Berlin's diversity molds into a memorable night at Studio

Japanese underground scene with appearances at events like the Labyrinth festival, makes a return to Tokyo. In a career that spans for 20 years, the Berlin-based DJ has straddled many key cities in the scene, playing A&R roles behind TANSTAAFL and The Bunker New York and being a resident at parties in Detroit, a city that has helped form a fundamental part of his musical aesthetic. As a producer, he debuted with Split Series for Steve O’Sullivan’s Mosaic in 2014, which was followed by Raxeria, his 2015 first solo effort for Wolfskuil. Like his DJ sets, his forward-thinking minimalistic productions that draw on his deep musical background have created stirs. Sharing the stage, AOKI Takamasa, a similarly international Japanese act with a 20-year-old mainstay Raster-Noton, demonstrates his live set. Also, Resom makes her Japan debut, expected to give another grace to the night, as she is one of the initial residents at ://about blank, one of the strongholds in Berlin that has appealed to sophisticated musical palates of locals and has gained tremendous support.