SLIMEFEST resident and co-founder, Hong Kongç Fry Up is a Hong Kong-based DJ and co-founder/resident of SLIMEFEST. He is best known for his blend of euphoria and catharsis, taking heavy influence from the prog-house, acid, and electro titans in Europe and sprinkling his findings around the HK underground circuit. The result of his time on the dancefloor is a set that never settles for one sound - as he strives to seamlessly weave through richly textured soundscapes. From downtempo to baile, electro to house; all while remaining both versatile and intentional - shifting from patience to eclecticism when the time is just right. In addition to SLIMEFEST, Fry Up has shared the decks with some of Hong Kong’s most exciting figures, including Busyboi, Casey Anderson, and TENG, as well as renowned international selectors such as Yung Singh (UK) and Hainafromchina (Normiecorp).

Born and raised in Hong Kong, JFÜNG started his journey in electronic music & djing in 2014, and after years of traveling around and exploring music selection & production, the underground scenes & music festivals from multiple cities like Los Angeles, Taipei, Shanghai, Amsterdam, Shenzhen, Hong Kong and more deeply influenced him. In the summer of 2021, JFÜNG curated DARK METAZ, an audio-visual-journey experience. This underground bass-music rave collective showcases talents with their darker sounds and visuals, including a resident radio show on FMBelowground. JFÜNG is obsessed with deep, dark, bass-heavy rhythms, and his live sets always take the listener on a journey of electronic music. In 2023, he was invited to play at Clockenflap, Omni Field & ShiFuMiz,. Dark Metaz was selected by artists like Hebbe (NL) & The Glitch Mob (US) as the official host & promoter for their Asia tour.

YONG YING is a Hong Kong-based techno dj who got on the decks in 2020 and has since obtained a reputation for playing dark, heavy and fast-paced hypnotic sound that liberates the mind. She also takes pleasure in presenting obscure and niche sonics to her audience. She aims to bring new, unusual sounds to the world, because she sees music as a important outlet amidst the mundanity of daily life. From Eaton Radio to Social Room to Mihn Club, the name YONG YING is steadily making its mark in Hong Kong's subversive scene.