Vesper
When the city's golden hour becomes its dancefloor. One rooftop, the skyline behind it, and a sound that carries from the last of the light into the night.
Picking up where we left off.
We had started planning my album launch at WET Deck late last year. In December, my father passed, and I stepped back. I spent the months since in the studio; the album exists because of him. The second half of 2026 is my return to the floor, and I would like it to begin where we paused, with you.
A local artist who carries an international stamp.
I produce my own records, run my own label, and took a Malaysian-led showcase to Amsterdam Dance Event, the world's leading electronic music event. Press play; the work speaks before I do.
- 01Cliff Coffin, recording & performing artistMelodic, deep and progressive house with an underground edge. The album Fault Tolerance is out now.
- 02Founder & label boss, Sync PrimitiveMy own independent label. I write it, release it, and curate it; not a hired selector, a maker.
- 03The Crossing at Amsterdam Dance EventI curated and performed in The Crossing, which ADE billed as the first Malaysian-led showcase at Amsterdam Dance Event. That stage was techno; for a rooftop at golden hour I program the warmer, melodic end of the same craft.
- 04A complete artist-operatorSelf-produced, self-released, self-marketed. I arrive with a catalogue, an audience, and the will to do the work.
Built for WET Deck, not borrowed for it.
A rooftop with the Twin Towers behind it does not need harder; it needs deeper. This is an underground sensibility dressed for the skyline, the exact register Stereo Therapy already lives in.
Melodic, deep, organic
Warm, emotive house that moves with the light: a sunset opening, a golden-hour groove, a night peak that never breaks the elegance of the room. In the register of Nico Morano, Tim Green and Sam Divine, tuned to a Kuala Lumpur rooftop.
On-ethos with W
W is music-forward and proudly local. I am a homegrown artist who built an international story independently. That is the W narrative made real: local craft, global standing, dressed to the standard of the house.
A night that makes both of you look good.
Not a favour to grant. A night that earns its place. Here is what it offers the people who say yes.
A resident built to make your Thursdays easier
Stereo Therapy is the monthly headline. I would hold the weekly Thursday underneath it, in the same register, so the rooftop has a deep-house pulse between your marquees.
- An artist who works to your curation, never around it
- Local authenticity, with a real ADE 2025 showcase on the record
- My own audience and marketing engine, working the night alongside yours
- Sync Primitive as a bench of guests, for you to call on
A brand story you can send upward
W global asks every house to grow its local scene. A Malaysian artist-operator returning to the stage at W is exactly that case study, ready to forward.
A homegrown Malaysian artist who led the first Malaysian showcase at Amsterdam Dance Event, back on the floor at W KL: the global-standing, local-roots story W asks every house to tell.
- A "celebrating local talent" win for the regional and global W brand
- W Sound Suite, if it fits: sessions created in-house, should the hotel open the studio
- A reason for the rooftop to fill on a Thursday, the cold-start risk carried by me
- A warm, press-friendly story with genuine heart behind it
One evening, told in three acts.
Vesper is the city's dusk hour given a dancefloor, a journey from the last light into the heart of the night, programmed so the room is never asked to do something the hour doesn't want.
Four Thursdays to start
A four-week pilot, judged on covers and spend, grown to a standing weekly only if the numbers earn it. Small commitment, compounding upside.
Yours to direct
You curate WET Deck; I just hold the sunset-to-night slot to your brief. Sync Primitive guests are there if and when you want them. A resident who executes your direction, nothing to manage.
Content, made in-house
A monthly Vesper Sessions, filmed on the rooftop, with W Sound Suite available as an in-house option if the hotel opens it. Original content the house can own and post.
Marketing from both sides
My network and channels alongside W's reach. Two engines on one night; I carry the cold-start risk.
Let's begin where we paused.
Four Thursdays on the rooftop to begin, the sound built for the room, a brand story your house can be proud of. Grow it only if it earns it. Hear the music first, then let's find a coffee and a date.