DJ Kzee Vol. 66
A three-minute web preview, prepared from the original 55-minute archive master.
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The original crowd-hype drop contains explicit language.Singapore club mixtapes & archive downloads
From Europa Ridley’s and Devil’s Bar to Powerhouse at St James Power Station—a career built across Singapore’s dance floors.

The mixtapes
House, R&B, reggaeton and open-format memories from Singapore’s radio and club era.
A three-minute web preview, prepared from the original 55-minute archive master.
A three-minute web preview, prepared from the original 54-minute archive master.
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The story
Known among his peers for an unwavering love of music, DJ Kzee began collecting dance compilations at 17. His first opportunity to move a crowd came in 1997 at Ridleys in the Ana Hotel, followed by sets across the Europa circuit.
A residency at the renowned Devils Bar in 2001 established his open-format identity. From commercial dance, trance and house to R&B and hip-hop, his selections were shaped by the room—commanded with finesse, never confined by genre.
“26 years. Three defining clubs. One enduring sound.”

Saturday nights on Power 98FM, bringing club music to the airwaves.
St James Power Station memories across Ladies Night, Houselife and Supafly.
House, R&B, reggaeton and open-format mixtapes built for Singapore dance floors.
The chapters

DJ Kzee’s work reached Power 98’s Saturday-night audience in 2007 and circulated widely through blogs and online music communities. His growing profile was documented by The New Paper and The Straits Times Life, while his mixtapes became a soundtrack for retail spaces, events, roadshows and private celebrations.
When St James Power Station transformed Singapore nightlife, DJ Kzee became a resident at Powerhouse. He shaped It’s A Girlie Affair on Wednesdays, house-led Fridays and the crowd-favourite Supafly on Saturdays—nights remembered for their energy, queues and fiercely loyal following.
His audience grew past 10,000 followers, leading to major campus appearances and a Powerhouse performance alongside DJ Felli Fel. By 2012, DJ Kzee had created more than 25 mixtapes and attracted over 200,000 downloads through djkzee.net.
In 2011, DJ Kzee performed at Singapore Night in Moscow, organised by Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Singapore Tourism Board. Alongside his DJ work, his voice also featured in television, radio and corporate campaigns.
A passionate music craftsman, DJ Kzee’s signature has always been the blend: precise live mixing, fearless cross-genre transitions and an instinct for what moves a room.

Reloaded archive
This is not starting over. It is bringing the original story back properly.
The beginning of more than 26 years in Singapore music and nightlife.
Main-room nights spanning commercial dance, trance, house, R&B and hip-hop.
Coverage in The New Paper and The Straits Times, followed by Saturday-night mixtapes on Power 98.
It’s A Girlie Affair, Friday house sessions and sold-out Supafly Saturdays at St James Power Station.
Representing Singapore through music at an event organised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Singapore Tourism Board.
The archive returns as a modern listening experience.








Signature audio archive
Professionally catalogued Supafly sweepers, station IDs and DJ Kzee voice drops—short recordings that became instantly recognisable across Singapore’s dance floors.
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