RSquared

House

RSquared are a UK house and tech house duo made up of Ryan and Rory, two longtime friends who first met while studying at Bournemouth University and eventually turned an unexpected back-to-back into a full collaborative project. Their sound is rooted in rolling grooves, punchy percussion, and club-ready house music, but what gives the project extra lift is how naturally they balance clean modern tech house energy with deeper groove and a slightly more musical, warm edge. They have built momentum through releases like “Aeroplane Mode,” “Bring That Heat,” and “What U Need,” while support from outlets like BBC Radio 1 and Capital Dance has helped push them beyond just local buzz into a wider rising-artist conversation. More than anything, RSquared feel like part of that newer wave of UK house acts who understand how to make records that are immediately effective in a club without losing polish or personality

Grace Arribas

Minimal / Deep Tech

Grace Arribas operates at the intersection of movement and minimal tech, shaping a sound defined by restraint, groove, and emotional precision. Originally from the United States, she honed her technical foundation in sound design at Point Blank in Los Angeles before establishing a base between Barcelona, Amsterdam, and Ibiza. Her performance background in choreography informs a DJ style that treats tension and release as physical architecture, favoring patience over excess. She has appeared at major global circuits including Music On, Pacha Ibiza, and Amsterdam Dance Event, often performing alongside key figures in the minimal and tech house landscape. Her production work, including releases like 4EVER on Repopulate Mars, reflects this commitment to tactile, groove-driven sound design. Arribas stands out in the contemporary scene by bridging stripped-back rhythmic structures with a refined, intentional musicality that prioritizes long-form flow over peak-time tropes.

Gene Farris

House

Chicago house legend Gene Farris has been a driving force in the global house scene for over two decades. Known for his infectious energy and seamless blend of classic house grooves with modern tech elements, Farris has released on labels like Defected, Relief, and Dirtybird while running his own imprint, Farris Wheel Recordings. His sets are rich in soulful vocals, funk-laced basslines, and dancefloor euphoria, bridging old-school roots with forward-thinking sound design. A mentor to many and a constant innovator, Gene continues to electrify clubs and festivals worldwide with his timeless Chicago flavor and unmatched charisma.

J. Worra

Tech House

Jamie Sitter, known professionally as J. Worra, is a Chicago native and Los Angeles-based DJ and producer who bridges classic house music with modern tech house. Emerging from the Midwest underground, she has built a reputation for her technical prowess and groove-driven sound, earning recognition as DJ Mag's Breakthrough Music Producer of the Year in 2019. Her discography includes standout releases like the 2021 "some ppl fall" EP on Club Sweat, "Check Out" featuring Leo Stannard on Higher Ground, and the 2024 collaborative single "Cutting Loose" with Disco Lines and Anabel Englund. A regular fixture on the global festival circuit, she has delivered high-energy sets at Coachella, EDC Las Vegas, and Splash House, alongside club appearances at The Brooklyn Mirage and Spybar Chicago. Recent output includes her 2025 single "Can't Get Enough" on Insomniac Records and 2026's "Tell Me," continuing her steady stream of club-focused anthems. By fusing the foundational elements of her hometown's house legacy with contemporary club aesthetics, J. Worra remains a vital and forward-thinking presence in the modern dance music landscape.