set that pulls you in before you realise you've stopped talking. Then 3mzy (@emzymeow) and Aya (@a_y_a_n_o._) go b2b — dark, glitchy, psychedelic, cosmic — two voices turning the room into one conversation.

In the Hall, Nando (@nan__do_) weaves soulful house, funk, disco, French Touch — warmth meets depth, bounce meets headspace. And Lulledo from Genoa, brings funky basslines and soulful grooves. His rule is simple: if it doesn't move you, it doesn't belong.

Doors open at 18:00 for dinner & drinks | Music starts from 21:30 | Tickets via link in bio

RASA presents Nene H (@nene.habiba) on June 5th, Friday 👁️

Turkish-Azerbaijani by roots, classically trained on piano, rooted in Berlin for over a decade — she's become one of the most compelling voices in electronic music today. Not just for what she plays, but for why. A vital presence in Berlin's queer underground, championing SWANA, Muslim, and femme perspectives in spaces that have long overlooked them.

Her debut Ali was stark and intimate. Her new album Second Skin goes deeper — nine tracks written through divorce, self-erasure, reawakening, and creative solitude. Middle Eastern heritage threaded through not as flourish but as declaration. She's remembering. Returning. Redefining.

On stage, she's shape-shifting — an 8-hour improvisation at STOOR, choral work with The National Choir of Georgia and the Dutch Opera. She pushes form without ever losing feeling.

To open the Floor, Prem (@premshekqr) sets a deep, hypnotic tone with narrative-driven techno and IDM — the kind of set that pulls you in before you realise you've stopped talking. Then 3mzy (@emzymeow) and Aya (@a_y_a_n_o._) go b2b — dark, glitchy, psychedelic, cosmic — two voices turning the room into one conversation.

In the Hall, Nando (@nan__do_) weaves soulful house, funk, disco, French Touch — warmth meets depth, bounce meets headspace. And Lulledo from Genoa, brings funky basslines and soulful grooves. His rule is simple: if it doesn't move you, it doesn't belong.

Doors open at 18:00 for dinner & drinks | Music starts from 21:30 | Tickets via link in bio

RASA presents Nene H (@nene.habiba) on June 5th, Friday 👁️

Turkish-Azerbaijani by roots, classically trained on piano, rooted in Berlin for over a decade — she's become one of the most compelling voices in electronic music today. Not just for what she plays, but for why. A vital presence in Berlin's queer underground, championing SWANA, Muslim, and femme perspectives in spaces that have long overlooked them.

Her debut Ali was stark and intimate. Her new album Second Skin goes deeper — nine tracks written through divorce, self-erasure, reawakening, and creative solitude. Middle Eastern heritage threaded through not as flourish but as declaration. She's remembering. Returning. Redefining.

On stage, she's shape-shifting — an 8-hour improvisation at STOOR, choral work with The National Choir of Georgia and the Dutch Opera. She pushes form without ever losing feeling.

To open the Floor, Prem (@premshekqr) sets a deep, hypnotic tone with narrative-driven techno and IDM — the kind of set that pulls you in before you realise you've stopped talking. Then 3mzy (@emzymeow) and Aya (@a_y_a_n_o._) go b2b — dark, glitchy, psychedelic, cosmic — two voices turning the room into one conversation.

In the Hall, Nando (@nan__do_) weaves soulful house, funk, disco, French Touch — warmth meets depth, bounce meets headspace. And Lulledo from Genoa, brings funky basslines and soulful grooves. His rule is simple: if it doesn't move you, it doesn't belong.

Doors open at 18:00 for dinner & drinks | Music starts from 21:30 | Tickets via link in bio

RASA presents Nene H (@nene.habiba) on June 5th, Friday 👁️

Turkish-Azerbaijani by roots, classically trained on piano, rooted in Berlin for over a decade — she's become one of the most compelling voices in electronic music today. Not just for what she plays, but for why. A vital presence in Berlin's queer underground, championing SWANA, Muslim, and femme perspectives in spaces that have long overlooked them.

