This Friday 25th April, Shuko will be returning to Club 77 for a night of intricate drum patterns and dance. This time, in collaboration with Earth Night 2025 — a global initiative harnessing the energy of nightlife to amplify climate solutions. 

Donations on the door go directly to Green Music Australia, a not-for-profit working to make the music industry more sustainable—from festivals to studios and everything in between.

Alongside Club 77 resident Deepa, Shuko is an artist that captures the energy and ambition of Earth Night; known and loved for creating an engaging club atmosphere. To his productions and mixes, Shuko brings a creativity that is both eclectic and completely unique: drawing from a breadth of global influences. Shuko acknowledges dance music's rich heritage, while looking to the future of nightlife and community practices. 

You're known for your heaving club sets. What’s your secret weapon? 

I find that my audience is the most excited is Hard Hitting Drums! I can feel the energy radiate from the crowd when I complete a blend of music that’s familiar with something unexpected like percussion or live chop of a vocal. 

You’re a multidisciplinary creative, releasing lots of great music. I’d love to ask, what drives and inspires you to keep creating and staying future-forward? 

Creating is key to me feeling most like myself. I tend to take in a lot of information, constantly curious and inspired by what I listen to and see. My attempts to process or understand all this information is what drives me. I love to figure out how what I like is made and then expand on it! 

Are you working on any music at the moment? Any new inspirations or sounds we can expect? 

I’m always working on music. I hope to have an EP released by the end of this year. What I like is VERY eclectic and I have a mixed bag of influences. I’m drawing inspiration from styles such as Bass Music, Funk, GQOM, Jungle, Kuduro and Footwork to name a few. Even the Brainrot I scroll through infiltrates what I'm working on.

What can we expect from your Club 77 set? Any track ID's you'd like to share? 

You can expect DRUMS and some unreleased tracks from myself peppered into the mix.