Chris Lake

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Tech House

Born in Norwich, England, and based in Los Angeles, California, Chris Lake is a veteran producer and DJ who has been a central figure in the global house music scene for over two decades. He first gained widespread recognition with his 2006 vocal house track "Changes" and has since built a catalog of high-energy tech house anthems. In 2017, Lake founded Black Book Records, launching the imprint with the festival staple "Operator (Ring Ring)" and using the platform to release his own work alongside emerging talent. His discography includes notable collaborations such as the Grammy-nominated "Galvanize" remix with The Chemical Brothers, "A Drug From God" with Grimes' NPC project, and "Summertime Blues" with Sammy Virji. A regular fixture at major events like Coachella and Electric Daisy Carnival, he also co-headlines the popular Under Construction event series with Fisher. Lake's sound is defined by forward-thinking, four-on-the-floor grooves, punchy basslines, and infectious vocal hooks that consistently resonate across both underground clubs and main stages.

Tiga

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Techno

Tiga is a globally renowned DJ, producer, and the creative force behind Turbo Recordings, hailing from Montreal, Canada. Emerging from the city's early 1990s underground where he co-founded the legendary afterhours club Sona, he has spent decades shaping the intersection of stark techno, campy electro, and polished electronic pop. He broke through internationally with his 2001 electroclash cover of "Sunglasses at Night" alongside Jori Hulkkonen, later cementing his legacy with signature club anthems like "Pleasure From the Bass" and his 2013 Audion collaboration "Let's Go Dancing." As a collaborator, he has worked extensively with heavyweights like Soulwax, Hudson Mohawke, and Boys Noize, and he regularly performs at premier global stages including Sónar Festival, Berghain, and Coachella. Following a lengthy gap between solo albums, he returned in 2026 with his fourth studio project, Hotlife, featuring singles like "Silk Scarf" and "Hot Wife." Balancing deadpan charisma with muscular club rhythms, Tiga remains a master of reinvention who consistently bridges the gap between underground purism and accessible dancefloor euphoria.

Eli Escobar

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House

Veteran New York DJ and producer Eli Escobar has been a staple of the city’s house and disco scene for over two decades. Known for blending deep house grooves with soulful disco edits, he’s carved a reputation as one of NYC’s most reliable selectors. His productions and DJ sets have kept him a local favorite while also earning global recognition, with releases on Classic Music Company and his own Night People label. Escobar embodies the raw, eclectic spirit of New York nightlife, keeping dancefloors connected to both history and the present. Eli Esobar has a residnecy at legendary venue House of Yes that he plays the first Friday of every month, and Gabriellas, owned by himself, where he plays every Sunday

Ksenyeah

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House

Ksenyeah feels like part of that newer New York underground wave where the appeal is not just technical mixing or one rigid genre lane, but energy, taste, and real community presence. A proudly Ukrainian, NYC-based DJ and co-founder of NYC Rave Girls, she is building her name through eclectic selections, infectious energy, and the kind of scene involvement that matters in local nightlife, with appearances at rooms and lineups like Superior Ingredients and Moondog HiFi. The draw is that she reads less like a purely brand-driven act and more like a developing selector whose identity is tied to movement, community, and a genuine love of the dancefloor, which is usually what helps someone build real credibility in New York before a bigger breakout moment arrives.