DJ Holographic

House

HEADLINER

Hailing from Detroit, DJ Holographic serves as a vital conduit for the city's storied musical lineage while pushing a contemporary, genre-fluid sound. Her sets frequently bridge the gap between classic house, funk, and techno, often incorporating soulful vocal cuts and high-energy percussion. Notable releases include the EP Just Get Up on the label Moods and Grooves, alongside her contribution to the Detroit Love Vol. 3 compilation. She maintains a consistent presence at global institutions like Movement Detroit and has cultivated a reputation for sets that prioritize joy and community connection. Her work stands out for its ability to synthesize the raw, machine-driven heritage of her home city with a vibrant, inclusive approach to modern dancefloor curation.

ysheso___

House

Ysheso___ is a Lebanese-American DJ and producer based in Atlanta, Georgia, who emerged from the city underground house circuit. Her sound draws from a diverse palette including minimal, deep, and tech house, often characterized by groove-led percussion and melodic sensibilities. She has released several singles and EPs, such as the 2025 EP Long Story Short on EELF Records, frequently collaborating with producer Farro Jarro. Beyond her studio work, she is a co-founder of the Here + There project, which focuses on fostering connections between artists and global opportunities. Her approach to performance emphasizes authentic engagement, grounded in a career that spans over eight years of local residencies and support slots for international touring acts. She stands out for her commitment to community building and her ability to bridge intimate local dancefloors with broader, evolving house music aesthetics.

Dee Diggs

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House

Brooklyn-based DJ & producer Dee Diggs channels the Black and queer origins of house music into every thrilling set, making each one feel like a celebration of community, groove, and history. Emerging from the Boston scene in 2015 and honed through college radio, she made a bold mark with her 2023 debut single “Toss It” and followed with the radiant “Love Cruise,” earning acclaim from RA and Mixmag. As the founder of House of Diggs, and having played at iconic destinations like Panorama Bar, Sonar Lisbon, and opening for Beyoncé’s *Renaissance* Tour in Minneapolis, she continues to break boundaries—not just through her music, but by building inclusive, liberating spaces.

Bearcat

Bass

London born and New York based, Bearcat is a multifaceted artist whose practice spans DJing, production, and performance art. Her sets are defined by a high energy fusion of jungle, drum and bass, techno, and experimental club sounds, often drawing from her Jamaican heritage and punk background. She gained significant recognition as a member of the Discwoman collective and for curating the Seltzer club night, which prioritized queer and trans artists of color at venues like Nowadays. Her production work includes notable contributions such as the Chromat runway scores and tracks released via labels like Promesses and Haus of Altr. Bearcat approaches her work as a form of dancefloor therapy, utilizing sound to explore themes of healing, spirituality, and political resistance. Her ability to seamlessly bridge disparate genres while maintaining a cohesive, pulsating rhythmic intensity establishes her as a vital, uncompromising voice in contemporary underground club culture.

DJ DEADNAME

Electronic

Based in Brooklyn, DJ DEADNAME is a North Carolina native who has emerged as a vital connective force within the New York City underground bass scene. Their sound is defined by a kinetic, bass-heavy approach that fluidly traverses drum and bass, Jersey club, and deconstructed club music. As a founding member of the TOWER party series at Bossa Nova Civic Club and the collective PERMISSION, they approach DJing as a community-building ritual practice. Their sets are characterized by percussive textures, rhythmic syncopation, and a restless sense of momentum that prioritizes dancefloor energy over musical conservatism. By treating the decks as a medium for sonic conflict resolution, DJ DEADNAME stands out as a selector who balances technical precision with a deeply social, heart-forward ethos.