Truncate

Techno

HEADLINER

David Flores operates out of Los Angeles as Truncate, a project he launched in 2011 to explore the raw, stripped-down mechanics of deep techno. Rooted in the Southern California warehouse circuit, he became a foundational figure in the local scene as a resident of the Droid Behavior Interface events and co-founder of the Observe party series. His discography is defined by precision-tooled machine funk, highlighted by signature releases like the 2014 Pressurize EP on 50Weapons, his 2015 Submission collaboration with Jimmy Edgar on Ultramajic, and the 2021 Sketch EP alongside James Ruskin on Blueprint. Flores maintains a rigorous international touring schedule, regularly bringing his booming, hypnotic sound to institutions like Berghain in Berlin, Fabric in London, and the Movement Festival in Detroit. Recent activity includes 2026 releases on his eponymous Truncate imprint and headline appearances at underground fixtures like BASEMENT in New York. By stripping techno down to its most essential rhythmic elements, Truncate remains a vital torchbearer for uncompromising, club-focused groove in the modern electronic landscape.

DJ Hyperactive

Techno

Chicago born and bred DJ, Producer Joseph Manumaleuna aka DJ Hyperactive needs little introduce to those versed in the history of techno. As one of Daft Punk’s “Teachers” and “brother of the humble” according to Resident Adviser, his contributions to the underground continue to span generations. Honing his skills in the highly influential scene and sound of Chicago in the early 90s, DJ Hyperactive gained instant international recognition and has since gone on to play the most legendary and lauded events and venues over the last 20 years, such as Orbit/ Leeds, Liquid Room/ Tokyo, Love Parade/ Berlin, Shelter & Smart Bar/ Chicago, Interface/ Los Angeles, Movement/ Detroit, Basement & Output/ Brooklyn, Tresor & Berghain/ Berlin and the list doesn’t stop there. Also over the course of his career, he has produced over 100 remixes and original tracks, including classics such as ‘Venus’ & ‘Wide Open’/ Missile, ‘25HRs’/ Droid, “Music Box/ ‘4Trk’, Reptilian Tank & Chicago’/Contact, Drop Bass, Communique, Hybrid, Truncate, Figure, Plus 8, CLR, Blank Code, Impact Mechanics, Illegal Alien, to name a few. DJ Hyperactive returned to Chicago 2013 to reconnect with his family and musical roots. His story continues with the difference being the experience and perspective that only a true veteran can possess.

Daiyah

Techno

Originally from Dallas and now based in Brooklyn, Daiyah is a multifaceted artist and the founder of the event series Rumble N the Ramble. Her sound is defined by a raw, industrial-leaning approach to techno that incorporates experimental textures, rock influences, and 90s rave aesthetics. She has established herself as a prominent voice in the New York City underground, performing at key venues such as Basement and Bossa Nova Civic Club, while also making significant appearances in Berlin at institutions like HÖR. Her discography includes the debut EP Moaning & Groaning and full-length albums such as Heady, Also Fd and Lysergic Cacophony. Beyond her work as a producer and DJ, she is a classically trained vocalist and academic whose practice centers on community building and transformative club experiences. Daiyah stands out for her unhinged, primal DJ sets that transform the dance floor into a ritual space, prioritizing sonic rebellion and visceral intensity.

Kevin Aviance

House

Kevin Aviance is a vocalist, producer, and drag performer who emerged from Richmond, Virginia, before becoming a central figure in the New York City ballroom and club circuits. Known for his commanding presence and forceful house sound, he anchored legendary 1990s dancefloors like Sound Factory, Twilo, and Roxy alongside collaborators such as Junior Vasquez and Danny Tenaglia. His discography includes club anthems like the 1996 Wave Records release "Cunty" and the 1999 debut album "Box of Chocolates," which cemented his aggressive and vocal forward aesthetic. Experiencing a modern resurgence after Beyoncé sampled his work on her 2022 album "Renaissance," Aviance recently released his 2025 studio album "HIPPOPOTAMUS" and continues to perform at underground techno and house events like dweller festival and FIST at BASEMENT. Bridging the classic era of queer nightlife with contemporary electronic music, his enduring catalog and kinetic live performances maintain a clear influence on the global dance community.

Kim Ann Foxman

House

Hawaii-born and NYC-based, Kim Ann Foxman began her club life serving rave smoothies in a Hawai‘i all-ages venue before helping ignite San Francisco’s early rave scene and co-founding Hercules & Love Affair in NYC. Her solo trajectory, anchored by the Firehouse and self:timer labels, fuses propulsive house, raw 303 acid, emotive techno, and cosmic sub-genre play, while her Pleasure Planet project adds extraterrestrial new-wave dimensions to her psychedelic sensibility. A queer nightlife pioneer with unforgettable sets at Berghain, Fabric, DC-10, Bassiani, and residencies at Good Room, she continues to shape world-class club culture through visionary sonic storytelling and inclusive community-building.

Kilopatrah Jones

House

Kilopatrah Jones is a Haitian-born, New York–based DJ celebrated for her infectious blend of classic house, disco house, and soulful dancefloor energy. A self-described “dancer’s DJ,” she curates sets that prioritize groove, emotion, and body movement, earning her a devoted local following across venues like Basement, House of Yes, and The Lot Radio. Her style channels the golden era of house through a modern lens, layering rhythmic percussion and vocal samples that ignite pure joy. As one of NYC’s standout selectors, Kilopatrah Jones continues to elevate the city’s underground with her magnetic presence and timeless taste.