Explore Five Unmissable Artists at Ultra Taiwan 2024, Each Redefining the Electronic Music Scene
Ultra Taiwan 2024 is gearing up to be the largest edition yet in this vibrant island nation. Scheduled for November 16-17 at Dajia Riverside Park in Taipei, the festival will showcase a stellar lineup of global icons and emerging talents. The Mainstage will host renowned names like DJ Snake, Hardwell, Zedd, Madeon, Chase & Status, and Black Tiger Sex Machine, promising an unforgettable weekend of electrifying performances.
Meanwhile, the RESISTANCE stage is set for techno enthusiasts, featuring artists like ARTBAT, Chris Avantgarde, Miss Monique, and Mind Against. While these headliners are bound to attract large crowds, it’s essential to pay attention to the incredible talent rising in Asia and beyond. Read on to discover five artists you definitely don’t want to miss at Ultra Taiwan 2024.
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Five Emerging Artists to Watch at Ultra Taiwan 2024
Savø
Known as Mateo Savo, Savø is a Taiwanese-German DJ and producer making waves in Taiwan’s underground scene. His techno sets are intense and atmospheric, exploring the depths of ambient, minimal, industrial, and hard techno, creating immersive experiences for his audience. As the founder of Nos Obscura and a key player at Taipei’s Studio 9, Savø is passionate about fostering community through techno. Be sure to catch his high-energy performance at the Ultra Park Stage on Saturday, November 16.
Belle Sisoski
Malaysian artist Belle Sisoski offers a unique, culturally rich perspective at the festival. Growing up surrounded by her homeland’s musical heritage, Belle developed a deep appreciation for diverse musical traditions, thanks to her mother, a music teacher. She merges traditional Southeast Asian instruments with contemporary electronic sounds, creating a fusion that honors her roots while pushing musical boundaries. Don’t miss her distinctive performance at the Ultra Park Stage on Saturday, November 16.
Weird Genius
The Indonesian trio Weird Genius has gained international acclaim by blending electronic dance music with traditional Indonesian influences. Their standout track, “Lathi,” achieved global chart success, and collaborations with artists like Yellow Claw and a deal with American label Astralwerks have propelled their international presence. Expect an unforgettable performance that fuses modern sounds with traditional Southeast Asian melodies at the Ultra Park Stage on Sunday, November 17.
Ramsey Westwood
Representing a different facet of the festival, Ramsey Westwood is a Malaysian DJ and producer known for his hardstyle and trance-infused tracks. As the first Malaysian DJ to perform at London‘s Ministry of Sound, he has garnered support from industry titans like Armin van Buuren and Ferry Corsten. Ramsey’s energetic set is sure to get the crowd moving, adding an exhilarating element to the festival lineup. Catch him on Saturday, November 16, at the UMF radio stage.
Bernie Bright
A native of Taiwan, Bernie Bright found his passion for electronic music while studying in London in 2012, where he fully immersed himself in the city’s dynamic music culture. A talented sound engineer, festival organizer, and pianist, Bernie has performed in cities like London, Shanghai, Tokyo, and Singapore. His sets are characterized by a unique, funky style that celebrates the joy of music. Don’t miss Bernie Bright live at Ultra Taiwan on Sunday, November 17, at the Ultra Park Stage.
