Active for over two decades, Wu Zhuoling is one of Chengdu's most iconic independent artists. Oscillating between lush, melodic soundscapes and multi-layered dance rhythms, her music draws together modular synthesizers and ethereal vocals. Record producer and co-organiser of the ‘Small Projects’ （小计划）performance series, Zhuoling is one of the key figures pushing Chengdu’s new electronic voices to the fore.

Singer-songwriter, musician, producer and front woman of livetronic band Wednesday’s Trip, Wu Zhuoling is a prolific artist deeply involved with all elements of live performance and producing. She has toured across China and Europe, released dozens of albums and EPs and receive nominations for Best Female Artist and Best New Electronic Album of The Year. Like her musical output, Wu Zhuoling’s collaborations are wide ranging - composing and performing for the theater play “13 Million Single Bathtubs” by Taiwanese director Xu Sixian, and working with the Dutch media designer You Echo. A producer in her own right, she has also produced and mixed records for other bands and artists such as The

Hormones , Kafe.Hu, Lantern Festival, Jan and The Upside Down.

Active for over two decades, Wu Zhuoling is one of Chengdu's most iconic independent artists. Oscillating between lush, melodic soundscapes and multi-layered dance rhythms, her music draws together modular synthesizers and ethereal vocals. Record producer and co-organiser of the ‘Small Projects’ （小计划）performance series, Zhuoling is one of the key figures pushing Chengdu’s new electronic voices to the fore.

Singer-songwriter, musician, producer and front woman of livetronic band Wednesday’s Trip, Wu Zhuoling is a prolific artist deeply involved with all elements of live performance and producing. She has toured across China and Europe, released dozens of albums and EPs and receive nominations for Best Female Artist and Best New Electronic Album of The Year. Like her musical output, Wu Zhuoling’s collaborations are wide ranging - composing and performing for the theater play “13 Million Single Bathtubs” by Taiwanese director Xu Sixian, and working with the Dutch media designer You Echo. A producer in her own right, she has also produced and mixed records for other bands and artists such as The

Hormones , Kafe.Hu, Lantern Festival, Jan and The Upside Down.

Whether acoustic or electronic, Wu Zhuoling’s elegant melodies, deep and warm vocals, lyrical story-telling and mystic tranquil atmosphere always endow her music a pure and unique quality, one that touches the audience deep in their soul.Whether acoustic or electronic, Wu Zhuoling’s elegant melodies, deep and warm vocals, lyrical story-telling and mystic tranquil atmosphere always endow her music a pure and unique quality, one that touches the audience deep in their soul.

It may be Beijing and Shanghai that first comes to mind when you think of China, but venture further south-central and you'll find Chengdu. Amid its 8 million inhabitants is DJ-BLUE, the resident DJ at .TAG, and number one on speed-dial when it comes to supporting international bookings. With her music expressing visions of human evolution and creativity through a matrix of adventurous sound, she likes to share her inspiration collected from everything around her in the way of “play,” her sets will always show the door you just gotta walk through it.

Searing with Sichuan spice – Cora is bringing the heat from Chengdu.

Orbiting the cosmic specters of techno, trance, house, bass and breakbeat, Cora’s ever-evolving sound delivers with compelling momentum and astral intuition – superimposing dramatic subplots and emotional undertows onto unfurling rhythmic narratives, while channeling an acute sensitivity to the kinetic desires of the dancefloor.

All-night basement parties in the sleepless underbelly of Hong Kong’s OMA at the fulcrum of the ‘10s initiated Cora’s swift departure from the glitz and glamour of a long-time modelling career and stint as an indie film actor, towards an inspired pursuit of electronic energies and club music catharsis. An intercontinental dance savant, raving from China to Saigon and beyond – Cora has been a vital force in activating meridians between underground club scenes in East Asia and the rest of the world.

Incubated over years of work, sweat and tears at dedicated nightspots The Observatory in Ho Chi Minh City and .TAG Chengdu, her nuanced aesthetic and penchant for ephemeral grooves have now synthesized into a sophisticated style of her own.

After countless days and nights as the last girl on the dancefloor, Cora is one of the emerging talents providing the soundtrack to a city awakened, accelerating at a time where dance music has never been more vital.

Possessing a duality of aquatic flow and rhythmic endurance, HAO’s hard-hitting selections have cemented him as one of the most exciting names in Chengdu’s burgeoning underground club scene.

Deeply embedded in the creative hotbed of his hometown Chengdu — a constantly evolving megacity charged with towering machinery and skyscraping ambition — HAO has constructed a distinctive aesthetic that rushes with raw industrial power and delicate, emotive intuition. His blend of heavy, groove-laden techno is fast- acting and effective immediately — a potent concoction that has been proven to both transfix and transcend crowds into states of euphoric release well beyond sunrise.

Resident at TAG, HAO never fails to deliver sets of uplifting momentum and relentless energy. As a DJ and creative curator, Hao is also the leading force behind “Seafood Party,” an immersive techno party series that unites artists across a range of fields into a world of seductive visual and sonic submersion, providing some of the wildest, sweatiest nights in recent Chengdu club memory that have permeated deep into the hearts of the local queer community since 2016.

Tobias Patrick is a record collector, DJ and constant in Shanghai’s dance music scene. He has spent the last two decades immersing himself in club music - and has picked up one or two tricks along the way. Raised on Germany’s Techno and House Sound of the 1990s, his musical style is raw, groovy and ever-changing. After establishing one of the first minimal techno parties in Germany’s Ruhrgebiet - Monomusik, he went on to become a resident at Essen’s Goethebunker from 2006-2010. He has been DJing and organizing parties across China and Asia ever since. In Beijing, he was a resident of Haze, Migas and Dada and part of the Dim Sum Disco and 3 Discoteers collectives. He lives in Shanghai and frequently performs across the region.