Recovery Collective & Translate pres. DRUNKEN KONG (Japan)

Recovery Collective & Translate presents...

DRUNKEN KONG (Japan)
[Tronic/Terminal M]

• FRIDAY JUNE 24
• MY AEON, BRUNSWICK
• 9PM to 6AM
• 2 FLOORS OF FUNKTION ONE

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Drunken Kong is the project of D. Singh from Tokyo Japan. In 2010, the he started the project when one day, he suddenly decided to make a track.

Since then, he has released two albums on Christian Smith's label Tronic, The Signs Within (2017) and Where We Start (2020) as well as numerous EPs and singles on labels such as Octopus Recordings, Stil Vor Talent and Terminal M while remaining active with domestic label such as Session WOMB. All 7 tracks of their EPs in early 2017 on Tronic and Terminal M have entered Beatport Top 100 Techno chart at the same time, which has made an impact on the Asian and global techno scene.

Since then, Drunken Kong's music has been constantly entering top charts. His music is gaining a lot of attention/support from international top artists and DJs such as Carl Cox, Adam Beyer, Christian Smith, Monika Kruse, Pan-Pot, Umek, Hernan Cattaneo and Deadmau5, just to name a few. His release “Repeat” from Octopus Recordings entered the Beatport Techno Top 10, and most recently, he created a hit track named “Phoenix” which climbed up to No. 3 in the Top 100 Beatport Techno Chart, being supported and played by many artists around the globe.

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SUPPORTS

ANDREW TILL
APOLETT
APRIL KERRY
GENKI TANAKA
INBTWEEN
IVAN KYROV
JYDN & AMUZE
KALKARA
KAZUMA ONISHI

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Early Bird: $20
General Release: $25
Final Release: $30

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