Rooted in the fundamentals of DJ culture, he is a dedicated collector, sourcing records across the region to refine a signature selection. His sets move fluidly through minimal, house, and techno—shaped by analog textures and dubby undercurrents. Facilitating a steady exchange of artists through the local scene, he is guided by a deep curiosity and a lasting respect for the craft.
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what people say
“Melbourne club scene is diverse in terms of music and demographics. There is a place for everyone and it's a healthy environment where music, artists and events can grow.”
— ella online — after hours session: mas kato
“I always try to record something different for each mix, and I try to play for a new audience. I kind of enjoy recording a mix where there is no dance floor because it's more for a home listening purposes.”
— ella online — after hours session: mas kato
“My good friends Manato and Kazuma Onishi from Tokyo Love Hotel (Melbourne) host Japanese artists and that's how it all started!”
— ella online — after hours session: mas kato
“Be formless and open minded to something new. Be a student of the craft.”
— ella online — after hours session: mas kato
the local record
23melbourne nights on the books since april 2023
6in the last year
usually atkilling time ×12 · my aeon ×4 · angel music bar ×3
warmed the stage for @Bayu at section 8 — july 2026
warmed the stage for Akane (1) at angel music bar — july 2026
warmed the stage for Jinx at killing time — june 2026
warmed the stage for C29sty at killing time — november 2025