KIARA is a Singapore-based DJ and producer redefining Asia’s club sound. Her sets fuse baile funk, jersey club, pop, hip-hop, bass house, and big room EDM into a bold, high-energy blend that’s as infectious as it is unpredictable.

Known for her viral mashups and explosive live performances, Kiara has played extensively across Asia — from Singapore, Indonesia, and the Philippines to major cities across the region — lighting up dance floors with her signature rhythm and attitude.

With every drop, Kiara channels raw emotion and movement, shaping the sound of a new generation of DJs emerging from Asia’s vibrant scene.

ALREADY DRAWING INTEREST FROM SOME OF THE MUSIC INDUSTRY'S TOP PROFESSIONALS, EDEN KAI'S FUTURE IN MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT IS ALREADY SHINING BRIGHTLY. BORN IN TOKYO, JAPAN AND CURRENTLY RESIDING IN HONOLULU, HAWAII EDEN HAS CAPTIVATED CROWDS ON THE INTERNET AS WELL LIVE MUSIC VENUES. 

EDEN KAI IS A SINGER-SONGWRITER, MUSICIAN AND ACTOR. HE STARTED PLAYING THE GUITAR THREE YEARS AGO TEACHING HIMSELF BY WATCHING YOUTUBE VIDEOS, DEVELOPING HIS OWN STYLE, AND HAS BECOME A VIRTUOSO AT 16 COMPOSING OVER 100 SONGS. IN 2015 HE MADE HISTORY WINNING BEST INSTRUMENTALIST AND BECOMING THE FIRST EVER INSTRUMENTALIST TO WIN THE OVERALL GRAND CHAMPION OF HAWAII'S PRESTIGIOUS BROWN BAGS TO STARDOM TALENT COMPETITION! THIS IS THE SAME COMPETITION WHICH HELPED LAUNCH BRUNO MARS, TIA CARRERE, GLENN MEDEIROS, JAKE SHIMABUKURO AND YUNA ITO.

Chris Key
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L80sman
Pho Boy Legend

Former Collabs:
Baüser
Mugatu
Vercin Getorix
Drexit
Brexit
Bigsby & Chives
Brada
Serac & Spire
Koda
HelloWorld

My name is Andy. I try to write songs that remind us about things we may have forgotten. Through these songs, I want to remind myself and you to listen to that sometimes-quiet inner voice that can be drowned out by negative thoughts. At their best, I like to think of songs as invisible spiritual chiropractors, they bring us back to our center. They give us little reminders when we least expect it. A lot of my philosophy and inspiration comes from my Mom. She taught me that music is the ladder to our souls. She died when I was 25. Her death broke me into a million pieces. I learned a lot by putting myself back together. After her death, I spent most of my time street performing, often with no one listening. No one wants happy songs from someone who hasn't truly been sad. I’ve been sad. This past year without any shows has been especially hard on me. I think, like many others, it forced me to reevaluate where I get my self-worth from. These new songs provide a front row seat into my attempt to vulnerably examine and explain my ongoing journey to love myself. I hope these songs help us climb higher together.

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