Breakfast at Elevator invites back one of the most intriguing figures in the current techno scene - Thailand's Sunju Hargun has been making waves and inspiring connections on dancefloors around the world with his productions, label, and DJ sets. Sunju has honed a signature sound of minimal techno, tribal rhythms, and deep downtempo while holding residencies across Singapore, Indonesia, and Vietnam. Inspired by the traditional music of these countries, his DJ sets and productions are lush tonal sound baths, with plenty of nature references. Shimmering ambient evokes misty mountain tops while puffs of Goa trance conjure up beach sunrises. He's transported crowds at clubs like Panorama Bar and De School and festivals like Horst and Equation, and Elevator is ready to dance with him for the first time since 2016. His label project, Siamese Twins Records, is also rooted in pan-Asian connections. A platform to explore old-world chants and ceremonial percussion turned into both ambient jams and driving dancefloor burners, the label hosts much of Hargun's own work, including Bollywood-inspired acid made as Mogambo, a production outfit he runs with Jerom Doudet.  Support comes from a deep and dreaming cohort of Shanghai selectors - outer space maven Rainsoft brings her deft production touch into her sets; Q from Beijing's Wigwam crew brings a floating warmth to the warmup. Breakfast resident Mau Mau brings things to a Jianbing close. Tasty visuals all night from Moving Picture.

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