Daichi Wada (JP) + Little Miss Lucifer

About

Daichi Wada came up in Japan’s underground, singing in grindcore bands before a trip to Berlin in 2011 opened his eyes for Techno. Two years later, he relocated - drawn deeper into the city’s sound and infrastructure.
Working exclusively with vinyl, his practice is rooted in digging and building a collection of records defined by texture, pressure, and history. His sets move across techno, industrial, ghetto tech, breakbeat, acid, electro, and ’90s–’00s techno, held together by a sharp sense of control and flow.
There’s a tension in how he builds, slow, deliberate progression cut with sudden turns. The result is dense, physical, and absorbing, pulling the floor into something darker and more immersive.

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What to expect

Expect a full room and a queue worth planning around — this is one of the strongest signals in the city right now. Energy is the product. Pace yourself; the peak comes later than you think.

The essentials

Pricing is moderate, and the event runs Fri 23:00. You'll find it at The Villa — the surrounding blocks carry the same energy, so the night doesn't have to end at one address.