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8 articles on Hong Kong from Loopliner, the English-language voice of Asian electronic music: news, releases, club nights and festival coverage across Southeast Asia and beyond.
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DJ Hydra Returns to Hong Kong's Soho House on October 17
The Nigerian Afro house DJ headlines Hydra's House at Soho House Hong Kong on October 17, back in the city where he held a residency at The Trilogy.
Klasse Wrecks Named Its Debut EBM Duo Comply. The Opening Track Quotes RoboCop's Riot Robot.
Hong Kong label Klasse Wrecks' 62nd release is a debut EBM duo called Comply, and its opening track lifts ED-209's boardroom warning from RoboCop word for word.
Asia Music Event Picks Hong Kong's Soho House for Its First Edition. Jakarta's DWP Booker Has a Seat at the Table.
A new two-day conference wants to be Asia's answer to IMS Ibiza. Its first confirmed speaker list already includes the woman who books Jakarta's biggest festival.
Shanda Sold Out Hong Kong's ABYSS Parties for Three Years. Then She Moved to Berlin.
Hong Kong doesn't have a techno neighborhood or much room for one. Shanda built a sold-out party series there anyway, then left for the city that has both, and hasn't stopped looking back.
Shi Fu Miz Turns 10, and Its Warm-Up Party Just Put Southeast Asia on the Bill
Hong Kong's Shi Fu Miz festival marks a decade with Chez Damier headlining a new site on Nov 14-15, after today's warm-up party put Singapore and Jakarta selectors on the main stage.
A Hong Kong Producer Turned Cantopop Heartbreak Into 160BPM Footwork. DJ Mag Just Noticed.
Leo Cheng makes music as FINGERGAP, forcing romantic Cantonese pop ballads into Chicago footwork's 160BPM syncopation. DJ Mag just named him one to watch, on the back of a new single built around Hong Kong's own housing estates.
Hong Kong's House and Techno Clubs: The Ones Still Open in 2026
Drop is closed. FLY became Mudita, which also closed. Most club guides never noticed. Here is who is actually playing house and techno in Hong Kong right now, and what it costs to get in.
Yeti Out Turned a Hong Kong Party Blog Into Boiler Room's Comeback
Yeti Out started as two brothers and a friend blagging free entry to parties by pretending to write about them. Sixteen years later they run a Hong Kong radio station, a record label, and the crew Boiler Room called when it finally came back to the city.