SINGAPORE — There ain’t no party like a hip-hop party. A who’s who of Singapore’s indie music scene gathered at Refuge club on Wednesday evening to celebrate the release of Singapore rap star ShiGGa Shay’s debut eponymous full-length album. ShiGGa Shay, whose real name is Pek Jin Shen, officially dropped his album on National Day this year. His new release features 11 tracks, some of which were written as far back as 2012. It includes the hit single Lion City Kia as well as tracks Afraid To Love (with Gentle Bones) and Everybody, which were released earlier this year.

Attendees at the invite-only party, which was organised by JUICE Magazine, Invasion and Refuge, included the likes of singers Vanessa Fernandez, Nat Ho, Gentle Bones and Tabitha Nauser, as well as members of the Sam Willows —Benjamin and Narelle Kheng, Sandra Riley Tang and Jonathan Chua; along with Dim Sum Dollies Pam Oei and Selena Tan, music producer Don Richmond and film-maker Ken Kwek. Of course, members of Singapore’s hip-hop scene were in attendance too, including rappers Mean, IZA, Ralph The Architek and Mark Bonafide. Hon Jing Yi

The digital version of ShiGGa Shay, which contains bonus tracks, including live versions of Lion City Kia and his 2013 hit, Limpeh, and Tapau (from the soundtrack of Royston Tan’s new movie 3688), is available on iTunes and streaming services including Bandcamp and Spotify. Physical copies are available for order on his website (http://www.shiggashay.com).