Australia’s DJ Boring arrives at Potato Head Beach Club alongside Jakarta-based Herta and local hero Dita for a night of nuanced dancefloor flavours. Don’t let the name fool you, watching DJ Boring in action is the antithesis of his tongue-in-cheek pseudonym; vibrant, fun and full of passion. Having started DJing at parties in Melbourne aged 18, he moved to London in 2015 — from where he achieved viral success the following year with his breakthrough track ‘Winona’. Since then, he’s released music on benchmark labels Running Back and Shall Not Fade, and has performed his infectious live show and energetic DJ sets across clubland’s most discerning floors. Herta, meanwhile, is a key figure in Jakarta’s esoteric music scene. As well as founding the Abadi Record’s store and platform, he regularly brings his cultured blend of funk, world music and all shades of electronica to bars and clubs of the Indonesian capital and hosts vinyl-only radio shows on Echobox Amsterdam and Norrm radio. Completing an intriguing lineup, Potato Head resident and local favourite Dita will effortlessly join the musical dots between all shades of house and disco, from dream house to Italo and much more in between. See you at the Beach Club for another extended session of dance-ready musical moves. LiINE UP DJ Boring Over the last few years, Tristan Hallis (AKA DJ Boring) has risen rapidly thanks to his energetic sets, impeccable selection and high-quality productions. The Australian artist takes great pride in his digging capabilities, constantly searching for lesser-known gems from years gone by to pair with cutting-edge sounds from the contemporary musical landscape. Herta Herta's love of vinyl records was born during trips to the flea markets of Jakarta with his father, where he would marvel at stacks of records of all genres and styles. He’s the founder of Abadi Records and a beloved member of the SCRUBS! Collective, alongside whom he continues to work Jakarta’s dancefloors and shine light on forgotten musical gems. Dita Equipped with an alluring inventory of versatile sounds and an intrinsic ability to read the floor, Potato Head resident Dita elegantly captivates crowds with her lovingly curated blend of proto-house, Balearic disco, ‘90s breaks and more.