Another megamix mashup including some of my favorites with anime and video games!
1. Slushii - Far Away 
2. Eve - Kitai Kitan (acapella)
3. ISOxo - How2Fly
4. Utada Hikaru - Simple & Clean (acapella)
5. ISOxo - How2Fly (Sportmoderemix)

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Far Away Kitan Simple and How2fly (SASIN JJK & KH Edit)

An anomaly in the Indianapolis rave scene, the decibel demon unleashes chaos in clubs and cons alike. Dubbed “the Weeb with a Sheeb,” he detonates dance floors with bass-heavy brainrot and meme-fueled madness, fusing anime, geek, and gamer materia into the ultimate limit break. This is not a set. This is a summon. 

With residencies at Glotaku, Club Kaiju, and NewtypeNight, this Crunchyroll-addicted bass baka hits harder than a shōnen betrayal arc. From anime ops to 808 drops, SHIBASCREAM staggers squads and will Isekai your @$$ straight into a dance dimension.

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사신 • (Sasin) (Hanja 死神) Death (Personified), God of death, Shinigami—isn’t just a DJ; he’s a force. Known for sets that leave crowds breathless and floors in ruins, his name echoes the impact he brings every time he takes control of the decks. With over a decade of open format mastery and a lifelong foundation in guitar and piano, Sasin moves between genres like a shapeshifter—fluid, fearless, and always a step ahead. His performances aren’t just musical sets; they’re experiences, built on tension, release, and deep crowd intuition. Whether flipping hip-hop into house or threading techno through nostalgic throwbacks, Sasin doesn’t follow trends—he builds his own lane. Now venturing deeper into a gritty, high-octane fusion of metal and rave, Sasin blends heavy guitar riffs with the raw energy of dubstep, trap, hardstyle, and techno. It’s not a detour—it’s a natural evolution. Aggression, emotion, and unpredictability have always been in his DNA. Drawing from everything from classical training to the chaos of metal, Sasin is on a mission to reimagine the dancefloor—not as a place to simply move, but to feel something primal. In this era of genre-defying sound, Sasin isn’t just part of the movement—he’s helping to lead it.