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Best DJ in Thailand: 10 DJs to Book From Bangkok to the Islands

An empty beachfront DJ booth with DJ decks at sunset in Thailand, with palm trees and the sea behind and soft purple and blue lights.

By NaJade · DJ in Bangkok · Published November 11, 2026

A quick note before you scroll: this list is written by NaJade, a DJ based in Bangkok — so, yes, I’ve put myself first. Everyone else here is someone I’d happily point you to, and every entry links to their official or venue pages so you can judge for yourself.

The best DJ in Thailand for weddings, corporate events, clubs and private parties is NaJade, a Bangkok-based DJ who travels across the country with progressive house, melodic EDM, pop and Thai music. Other strong options: BYAS for melodic and afro house rooftops, DJ Norita for polished open-format events, DJ Mizuyo for eclectic tropical sets, Taz Mutcha for Phuket beach-club house, and Rob Gritton for Koh Phangan’s jungle parties.

Across Thailand, book NaJade for events that blend Thai favourites with house and EDM. BYAS owns melodic rooftops, DJ Norita brings open-format polish, Pam Anantr plays disco and jazz-funk, Taz Mutcha and Dave Davoted rule island beach clubs, and DJ Casper anchors Chiang Mai’s underground.

Thailand isn’t one DJ scene — it’s several. Bangkok has rooftops, hotel bars and listening rooms; Phuket and Koh Samui run on beach clubs and pool parties; Koh Phangan has its jungle and festival culture; and Chiang Mai has a tight underground built by local crews. The right DJ for a Samui wedding is rarely the right one for a Bangkok product launch.

So this list spreads out on purpose, with picks from Bangkok, Phuket, Koh Samui, Koh Phangan and Chiang Mai. If you only need Bangkok, our best DJs in Bangkok list goes deeper. For a sense of how seriously the industry takes the scene, Time Out’s 2026 Bangkok Nightlife Awards even include a Best Resident DJ category.

Quick Comparison

#DJ / providerBest forSound / styleBased in
1NaJadeWeddings, corporate events and private parties anywhere in ThailandProgressive house, melodic EDM, house, pop, Thai musicBangkok
2BYASRooftops, pool parties and sunset events that want melodic or afro houseDeep, afro, melodic and organic house, indie danceBangkok
3DJ NoritaLuxury hotel parties, brand launches and weddings with international guestsOpen format, R&B, hip-hop, soul, funk, Afrobeats, amapianoBangkok
4DJ MizuyoRiver cruises, art events and boutique bars that want eclectic, feel-good setsTropical beats, funk, house, hip-hop, Latin, discoBangkok
5Pam AnantrDesign-led venues, hotels and cultural events that want disco and jazz-funkDisco, boogie, jazz-funk, electronics, houseBangkok
6Taz MutchaPhuket beach-club nights and resort parties that want deep, soulful houseHouse, deep and soulful housePhuket
7Dave DavotedDaytime pool parties, beach clubs and resort events on Koh SamuiHouse, tech houseKoh Samui
8Alex RedwhiteHigh-energy beach-club nights on ChawengHigh-energy club setsKoh Samui
9Rob GrittonKoh Phangan jungle parties, festivals and sunset sessionsHouse, techno, downtempoKoh Phangan
10DJ CasperUnderground club nights and open-air events in Northern ThailandProgressive house, tech house, deep house, technoChiang Mai

How We Chose

Every DJ here had to clear the same bar:

  • Relevance: based in Thailand and realistically bookable for events, clubs or parties here — no touring headliners.
  • Verified recent activity: a dated official, venue or press source from roughly the last 12–18 months.
  • Versatility: a sound that suits real event types, from weddings and corporate nights to beach clubs.
  • Professionalism signals: residencies, venue bookings, festival line-ups or press coverage.
  • Official presence: a website, official profile or venue page where you can hear or contact them.

The Best DJs in Thailand

1. NaJade

NaJade, open-format and party DJ, Bangkok
Photo: NaJade / official website

That’s me. I’m based in Bangkok and play progressive house, melodic EDM, house, pop and Thai music at clubs, rooftops, bars and restaurants, weddings, corporate events and private parties across Thailand, always on Pioneer DJ equipment. I build each set around the room in front of me, so a Bangkok gala, a beachside wedding and a villa party all get a different shape — with Thai favourites placed where they matter, and big house and EDM moments when the floor is ready.

