PLANET HAD2: LEVEL 9 Player 1: Koji Aiken Friday, April 2 DJ Sets: 9p - 2a 2727 W Broad St 21+ Koji Aiken is a Japanese-Canadian drum and bass artist redefining the future of bass music in North America, but before he was behind the decks, he was building a platform. Starting as a content creator and the "DNB Plug," Koji gained over 140,000 followers across TikTok and Instagram by curating high-quality DnB content, championing underground artists, and building trust as a go-to source for fans of the genre. His following has helped fuel a movement, not just a music project. After years of supporting the scene, Koji made the leap from influencer to artist. Known now for his high-energy productions and emotionally-charged sets, he blends the raw grit of jump-up with the soul of liquid and melodic bass. His music reflects a deep love for rave culture, storytelling, and making people feel seen, free, and unstoppable. Koji has released on respected labels like High Tea Records, PUREFILTH, and Th3rd Brain. His viral remix of Billie Eilish’s Ocean Eyes turned the pop hit into a dreamy liquid anthem, while originals like FAKE and Same Thoughts showcase his balance of heavy basslines and emotion. He's played major festivals like Electric Love and Altitude Festival, made his U.S. debut at Exchange LA, sold out headline shows at Après Après and Coastal Sound Club, etc. He's also supported legends including Pendulum, ShockOne, T&Sugah, Culture Shock, Reaper, AEON:Mode, and Sub Zero. Beyond music, Koji founded KUMU, a promo group pushing bass culture on the Canadian West Coast. Through KUMU and his personal brand, he's promoted hundreds of tracks, mentored emerging talent, and helped build a thriving community. Rooted in Japanese philosophy, community empowerment, and a bold DIY spirit, Koji Aiken isn’t just another artist; he's a movement in motion. ——— LOSO Safe Space Policy ——— LOSO is a place for music lovers and dancers to come and express themselves freely. We encourage everyone to enter into the space with respect for one another. In order to ensure safety and enjoyment for all, we have defined our safe space policy, below: We have zero tolerance for violence, racism, transphobia, sexism or any other discriminatory language or actions. If anyone or anything makes you feel unsafe while you’re inside, please go to any of our staff, and they will assist you. Video and photography are acceptable, but we ask you respect our no flash policy. And remember, the dance floor is for dancing - if you’re not dancing, make space for those who are. —————— ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL