Featuring American DJ Diplo and British DJ Christina Novelli, Zouk Phuturescapes is said to be divided into three virtual parties, starting with the United States on Friday, followed by Asia and Australia on Saturday and in the United Kingdom on Sunday.

All events will be aired via video conference platform Zoom for a limited number of viewers of 1,000 each.

Interested viewers can register online via this link.

All three Zouk Phuturescapes will also be aired live on the organizers' Facebook and YouTube accounts.

Other performers announced include DJ LeNERD, DJ Che’Molly, DJ KoFlow, rapper Yung Raja, singer-songwriter Jasmine Sokko, musician Benjamin Kheng, DJ Rave Republic and DJ San Holo. Meanwhile rapper ShiGGA Shay, model-presenter Hanli Hoefer and actor Mae Tan will cohost.

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Presenting the full line-up of acts for this weekend’s Zouk Phuturescapes virtual rave, with the addition of @sanholobeats, @benjaminkheng, @raverepublic, and event hosts @shiggashay, @hanlihoefer and @marxmae. Fans of Mambo Jambo, we’ve got you covered with a special set too!⁠ ⁠ Sign up early for the Zoom party to stand a chance to win a Zouk gift pack and enjoy access to innovative features such as revolving 3D virtual backgrounds.⁠ ⁠ Sign-up here: https://bit.ly/zoukphuturescapes⁠ ⁠ Keep your eyes peeled for more announcements on the line-up schedule for each show. Click on the link in bio for more!⁠ ⁠ -⁠ #ZoukSingapore #ZoukPhuturescapes #VisitSingapore

A post shared by Zouk Singapore (@zouksingapore) on May 25, 2020 at 3:03am PDT

For the event, the organizers teamed up with media platform VICE, who collaborated with Australia-based design studio Tin&Ed to create augmented reality (AR) filters for Instagram users.

Among the filters is Diplo's avatar with a 3D image of the Gardens by the Bay in the background, which partygoers can use and post on their account. (wir/kes)

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Editor's note: The first paragraph of this article has been corrected.