Her debut Ali was stark and intimate. Her new album Second Skin goes deeper — nine tracks written through divorce, self-erasure, reawakening, and creative solitude. Middle Eastern heritage threaded through not as flourish but as declaration. She's remembering. Returning. Redefining.

On stage, she's shape-shifting — an 8-hour improvisation at STOOR, choral work with The National Choir of Georgia and the Dutch Opera. She pushes form without ever losing feeling.

To open the Floor, Prem (@premshekqr) sets a deep, hypnotic tone with narrative-driven techno and IDM — the kind of set that pulls you in before you realise you've stopped talking. Then 3mzy (@emzymeow) and Aya (@a_y_a_n_o._) go b2b — dark, glitchy, psychedelic, cosmic — two voices turning the room into one conversation.

In the Hall, Nando (@nan__do_) weaves soulful house, funk, disco, French Touch — warmth meets depth, bounce meets headspace. And Lulledo from Genoa, brings funky basslines and soulful grooves. His rule is simple: if it doesn't move you, it doesn't belong.

Doors open at 18:00 for dinner & drinks | Music starts from 21:30 | Tickets via link in bio

RASA presents Nene H (@nene.habiba) on June 5th, Friday 👁️

Turkish-Azerbaijani by roots, classically trained on piano, rooted in Berlin for over a decade — she's become one of the most compelling voices in electronic music today. Not just for what she plays, but for why. A vital presence in Berlin's queer underground, championing SWANA, Muslim, and femme perspectives in spaces that have long overlooked them.

Her debut Ali was stark and intimate. Her new album Second Skin goes deeper — nine tracks written through divorce, self-erasure, reawakening, and creative solitude. Middle Eastern heritage threaded through not as flourish but as declaration. She's remembering. Returning. Redefining.

On stage, she's shape-shifting — an 8-hour improvisation at STOOR, choral work with The National Choir of Georgia and the Dutch Opera. She pushes form without ever losing feeling.

To open the Floor, Prem (@premshekqr) sets a deep, hypnotic tone with narrative-driven techno and IDM — the kind of set that pulls you in before you realise you've stopped talking. Then 3mzy (@emzymeow) and Aya (@a_y_a_n_o._) go b2b — dark, glitchy, psychedelic, cosmic — two voices turning the room into one conversation.

In the Hall, Nando (@nan__do_) weaves soulful house, funk, disco, French Touch — warmth meets depth, bounce meets headspace. And Lulledo from Genoa, brings funky basslines and soulful grooves. His rule is simple: if it doesn't move you, it doesn't belong.

Doors open at 18:00 for dinner & drinks | Music starts from 21:30 | Tickets via link in bio

HipHop Dinner Club Upsize is here!

RASA Space
26 May 2026
7PM to 3AM

Sign up link in bio 👀

HipHop Dinner Club Upsize is here!

RASA Space
26 May 2026
7PM to 3AM

Sign up link in bio 👀

HipHop Dinner Club Upsize is here!

RASA Space
26 May 2026
7PM to 3AM

Sign up link in bio 👀

Only 2 weeks left before the current rice. menu says goodbye. Your favourites are leaving... and some may never return.

If there’s a dish you’ve been craving, this is your sign to come by one last time before we turn the page in June.

Only 2 weeks left before the current rice. menu says goodbye. Your favourites are leaving... and some may never return.

If there’s a dish you’ve been craving, this is your sign to come by one last time before we turn the page in June.

Only 2 weeks left before the current rice. menu says goodbye. Your favourites are leaving... and some may never return.

If there’s a dish you’ve been craving, this is your sign to come by one last time before we turn the page in June.

Only 2 weeks left before the current rice. menu says goodbye. Your favourites are leaving... and some may never return.

If there’s a dish you’ve been craving, this is your sign to come by one last time before we turn the page in June.

