Byrell The Great

Electronic

Byrell The Great is a Harlem based DJ and producer who stands as a central figure in the New York City ballroom scene. He is widely recognized for his high energy Vogue Workout mix series and his ability to weave hip hop, pop, and club culture into the ballroom sound. His production work, exemplified by the track Bubble Drip and the Chopped Cheese mixtape, has earned him significant influence within queer electronic music circles. He frequently performs at major venues and festivals including Boiler Room and Nowadays, often collaborating with artists like Cakes da Killa and UNiiQU3. His aesthetic is defined by a fusion of ballroom grit, rhythmic storytelling, and club ready percussion.

Leonce

Electronic

Leonce, born in New Orleans and now based in Atlanta, is a DJ and producer known for his uncompromising blend of American urban sounds and experimental electronica. He co-founded Club Morph in 2016, an Atlanta collective and electronic-hybrid imprint, fostering inclusive spaces for LGBTQ+ and POC nightlife. His sound, often described as intricate and genre-blurring, draws from house, techno, trap, grime, and New Orleans bounce. Notable releases include the 2017 EP "Insurgency" on Fade to Mind, the 2019 EP "Tripwires" on Night Slugs, and his critically acclaimed 2024 debut album "System of Objects" on Morph Tracks. Leonce has toured internationally, headlining Atlanta's Boiler Room, playing major festivals like Glastonbury, and supporting artists such as Beyoncé and Fred again. His consistent genre-blending and commitment to fostering inclusive club spaces establish him as a vital voice shaping contemporary electronic music.

Kandylion

House

Based in Brooklyn, Kandylion has spent the past decade refining a sound rooted in the city's queer nightlife circuit. Her sets weave together deep house, euphoric techno, electro, and acid, prioritizing high energy and a sense of communal release. As a producer and the founder of the party series DAYTIME, she actively fosters inclusive dance spaces while also performing as one half of the duo KNDYFRK. She has held notable appearances at venues including Good Room, House of Yes, and London's Dalston Superstore. Her work stands out for its ability to bridge soulful groove with raw, club-focused intensity, grounding the dance floor in both technical precision and genuine community spirit.

SPRFRK

House

Originally from Miami and now based in Brooklyn, SPRFRK has become a familiar name in New York City's queer nightlife through his energetic, feel-good approach to the dance floor. His sets blend house, tech house, and club anthems, balancing infectious grooves with peak-time energy that keeps crowds moving from start to finish. As one half of the duo KNDYFRK alongside Kandylion, he's known for creating playful, inclusive spaces where music and community take center stage. A resident at Metropolitan and Happyfun Hideaway, SPRFRK also regularly performs at venues including BASEMENT and Good Room, bringing his signature sound to dance floors across the city.