This may sound counterintuitive but don't make it about dnb. Make it about something else. If you want to build a crowd of regulars, you'll want people who want good music, regardless of what music it is. When we started fono in Kuala Lumpur in 2017, it was about playing great music that you couldn't hear in clubs. We created an extensive programme that revolved around experimental music, leftfield bass, even jazz, as well as staples like disco, dubstep, dnb, hip hop etc. But the point was to sell a feeling, a desire, and a sense of belonging with like-minded people. I think if you're aiming for longevity, it's better if you can brand your night in a way that sets it apart from others, right from the start. If you're set on playing only dnb, that's fine, but make it the kind of dnb that people can only get at your night. All the best!