Psyk

Techno

HEADLINER

Madrid born and Berlin based producer Manuel Anós, known as Psyk, is a central figure in contemporary deep and functional techno. He founded the influential Non Series imprint in 2011, which serves as a primary outlet for his own cerebral, modular driven compositions and those of peers like Neel and Architectural. His discography includes the acclaimed debut album Time Foundation on Mote Evolver and the 2019 follow up A Moment Before on Tresor. Psyk frequently collaborates with artists such as Oscar Mulero and Orbe, maintaining a reputation for hypnotic, stripped back sets at institutions like Berghain, Fabric, and Concrete. His work consistently prioritizes a minimalist aesthetic, blending somber power with precise, evolving sound design. By refining a distinctively purist approach to the genre, he remains a vital reference point for producers seeking to balance dancefloor utility with artistic depth.

Jason Kendig

Techno

Originally inspired by Detroit’s airwaves, Jason Kendig is a New York–based DJ and producer celebrated for his deep, timeless approach to house and techno. Beginning his career in the late 1990s with a residency at Detroit’s legendary Motor, Kendig went on to become a founding member of San Francisco’s Honey Soundsystem collective and a resident at Chicago’s Smart Bar. With over two decades of global touring, his sets blend classic Detroit grooves with forward-thinking club sounds, creating an elegant balance between nostalgia and innovation. Expect fluid, hypnotic journeys marked by warmth, rhythm, and a master’s precision.

Ryan Smith

House

Ryan Smith is a New York City based DJ and producer recognized for his contributions to the underground dance music circuit. He gained prominence as a resident at the Wrecked party series, where he developed a reputation for blending classic house and disco with forward thinking electronic rhythms. Beyond his work as a selector, he has been a founding partner of the Discaire label and has performed at notable venues including BASEMENT in New York and various clubs across San Francisco, London, and Berlin. His sound is characterized by rich emotional resonance, fluid trippiness, and a commitment to soulful, dancefloor focused curation. Smith remains a vital figure in the scene by consistently bridging the gap between established club traditions and contemporary underground experimentation.

Jubilee

House

Jubilee is one of those DJs who makes a lot more sense once you understand the full map she is drawing from. Her sound is not boxed into one neat lane because it comes out of South Florida club culture, New York bass music, and a deep love for UK underground styles all at once. You hear Miami bass, dancehall, grime, garage, breaks, dubstep, techno, and regional club music all colliding in a way that feels sharp rather than scattered. That is what makes her so respected: she is not chasing genre fluidity as a trend, she genuinely comes from a world where those sounds have always overlapped. Through her own productions, her Magic City platform, and her sets, she has built a reputation for connecting American club lineage with UK sounds in a way that feels physical, fun, and deeply informed. She is the kind of artist who can make a room feel raw, global, and very locked in without ever sounding like she is forcing eclecticism for the sake of it.

Honey B

Techno

Based in New York City, Honey B is a producer and DJ known for her fusion of club-oriented sounds, ranging from muscular techno to breakbeat and bass-heavy hybrids. A resident of the queer collective XOXA, she has become a fixture in the underground circuit with performances at venues such as Nowadays, Elsewhere, and Good Room. Her production work includes the 2023 track Brick City, which earned recognition for its driving, melodic techno aesthetic, and the collaborative EP series with nextdimensional. She frequently explores ethereal sonic textures alongside high-voltage rhythms, often incorporating global influences into her sets. Honey B remains a vital contributor to the local scene, balancing solo projects with collaborative efforts that bridge trance, techno, and club music.

Ron Like Hell

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Techno

Based in Brooklyn, New York, Ron Like Hell is a veteran selector and fixture of the city's queer nightlife scene. With over two decades of experience, they are widely recognized for their role as a co-founder of the music-first party Wrecked and their residency at Basement. Their DJ sets are characterized by an eclectic, genre-fluid approach that weaves together raw techno, acid, house, and experimental electronic obscurities. Beyond their local impact, they have performed at international venues including Panorama Bar in Berlin and festivals such as Sustain-Release. Ron Like Hell prioritizes emotional resonance and psychedelic texture, consistently curating sets that favor deep, hypnotic journeys over rigid genre adherence. Their enduring influence stems from a commitment to community building and a deep, scholarly knowledge of dance music history that informs their spontaneous, high-energy performances.