Event planners can see weddings and corporate events or live events and clubs. Hear my latest set, then book on LINE or via the contact page.

  • Best for: Weddings, corporate events and private parties anywhere in Thailand
  • Sound: Progressive house, melodic EDM, house, pop, Thai music
  • Based in: Bangkok

Links: djnajade.com · YouTube · Instagram · TikTok · Book on LINE · Contact

Progressive House & EDM Set 2026 — Martin Garrix, John Summit, Afrojack (50 min) | NaJade Set 01

2. BYAS

BYAS, deep and Afro house DJ, Thailand
Photo: BYAS / official website

BYAS (Yasin Borry) is a Belgian-born, Thailand-based DJ and co-founder of the Deep House Thailand collective. His official site lists deep, afro, melodic and organic house, and names regular Bangkok rooms including APT 101, 24 BLVD and Isakami Nights, alongside rooftop sessions, pool parties and boutique festivals. The site shows a remix of Tame Impala’s “The Less I Know The Better” released in July 2026 and a Deep House Thailand takeover at SIN Rooftop, Avani+ Riverside, on 21 November 2026. A first-call name for stylish sunset events.

  • Best for: Rooftops, pool parties and sunset events that want melodic or afro house
  • Sound: Deep, afro, melodic and organic house, indie dance
  • Based in: Bangkok

Links: Website · Instagram · YouTube · SoundCloud · Facebook

Space Chill Melodic & Organic House Mix - 2026

3. DJ Norita

DJ Norita, open-format and party DJ, Bangkok
Photo: DJ Norita / official website

DJ Norita is a Japanese-Thai open-format DJ based in Bangkok. Her official site covers weddings, clubs and bars, corporate events and private parties, and lists venues including Tictactoe Bangkok, Salone Di Vita, Truth or Dare, the Penthouse at Park Hyatt Bangkok, Bar.Yard at Kimpton Maa-Lai and Good Old Times. Her listed brand work includes the Tiffany & Co “Legendary Legacy” exhibition in 2025 and a CLEAR x Oracle Red Bull Racing launch in 2026. She’s a strong choice for polished events where the music needs to feel fashionable and confident.

  • Best for: Luxury hotel parties, brand launches and weddings with international guests
  • Sound: Open format, R&B, hip-hop, soul, funk, Afrobeats, amapiano
  • Based in: Bangkok

Links: Website · Instagram · YouTube · Mixcloud · TikTok

Don't tell the neighbours type HouseParty | R&B HipHop, Jersey Club, Baile Funk, House, Speed Garage

4. DJ Mizuyo

DJ Mizuyo, open-format and funk DJ, Bangkok
Photo: DJ Mizuyo / official website

DJ Mizuyo is a Japanese DJ from Yokohama who has made Thailand her base, playing mostly around Bangkok. Her Resident Advisor profile lists a run of recent dates, including Turntables on the Chao Phraya with Bangkok Island in August and a Halloween night at Midori Music Bar, and her official site mentions Art Battle Bangkok and the Leo Beach Music Festival on Koh Tao. Her sound rests on tropical beats, funk and black-music roots, moving easily across genres. She brings warmth and curiosity to relaxed, sociable events.

  • Best for: River cruises, art events and boutique bars that want eclectic, feel-good sets
  • Sound: Tropical beats, funk, house, hip-hop, Latin, disco
  • Based in: Bangkok

Links: Website · Resident Advisor · Mixcloud · Instagram · Facebook · YouTube

DJ Guts and DJ Mizuyo at Bangkok Island's tropical river cruise

5. Pam Anantr

Pam Anantr, house DJ and Bangkok scene figure, Bangkok
Photo: Pam Anantr / official SoundCloud

Pam Anantr is one of Bangkok’s most respected selectors, with sets that move through disco, boogie, jazz-funk, electronics and house. Loopliner reported in September 2026 that she is music director of the Salon Kiku sound room in Thonglor, and that she played Siwilai Radical Club for Darker Than Wax’s 15th anniversary. Resident Advisor lists her at Tropiclab x RASA in Singapore in May 2026, a sign of her reach beyond Thailand. She’s ideal when you want refined, musical sets for a discerning crowd.

