Loud Luxury

House

HEADLINER

Loud Luxury is a Canadian electronic duo consisting of Andrew Fedyk and Joe De Pace, currently based in Los Angeles. They gained global recognition with their 2017 breakout single Body, released on Armada Music, which established their signature sound of polished, vocal-led house music. Their discography includes notable tracks such as Love No More from 2018 and the 2023 collaboration If Only If with Two Friends, both released via Armada. The duo maintains a consistent presence at major international festivals and high-profile club residencies, often blending pop-oriented songwriting with accessible dancefloor production. Their aesthetic centers on high-energy, radio-friendly arrangements designed for broad appeal. They remain a fixture in the commercial dance circuit by bridging the gap between mainstream pop sensibilities and club-ready house rhythms.

ACRAZE

Tech House

ACRAZE is one of the cleaner examples of a DJ who caught a huge crossover moment without feeling like a total accident. Before “Do It To It” blew up, he was coming from a much heavier bass background, and part of what made his rise interesting is how naturally he pivoted that energy into house. You can still hear that background in the way his records hit. Even when he is making tech house, there is a blunt-force, high-impact quality to it that feels more aggressive and immediate than a lot of sleeker club-house producers. That is a big reason his tracks work so well in festival and big-room settings while still staying rooted in house structure. He is not really a subtle selector-type artist. The appeal is more about energy, momentum, and making records that grab people fast, which is why he became such a defining name in that post-pandemic, viral-tech-house wave and has managed to stay relevant beyond just one breakout record.

Don Diablo

House

Born in Coevorden, Netherlands, Don Pepijn Schipper is a foundational figure in the evolution of modern electronic dance music. As the primary architect behind the future house sound, he established his HEXAGON label in 2015 to serve as a platform for his genre-pushing productions and artist development. His discography includes signature releases such as On My Mind (2015, Spinnin Records) and Cutting Shapes (2016, HEXAGON), alongside a vast catalog of collaborations with artists ranging from Dua Lipa to Gucci Mane. Beyond his work as a producer and DJ, he maintains a multidisciplinary practice that spans digital art, fashion, and immersive visual installations. He remains a persistent force in the global scene, consistently bridging the gap between underground club sensibilities and mainstream festival reach through his relentless creative output.

Karsten Sollors

House

A Canadian export now based in Chicago, Karsten Sollors has established himself as a dedicated representative of contemporary house music. His sound fuses tech, deep, and classic house elements, often characterized by soulful vocals and infectious, groove-led rhythms. He has released music on prominent imprints including Toolroom, Nervous Records, and Farris Wheel Recordings, while also managing his own label, Sollors Systems. Beyond his studio work, he maintains a consistent presence in the international club circuit and serves as a voting member of the Grammy Recording Academy. Sollors remains a significant figure in the scene by bridging the gap between underground sensibilities and accessible dancefloor energy, while actively advocating for LGBTQ+ inclusivity.

Ty Sunderland

House

Based in New York City and Los Angeles, Ty Sunderland is a prominent DJ, producer, and nightlife impresario known for shaping contemporary queer dance culture. His sound draws from 2000s house, hard piano house, and disco, often blending pop sensibilities with high energy club rhythms. He has gained recognition for his production work, including an official remix of Mine by Kelly Clarkson, and his signature party brands like Heaven on Earth, Ty Tea, and Gayflower. Sunderland frequently performs at major festivals and venues such as Coachella, Webster Hall, and 3 Dollar Bill, where he curates immersive, community focused experiences. His sets prioritize a seamless, euphoric atmosphere that bridges the gap between mainstream pop appeal and underground dance floor energy. By consistently fostering inclusive spaces that celebrate queer joy, he remains a vital figure in the evolution of modern nightlife.

Erik Vilar

Tech House

Hailing from Campina Grande, Brazil, Erik Vilar emerged in 2016 as a prominent figure in the global house music scene. His sound blends tribal rhythms with progressive and tech house elements, a style that has earned him a significant following across six continents. Notable releases include his 2021 debut original mix Hala, which reached the Beatport Top 100 Hype chart, alongside official remixes for artists such as Camila Cabello and Lil Nas X. Vilar maintains a high profile through frequent performances at international Pride events and major festivals, often incorporating bold choreography and striking visual elements into his sets. His ability to bridge mainstream pop sensibilities with club-focused house production establishes him as a versatile and high-energy presence in contemporary dance music.

Jaesyun

Tech House

Based in New York City, Jaesyun is a DJ and producer who crafts high octane house music designed for peak time club environments. His sound draws from a broad spectrum of electronic influences, often incorporating pop vocal sensibilities and energetic, dancefloor-focused arrangements. He maintains a consistent presence in the local circuit, frequently performing at venues such as Superior Ingredients and The Brooklyn Mirage. His catalog includes original tracks like Acid Shuffle and Hype, alongside a series of club-oriented remixes and edits that bridge mainstream pop with house rhythms. Jaesyun stands out for his ability to synthesize his background as a classically trained musician with the visceral energy of modern nightlife, creating sets that prioritize momentum and crowd engagement.

Le FiU

Tech House

Based in New York City, Le FiU operates as a versatile DJ and producer with a focus on house and tech house. The artist maintains a broad sonic palette that spans from daytime disco selections to late night tech house sets. Known for a high energy approach, the project prioritizes physical engagement and dancefloor momentum. Recent activity centers on local club appearances and digital releases that emphasize groove and rhythmic drive. Le FiU stands out by bridging the gap between accessible disco aesthetics and the percussive intensity required for peak time club environments.

Edward Frame

House

Based in New York City, Edward Frame operates within the intersection of house and tech house with a focus on groove-oriented club functionality. His production style emphasizes steady four-on-the-floor rhythms, crisp percussion, and bass-driven arrangements designed for late-night dancefloors. He maintains a consistent presence in the local nightlife circuit, where his sets frequently bridge the gap between classic house foundations and contemporary tech house energy. His work prioritizes rhythmic momentum and clean sound design over maximalist production tropes. By grounding his sound in the traditions of New York club culture, he provides a reliable and danceable experience that resonates with both intimate venues and larger nightlife spaces.