Lion City Drum and Bass

Like a superhero leading multiple lives and secret identities, DJ Nonsequitur has to balance the demands of real life and his passion for education and music. Being both a teacher and a DJ is not an easy task, but in each aspect, he finds a synthesis of creative energy and purpose. A teacher must often be an entertainer to get his students’ attention. Vice versa, the DJ is an educator, purveyor and preacher of quality music, constantly refreshing his repertoire to broaden the musical knowledge of his audience. His love for D&B motivates him to reach out to the maturing clubbing audience and share with them another great genre of music.

A well-liked DJ in the local D&B scene, Nonsequitur has played alongside top local DJs like, Aresha, Andy Vortex and Subvert, and is part of local D&B crews Subvert and TherapyAsia.

Those who have been to any of her gigs will unreservedly agree to proclaim Aresha as Singapore’s “Queen of drum and bass”. DJ Aresha has been flying the junglist flag since 1998, and has a track record that spans the highly acclaimed Barcelona’s Sonar Festival to Singapore’s F1. Aresha has also represented Singapore at the Red Bull Music Academy and has DJ-ed alongside heavyweights such as Kraftykuts, London Elektricity among others.

Singapore's underground and nightlife scene in the ’90s would only exist as mental memories if not for the efforts of one of Singapore's earliest nightlife photographers in the trade—Ungku Ibrahim.

A founding member of Colossal photos and one of the most familiar faces behind the camera for many, Ungku has compiled an impressive archive and curriculum vitae since 2005. He has since amassed an extensive portfolio, with his camera lens gracing some of the biggest events in Singapore—this includes ZoukOut, Ultra Music Festival and Future Music Festival to name a few.