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Robin Ordell is a name that quietly commands respect across Europe’s underground scene. A fixture at Berlin’s Club der Visionaere, Hoppetosse and The Pickle Factory, he’s the founder of No Time County and a long-time Half Baked resident – rarely spotted this far afield. His sets unfold like a journey through jazz, funk and minimal, weaving soulful rhythms with a pulse that never lets up. For those who’ve danced through his nights, there’s a knowing warmth, a shared secret in the grooves. If you haven’t yet, this feels like the perfect moment to begin – an invitation to dive deep into a world where music shapes the night and every beat tells a story. July 4. B500 via here and B700 at the door. Beamcube, 9pm onwards

Huerta arrives in Bangkok not with fanfare but with the kind of quiet assurance that fills a room before the first beat drops. A Berlin export with a penchant for swung-out house and hazy edits, he’s the sort of producer who doesn’t just play a set – he builds a world. Beamcube hosts the night, in collaboration with Bassis, the grassroots platform gently reshaping Asia’s electronic underground. His work, scattered across Slow Life and SlapFunk, leans into warmth, depth and just enough disorientation to keep you hooked. On the local end, Praw brings genre-blurring ease while Lsyndrome keeps the pulse steady. It’s not about the drop or the peak – it’s everything in between that leaves a mark. July 5. B400 via here and B600 at the door. Beamcube, 9pm onwards