Jasmine Infiniti

Techno

HEADLINER

Born in the Bronx and currently based in Brooklyn, Jasmine Infiniti is a nonbinary trans artist and DJ who emerged from the New York City ballroom scene. As a founding member of the New World Dysorder collective and label, she crafts raw, high-intensity club sets that weave together ballroom, industrial, techno, and hip-hop. Her debut album, BXTCH SLÄP, released in 2020 and later reissued on Dark Entries, serves as a definitive statement of her occult-tinged, apocalyptic sound. She frequently performs at underground venues across North America and Europe, maintaining a reputation for sets that oscillate between fury and euphoria. Her work stands out for its uncompromising fusion of queer ballroom heritage with the darker, more abrasive edges of modern electronic music.

DJ Sega

Electronic

Philadelphia based producer and DJ Robert Taylor Jr, known as DJ Sega, is a foundational architect of the Philly Club sound. Emerging in the mid 2000s, he gained early recognition as a protégé of Diplo and an original signee to Mad Decent Records. His production style fuses breakbeats, hip hop, and soul with the high energy tempo of club music, often incorporating nostalgic pop culture samples. Notable releases include his 2009 mixtape New Jack Philly and his 2020 project HellaSonix 8.666, which showcase his signature blend of rapid fire percussion and eclectic sampling. Beyond his studio work, he is recognized for his endurance based livestreaming and his role in maintaining the cultural lineage of the Philadelphia club scene. As a pioneer who helped define a regional movement, his work remains a vital reference point for the evolution of high energy club music in the United States.

LITA DA DOLL

House

LITA DA DOLL, formerly known as Zolita, is a prominent DJ and musical voice originating from Chicago, Illinois. Her sound encompasses a left-field approach, integrating aggressive vocal chops and beats that span from gospel to horrorcore, alongside juke, footwork, ghetto house, and ballroom influences. She has performed at notable venues in both Chicago and New York City, including a Boiler Room: Chicago set and appearances at clubs like Earthly Delights and Bossa Nova Civic Club. Beyond her DJing, LITA DA DOLL actively advocates for Trans rights, particularly for black transgender women. LITA DA DOLL stands out for her uncompromising sound and commitment to community, carving a distinct space within contemporary club culture.

DOULA

Electronic

Based in New York City, Doula is an experimental sound designer, vocalist, and DJ who operates at the intersection of avant-garde processing and club music. Her practice involves disfiguring voice and instrument into raw signal expressions, often challenging traditional notions of aesthetic and form. As a resident and curatorial collaborator for the SILLAGE event series and label, she focuses on improvisation and alternative archival sonic practices. Her DJ sets are known for being intense and unpredictable, frequently layering textures from global dance traditions while disregarding standard expectations of genre or tempo. She is a prominent figure within the local queer and underground nightlife circuit, regularly performing at venues such as Mood Ring and Bossa Nova Civic Club.

Madre Guía

House

Madre Guía is the electronic music moniker of Stephanie Hewett, a Bronx born and Oakland based interdisciplinary artist and dancer. Her work operates at the intersection of movement and sound, utilizing polyrhythmic textures and heavy percussion to explore ancestral wisdom and Black liberation. Her DJ sets and productions frequently traverse humid tropical clubscapes, blending hard hitting 2 step, reggaeton, and dancehall rhythms with techno inflections. She is a member of the bicoastal performance collective RUPTURE and maintains a consistent presence in underground club circuits across New York City and the San Francisco Bay Area. Her aesthetic is defined by spirit rooted, alchemical soundscapes designed for collective catharsis.