MoMA Ready

House

HEADLINER

Wyatt Stevens, known as MoMA Ready, is a New York City based audio visual artist and producer. He operates the HAUS of ALTR label, a platform that began in 2011 and has evolved into a hub for a new generation of electronic artists. His sound fluidly blends house, techno, and breaks, often incorporating soulful vocal samples and acid lines. MoMA Ready is also recognized for his collaborative work as AceMoMA with AceMo, releasing projects like the 2019 `AceMoMa - EP`. Recent activity includes the annual "Body" album series, with `Body 23` released in 2024. His intuitive, genre-blurring approach and dedication to fostering a community position him as a vital voice in contemporary American dance music.

Shanty Mane

House

Shanty Mane feels like a real Bushwick scene builder as much as a DJ. Brooklyn-based and closely tied to Raw Cuts as a co-founder and creative, he comes out of that local underground lane where taste, community, and knowing how to shape a room matter more than hype. His identity reads eclectic and club-rooted rather than boxed into one strict genre, with a style built around groove, local dancefloor instinct, and the kind of selections that make sense in taste-driven Brooklyn spaces instead of obvious main-stage moments. More than anything, he comes off like one of those local forces whose credibility is tied to actually helping shape the culture around him, not just playing in it.

Willy Gorgon

House

Rooted in the foundations of classic club music, his sound navigates house, minimal, and deep house, drawing influence from both domestic and European underground scenes. As a curator and resident, he frequently performs at local venues like Dead Letter No. 9, Elsewhere, and Apollo Studio, sharing bills with artists such as Fleur Shore, Inland Knights, and T. Jacques. His recent 2025 and 2026 activity centers heavily on RAW CUTS warehouse events, which enforce strict policies against phone use to prioritize dancefloor engagement. By maintaining a community first ethos and a stripped back approach to nightlife, Gorgon anchors a dedicated pocket of the modern Brooklyn house circuit.