Name: Sunset Service w/ Daffa, Greybox, and Faktta
Start: 2025-06-27
Location: Beach Club

In service of good times - and the ritual of the sunset.

Every Friday from mid-June to August, our resident DJs take over the Beach Club for a five-hour sonic journey - serving good times from sundown into nightfall.

The sunset set has always held a special place in music culture. A moment for connection, reflection, and regeneration - where rhythms slow and we move in harmony with the shifting atmosphere.

As part of our 15-year anniversary, we return to the spirit of our Sun Down Circle- inviting familiar Potato Head faces and special guests to soundtrack your summer evenings in true sunset spirit, alongside our residents.

Walk-ins welcome. Tables and daybeds are best booked in advance.

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Sunset Service w/ Daffa, Greybox, and Faktta

, — Beach Club

Line-up Profiles

Daffabedamned

It's safe to say that this Jakarta kid, daffabedamned (formerly known as Jnaro) is one of the capital city's most promising, unique and versatile DJs that has come out in recent years. Having grew up in a musical environment, Daffa has been exploring and diving deep in a wide range of music since his teen years. So it's natural to see him cut his teeth as a DJ in Jakarta’s ever evolving nightlife scene back in 2014, before even graduating high school.

Greybox

Bali-based Greybox is an educator, composer, and multi-instrumentalist whose sound blends elements of electronic, dub, house, andukg.

In 2012, while living in NewYork, Greybox began his musical journey on an MPC1000, which quickly evolved with the introduction of Ableton his mastery of which led him to create Grey Audio Lab, training aspiring music producers in Indonesia.

Faktta

With all the gifts of connection and inspiration she has been blessed with on and off the dance floor, Jakarta born, Bali based faktta intends to give back by sharing curated soundscapes that drift fluidly between genres, but remain anchored in emotional truth. Her signature lies in the shadows—minor chords, broken beats, and rhythms that recall the introspective, groove-laden energy of UK imprints including Bruk, UKG, and the new wave of UK Jazz.