Big Game Weekend: ANASTASiiA + YUKA YU

with trance, deep, progressive grooves, and techno—pumping basslines, driving melodies, all night. YUKA YU sets the tone from 10pm to12am before ANASTASiiA takes over to close the night.

ANASTASiiA, also known as Anastasiia Supruniuk, is an American artist and producer with a broad range of creative influences. At a young age of five, ANASTASiiA began creating melodies on a toy keyboard, which sparked her passion for music. She never looked back, and continued to develop her skills as a music maker. She has an exceptional talent for producing catchy tunes and creating unique vibes inspired by various styles. However, she remains deeply rooted in melodic techno, a genre that she has mastered and truly managed to make her own.
Her music stands out as a remarkable example of what people can expect from her production-wise, and the edgy mix of different genres, combined with the artist’s personality and flow, is a truly winning factor that makes her work all the more enjoyable and compelling. More importantly, ANASTASiiA is more than just an entertainer. She aims to evoke strong emotions and make a positive impact on the audience
with her vibes.

YUKA YU, Hailing from Taipei, Taiwan, Yuka is a sound and film artist and DJ. With a mix of Chinese, Japanese and Dutch heritage, she has infused her music with a global sensibility. She began DJing while living in London, where she bridged the underground and the mainstream. Her sets weave unique stories and take listeners on a genre-mixing, multicultural musical journey. Yuka has played in premiere nightclubs and other venues all over London, East Asia, and North America.

Her Chinatown After Dark parties have become a local favorite. She also sings and plays the Chinese flute, and DJ’s regularly with live musicians who play the Guzheng (古筝), violin, bass guitar, trumpet and didgeridoo—with her genre-bending electronic style. Yuka’s career highlights include playing on the Insomniac Camp OG stage at EDC Las Vegas, playing at Ministry of Sound (London), The Independent and Noise Pop Fest in SF, and the Rabbit Hole (New Orleans) during Jazzfest at night, as well as art exhibitions for Laura Kimpton at the Sausalito Center for Arts and Yuan Goang-Ming at the Asian Art Museum, where she also showcased her own video art.