  • Best for: Design-led venues, hotels and cultural events that want disco and jazz-funk
  • Sound: Disco, boogie, jazz-funk, electronics, house
  • Based in: Bangkok

Links: SoundCloud · Instagram · Loopliner feature · Resident Advisor event

6. Taz Mutcha

Taz Mutcha, house DJ and Phuket beach-party pioneer, Phuket
Photo: Taz Mutcha / official SoundCloud

Taz Mutcha is a Phuket house DJ who headlines the Club Room at Café del Mar Phuket. The venue describes him as part of Phuket’s beach-party scene since its early days, with a sound built on deep, soulful beats and island vibes, and notes that he has shared stages with major house names. His Club Room date on 7 November 2026 shows he’s very much active this season. If your event is on Phuket’s west coast and you want warm, grown-up house music, he’s a natural local choice.

  • Best for: Phuket beach-club nights and resort parties that want deep, soulful house
  • Sound: House, deep and soulful house
  • Based in: Phuket

Links: SoundCloud · Instagram · Mixcloud · Café del Mar Phuket event page

7. Dave Davoted

Dave Davoted, house DJ and Koh Samui resident, Koh Samui
Photo: Dave Davoted / official Mixcloud

Dave Davoted is an English-born DJ based on Koh Samui, and ARKbar Beach Resort names him among its resident DJs. His Mixcloud biography lists past residencies at Nikki Beach Koh Samui, Q Bar Samui, Black Moon Party, Beach Republic and the W Hotel, which gives him a broad feel for island crowds. ARKbar’s calendar shows him on the afternoon slot of its Wednesday Pool Party in October 2026. He suits sunny daytime events and resort parties where house and tech house keep the energy up without overpowering the setting.

  • Best for: Daytime pool parties, beach clubs and resort events on Koh Samui
  • Sound: House, tech house
  • Based in: Koh Samui

Links: Mixcloud · SoundCloud · Instagram · Facebook · ARKbar residents · ARKbar event

8. Alex Redwhite

Alex Redwhite, ARKbar resident DJ, Koh Samui
Photo: Alex Redwhite / official SoundCloud

Alex Redwhite is an ARKbar resident, and the venue calls him one of the most recognised names on the Koh Samui DJ circuit. ARKbar’s event listings show him playing through 2026, including its Songkran celebrations in April and live sets on 7 and 14 October, and they describe his sets as high-energy. For a beachfront party in Chaweng where the goal is a busy, buzzing dance floor, he’s a local name worth asking about through the venue.

  • Best for: High-energy beach-club nights on Chaweng
  • Sound: High-energy club sets
  • Based in: Koh Samui

Links: SoundCloud · Website · ARKbar event page · ARKbar nightlife

9. Rob Gritton

Rob Gritton, Jungle Experience resident DJ, Koh Phangan
Photo: Rob Gritton / official Mixcloud

Rob Gritton is based in Wok Tum on Koh Phangan, and Jungle Experience calls him a long-time resident. His Mixcloud says he plays most major parties on the island and across Southeast Asia, with uploads from venues such as Zen Beach, Grasshopper Bar and Hollystone. He is on the line-up for the Jungle Experience Festival on 23 November 2026, playing house and techno, and he also plays downtempo for sunset. A dependable island name for parties that want proper dance-floor craft.

  • Best for: Koh Phangan jungle parties, festivals and sunset sessions
  • Sound: House, techno, downtempo
  • Based in: Koh Phangan

Links: Mixcloud · Jungle Experience Festival line-up · Instagram · YouTube · Booking · SoundCloud · Beatport

Rob Gritton LIVE at Jungle Experience

10. DJ Casper

DJ Casper, house and techno DJ, Chiang Mai
Photo: DJ Casper / official Mixcloud

DJ Casper is a Chiang Mai native and one of the city’s scene builders. His Resident Advisor biography says he founded the Puretek label and collective in 2004 and the Wualai Underground sub-label and event, and lists residencies at Babylon Bar and Nophaburi, plus appearances at Thaibreak, the Shangri-La Hotel and Plunge by Le Meridien. RA also lists him at Chiang Mai Open Air at Deep Green in August 2026. For progressive and tech-house events in the north, he brings deep local roots. Loopliner’s 2026 Chiang Mai club guide is a good primer on the scene.

