Derrick Carter

House

HEADLINER

Derrick Carter is a Chicago house legend known for joyful, funky, disco-soaked sets that helped define the city’s second wave of house in the 1990s. He grew up in Chicago’s suburbs, started DJing as a kid, and went on to become one of the genre’s most respected selectors, with a style rooted in house but always open to soul, jazz, disco, and raw club energy. Beyond DJing, he is also a key producer and label figure, with ties to projects like Classic Recordings and a long-running reputation as one of the most technically gifted and personality-filled DJs in dance music. More than almost anyone, Carter represents the playful, deeply musical side of house, where groove, warmth, and crowd connection matter just as much as track selection.

Momüs

House

Born in Paris and currently based in New York City, Amaury Meunier operates under the alias Momus, cultivating a sound that bridges deep house and groovy techno. He began collecting records in 2004 before moving to the United States, where he integrated into the local underground circuit by playing at venues like Output, TBA Brooklyn, and The Panther Room. His production catalog includes the 2021 "Khoeli" EP on Upfrontbeats, which featured a notable remix by DJ T., alongside original tracks like "Malaco Disco." Momus maintains an active presence across international dancefloors, holding residencies and playing regular sets at Rūmu in Lisbon and Club26 in New Jersey. His DJ sets prioritize warm, rolling grooves that draw heavily from Detroit and Chicago influences, favoring physical momentum over cerebral abstraction. Anchored by his extensive record collection and transatlantic club experience, Momus provides a vital link between classic house fundamentals and the contemporary underground.

C Us

House

Camille Lanier operates as C Us, a DJ and designer based in New York City who is deeply embedded in the local underground electronic circuit. As the cofounder of the event series Metronome and the creative force behind C Us Design, she bridges visual aesthetics with club curation. Her sound navigates the spaces between house, tech house, and electronic rhythms, prioritizing soulful grooves and playful dancefloor energy. She frequently performs at key local venues like Apollo Studio, Outer Heaven, and Club26, sharing bills with artists such as Luigi Sambuy, Arnold, and Lauren Ritter. Recent activity includes a ten hour Metronome showcase in Brooklyn and a summer residency at Harborside. Through her dual roles as a promoter and selector, C Us continues to shape the texture of the modern Brooklyn warehouse scene.