Only 2 weeks left before the current rice. menu says goodbye. Your favourites are leaving... and some may never return.

If there’s a dish you’ve been craving, this is your sign to come by one last time before we turn the page in June.

First show in 2026! Also the first time ever playing in CBD @rasaspace

Thanks to @identit_e for the organising the show!

shared stage with kick ass bands
@8forty5official
@mrtnsband
@terrestrea

Photos by @renz.visuals

First show in 2026! Also the first time ever playing in CBD @rasaspace

Thanks to @identit_e for the organising the show!

shared stage with kick ass bands
@8forty5official
@mrtnsband
@terrestrea

Photos by @renz.visuals

First show in 2026! Also the first time ever playing in CBD @rasaspace

Thanks to @identit_e for the organising the show!

shared stage with kick ass bands
@8forty5official
@mrtnsband
@terrestrea

Photos by @renz.visuals

First show in 2026! Also the first time ever playing in CBD @rasaspace

Thanks to @identit_e for the organising the show!

shared stage with kick ass bands
@8forty5official
@mrtnsband
@terrestrea

Photos by @renz.visuals

First show in 2026! Also the first time ever playing in CBD @rasaspace

Thanks to @identit_e for the organising the show!

shared stage with kick ass bands
@8forty5official
@mrtnsband
@terrestrea

Photos by @renz.visuals

First show in 2026! Also the first time ever playing in CBD @rasaspace

Thanks to @identit_e for the organising the show!

shared stage with kick ass bands
@8forty5official
@mrtnsband
@terrestrea

Photos by @renz.visuals

First show in 2026! Also the first time ever playing in CBD @rasaspace

Thanks to @identit_e for the organising the show!

shared stage with kick ass bands
@8forty5official
@mrtnsband
@terrestrea

Photos by @renz.visuals

ONE NIGHT ONLY, WE’RE GOING UPSIZE!

Rasa Space
26th May 2026
7pm to 3am

Sign up link out soon...

Maritime beats meet cultural hits at Singapore HeritageFest with a high-energy sober rave at RASA Space. Immerse yourself in bold rhythms, Nusantara soundscapes and pulsing lights as DJ Hammy (@meliaraine) and DJ Chael (@chael_en) spins all evening long. Your ticket also includes a specially curated mocktail 🍹

No alcohol — just pure movement, music and vibes. Grab your friends and come dance the night away! 💃

P.S. Be one of the first 50 through the doors and score an exclusive enamel pin of Pitta, the official mascot of Singapore HeritageFest 2026, specially designed by local artist @hahahafi ✨

🗓️ Saturday, 23 May
⏰ 4pm - 8pm
📍 RASA Space
🪩 Admission at $20 with group bundles promo, link in bio (Participants must be aged 18 and above)

On Saturday 16 May, @sivilianaffairs & RASA welcomes a cornerstone of the Melbourne underground to the building. Jmcee (@jmcee_music) is a selector who has spent fifteen years quietly becoming one of Australia’s most respected musical exports, and we are excited to finally have his energy on our floor.

As the co-founder of the legendary Breakfast Club, Jmcee is the architect of a Melbourne institution. For over a decade, he has steered what is arguably the city's most notorious marathon session at OneSixOne—a party that has defined the "afters" culture of Naarm. His mastery of the long-form set has made him a master of the dancefloor, capable of navigating through the early hours into the light of the next day with ease.

His sound is grounded in a lifelong love for funk and hip-hop, which he translates into a sophisticated 4/4 language. It is this specific, groove-heavy perspective that has taken him from his home base to the world's most discerning booths, including London’s Fabric, Tokyo’s Vent, and the iconic Club Der Visionaere in Berlin. Whether he is playing European festivals like Fusion and Waking Life or intimate club rooms, Jmcee remains a "DJ’s DJ"—understated in presence but absolute in his craft.

We are curious to see how he brings the spirit of the Melbourne marathon to RASA as he headlines the Hall for the Breakfast Club 12-Year Anniversary tour.

