Hey what’s up ravers,
I may not know all of you by name or in-person but I do know one thing for sure and that is ALL of us have experienced some form of grief through death of a loved one – a family member, a pet, a friend, a friend’s friend etc etc.’
6AM and its community is a wonderfully diverse microcosm of various backgrounds that all share the love for dance music. As May is Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, 6AM wanted to bring a spotlight to the AAPI artists and dance music industry members that are contributing to our constantly thriving scene. Even with various obstacles and the unfortunate recent aggression towards Asian Americans since the pandemic, there is still a growing talent pool of AAPI artists and industry figures. Apologies in advance to those who we did not get a chance to include in our list and apologies to those who do not necessarily associate themselves as AAPI.
In no particular order, 6AM wanted to bring you this constantly expanding list of AAPI dance music community members.
A pioneer for the underground movement in the past 10 years. Never wavering or faltering to trends and fads. Proving that doing what you love with your friends is a stronger and longer-lasting life than anything. This is Astronomar.
Ian Ludvig brings a 60min grooving set just before his newest EP “Like A Drug” releases on Human By Default.
Event planning can be stressful when done the wrong way, and sometimes stressful even when doing all the right steps. It is no surprise to us that Forbes listed “Event Coordinators” as the number 5th most stressful job for 2016, due to the number of logistics involved and things that could go wrong at any moment.
A single mistake can cause major setbacks and jeopardize your name or worse — your brand name. That is why it is essential to keep your ducks in a row and to know your basics before throwing your first party. These are tips based on experience curating events of all sizes and shapes for the better part of the last decade, ranging from club nights to festivals and warehouse parties to private events.
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