Fundido

House

Brooklyn based duo Latane Hughes and Billy Scher formed Fundido in 2016, evolving from local party starters into a production outfit known for their synthesis of balearic beat, classic house, and indie dance. After a decade spent curating annual edits compilations and holding residencies at venues like Good Room, the pair began releasing original material in 2026 with the assistance of producer Miles Felix. Their sound balances four on the floor propulsion with cosmic synth textures and vocal driven hooks, as evidenced by signature releases like the 2026 single Get A Grip on DFA Records and the Drops Of Time EP on Boyanza Records. The duo maintains a philosophy of creative inclusivity, often collaborating with a wide network of friends and emerging artists to foster community within the New York scene. Fundido stands out for their ability to translate the chaotic, euphoric energy of their long running club nights into durable, song oriented electronic music.

Martha Pinel

House

Originally from Rio de Janeiro and now based in Berlin, Martha Pinel is a DJ, producer, and party promoter known for her vibrant, non-linear approach to dance music. She gained prominence as a co-founder of the Croma project and the Assembleia party series, which became central fixtures in the Brazilian underground scene. Her sound draws from a deep repertoire of ethnic musicality, blending African rhythms, space disco, Italo disco, and Balearic beats with contemporary house production. Notable releases include her debut EP Real Rio, issued on Toy Tonics in 2025, which features the infectious track Uber Moto. Pinel remains a fixture in the international circuit, performing at venues and festivals such as KALA, DGTL, and Boiler Room. Her work stands out for its ability to bridge cultural influences and create dynamic, emotionally resonant soundscapes that prioritize groove and personality over rigid genre boundaries.