Pablo Romero

Tech House

HEADLINER

A fixture of the New York City underground for over a decade, Queens native Pablo Romero operates at the intersection of house and techno. As the founder of the Brooklyn based Archivio Record Shop, he maintains a deep commitment to vinyl culture and community curation. His DJ sets weave together Latin heritage with the raw, eclectic energy of the city, often incorporating elements of salsa and hip hop into driving, hypnotic club rhythms. Romero holds residencies at venues like Public Records and has performed across international circuits. He stands out for his ability to bridge the gap between technical crate digging and the high energy demands of modern dance floors, grounding his sound in the authentic pulse of New York.

Ariel me Llamo

Techno

Ariel Me Llamo is a producer and DJ originating from Asunción, Paraguay, who has become a notable figure in the regional and international underground techno scene. His sound is characterized by a direct, high-energy approach that fuses funky techno, electro, and breakbeat rhythms. He has released music on labels such as Counterchange, including the 2022 F-150 EP, and maintains a reputation for technical proficiency in both vinyl-focused DJ sets and hardware-based live performances. Beyond his solo work, he is a co-curator of the In-Between label and has collaborated with artists like Amanda Mussi and Inland. His work consistently bridges the gap between South American club culture and global electronic circuits, marking him as a vital connector in the contemporary underground.