Tickets are available via the link in bio 🌟

On Saturday 16 May, @sivilianaffairs & RASA welcomes a cornerstone of the Melbourne underground to the building. Jmcee (@jmcee_music) is a selector who has spent fifteen years quietly becoming one of Australia’s most respected musical exports, and we are excited to finally have his energy on our floor.

As the co-founder of the legendary Breakfast Club, Jmcee is the architect of a Melbourne institution. For over a decade, he has steered what is arguably the city's most notorious marathon session at OneSixOne—a party that has defined the "afters" culture of Naarm. His mastery of the long-form set has made him a master of the dancefloor, capable of navigating through the early hours into the light of the next day with ease.

His sound is grounded in a lifelong love for funk and hip-hop, which he translates into a sophisticated 4/4 language. It is this specific, groove-heavy perspective that has taken him from his home base to the world's most discerning booths, including London’s Fabric, Tokyo’s Vent, and the iconic Club Der Visionaere in Berlin. Whether he is playing European festivals like Fusion and Waking Life or intimate club rooms, Jmcee remains a "DJ’s DJ"—understated in presence but absolute in his craft.

We are curious to see how he brings the spirit of the Melbourne marathon to RASA as he headlines the Hall for the Breakfast Club 12-Year Anniversary tour.

Tickets are available via the link in bio 🌟

On Saturday 16 May, @sivilianaffairs & RASA welcomes a cornerstone of the Melbourne underground to the building. Jmcee (@jmcee_music) is a selector who has spent fifteen years quietly becoming one of Australia’s most respected musical exports, and we are excited to finally have his energy on our floor.

As the co-founder of the legendary Breakfast Club, Jmcee is the architect of a Melbourne institution. For over a decade, he has steered what is arguably the city's most notorious marathon session at OneSixOne—a party that has defined the "afters" culture of Naarm. His mastery of the long-form set has made him a master of the dancefloor, capable of navigating through the early hours into the light of the next day with ease.

His sound is grounded in a lifelong love for funk and hip-hop, which he translates into a sophisticated 4/4 language. It is this specific, groove-heavy perspective that has taken him from his home base to the world's most discerning booths, including London’s Fabric, Tokyo’s Vent, and the iconic Club Der Visionaere in Berlin. Whether he is playing European festivals like Fusion and Waking Life or intimate club rooms, Jmcee remains a "DJ’s DJ"—understated in presence but absolute in his craft.

We are curious to see how he brings the spirit of the Melbourne marathon to RASA as he headlines the Hall for the Breakfast Club 12-Year Anniversary tour.

Tickets are available via the link in bio 🌟

On Saturday 16 May, @sivilianaffairs & RASA welcomes a cornerstone of the Melbourne underground to the building. Jmcee (@jmcee_music) is a selector who has spent fifteen years quietly becoming one of Australia’s most respected musical exports, and we are excited to finally have his energy on our floor.

As the co-founder of the legendary Breakfast Club, Jmcee is the architect of a Melbourne institution. For over a decade, he has steered what is arguably the city's most notorious marathon session at OneSixOne—a party that has defined the "afters" culture of Naarm. His mastery of the long-form set has made him a master of the dancefloor, capable of navigating through the early hours into the light of the next day with ease.

His sound is grounded in a lifelong love for funk and hip-hop, which he translates into a sophisticated 4/4 language. It is this specific, groove-heavy perspective that has taken him from his home base to the world's most discerning booths, including London’s Fabric, Tokyo’s Vent, and the iconic Club Der Visionaere in Berlin. Whether he is playing European festivals like Fusion and Waking Life or intimate club rooms, Jmcee remains a "DJ’s DJ"—understated in presence but absolute in his craft.

We are curious to see how he brings the spirit of the Melbourne marathon to RASA as he headlines the Hall for the Breakfast Club 12-Year Anniversary tour.

Tickets are available via the link in bio 🌟