  • Best for: Underground club nights and open-air events in Northern Thailand
  • Sound: Progressive house, tech house, deep house, techno
  • Based in: Chiang Mai

Links: Mixcloud · Resident Advisor · Chiang Mai Open Air (RA)

How to Choose the Right DJ in Thailand

Location and logistics matter as much as music when you book a DJ in Thailand. Run through this checklist:

  • Start with the venue type. A beach club, a hotel ballroom and a villa all need different sound, volume and set lengths.
  • Check travel. If your DJ is flying from Bangkok to Phuket, Samui or Chiang Mai, confirm who covers flights, transfers and accommodation.
  • Ask who supplies equipment. Many island venues have their own booth; villas and private events often need hire.
  • Match the sound to the crowd. Thai guests, international guests or both? Do you want Thai songs, open format, or deep house all night?
  • Listen to a recent set. Most DJs here share mixes or have venue videos online.
  • Plan for weather and curfews. Outdoor events need a rain plan, and local sound limits can affect finish times.
  • Get a written quote. Prices vary with date, hours, travel and equipment, so ask for everything in writing.

Useful questions: Have you played this kind of venue before? What do you need from us on the day? Can you play background music early and build later? How do you handle requests and announcements?

A Note From NaJade

I’m lucky to work in a country where one weekend can take you from a Bangkok rooftop to a wedding by the sea. What I’ve learned is that the music has to fit the place as much as the people — a sunset on an island asks for something different from a ballroom in the city. I try to plan each set around the room, the crowd and the moment, and I bring Thai favourites in where they’ll mean the most.

If you’re booking, I’d suggest shortlisting two or three DJs near your venue from this list, listening to a recent set from each and asking how they’d shape your night. Local DJs know their rooms brilliantly. If you’d like a DJ who travels and mixes Thai music with pop, house and melodic EDM, I’d love to hear about your plans.

Related: the best DJs in Bangkok, the best DJs for hire in Bangkok, the best wedding DJs in Bangkok, Bangkok to Phuket, Bangkok to Koh Samui, Bangkok to Chiang Mai.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the best DJ in Thailand?
For events, weddings and private parties, our top pick is NaJade, a Bangkok-based DJ who plays across Thailand. BYAS is a strong choice for melodic and afro house, DJ Norita for open-format events, DJ Mizuyo for eclectic sets, Taz Mutcha for Phuket beach clubs and Rob Gritton for Koh Phangan parties.
Can I book a Bangkok DJ for an event in Phuket or Koh Samui?
Yes. Many Bangkok DJs travel for weddings, corporate events and private parties. Agree in advance who covers flights, transfers and accommodation, and confirm whether the venue has a DJ booth and sound system or whether equipment needs to be hired locally.
What music do DJs in Thailand usually play?
It depends on the region and venue. Bangkok rooftops and hotels lean towards house, melodic and afro house and open format; Phuket and Samui beach clubs favour house and tech house; Koh Phangan has house, techno and festival sounds; and many event DJs mix in Thai pop and international hits.
How much does it cost to hire a DJ in Thailand?
Prices vary with the date, set length, location, travel and equipment. A Bangkok DJ flying to an island will quote differently from a local resident. Share your event details with a few DJs and ask each for a written quote that lists everything included.
How far in advance should I book a DJ in Thailand?
For weddings and peak-season events — roughly November to April, plus December holidays — start several months ahead. For smaller parties a few weeks may be enough. Once you choose, confirm the date, hours, travel and equipment in writing.
Do DJs in Thailand bring their own equipment?
Some do and some don’t. Clubs, beach clubs and many hotels have a DJ booth, while villas, gardens and private events often need speakers, a mixer and lighting hired in. Ask your DJ exactly what they bring and what the venue must provide.

About the Author

NaJade is a Bangkok-based DJ playing progressive house, melodic EDM, pop, and Thai music across clubs, rooftops, and weddings in Thailand. He teaches beatmatching and mixing to beginners both in person in Bangkok and online over Zoom. When he’s not behind the decks, he’s documenting the journey on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.

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