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Underground Crossover Collective Yeti Out: All Music, No Myth

FeaturedPLEASURES x Yeti Out, 2019. All rights reserved

Founded by brothers Arthur and Tom Bray together with Eri Ali, Yeti Out has become one of the best known DJ crews for youth nightlife and fashion marketing activations in Greater China.

Elsbeth van Paridon -- China Fashion| Urban Culture Groupie Music, Urban Lifestyle Leave a comment April 19, 2019April 19, 2019 3 Minutes

China’s EDM Scene: The Pounding Sub-Bass Source That Sends Heads Spinning

FeaturedBerlin-based Chinese DJ BB Deng via IG: @bb.deng.music, 2019. All rights reserved

Once a country dominated by pop (and though it still has a dominant position in the market), it seems China’s music scene is becoming more diverse. Rave 'n Roll!

Elsbeth van Paridon -- China Fashion| Urban Culture Groupie China Millennials, Music, Subculture Leave a comment February 28, 2019March 2, 2019 5 Minutes

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