GE-OLOGY

House

HEADLINER

Baltimore born and New York City based, GE-OLOGY is a multidisciplinary artist whose career spans over three decades of production, DJing, and visual arts. Initially recognized for his foundational work in hip hop, producing for artists such as Mos Def, Talib Kweli, and De La Soul, he later pivoted toward house and electronic music with his 2015 debut single Moon Circuitry on Theo Parrish's Sound Signature label. His DJ sets are characterized by a deep, vinyl-focused approach that traverses jazz, soul, funk, disco, and house, often incorporating technical flourishes inspired by Chicago pioneers. He has performed at international venues and festivals including Dekmantel and Le Bain, maintaining a reputation for unpredictable, journey-oriented selections. GE-OLOGY remains a vital figure in the underground scene, valued for his technical mastery and his ability to bridge disparate musical histories into a cohesive dancefloor experience.

Ayanna Heaven

Electronic

Based in Brooklyn, New York, Ayanna Heaven is a DJ, radio host, and event producer whose work is deeply rooted in Jamaican sound system culture. Raised in Saint Mary, Jamaica, during the 1990s dancehall era and later shaped by the Atlanta, Georgia hip hop scene, she brings a scholarly yet intuitive approach to her craft as an ethnomusicology graduate. She hosts the monthly program Sounds of Heaven on The Lot Radio and serves as a selector for the long running Across 110th Street show on WKCR. Her sets traverse roots reggae, rocksteady, dancehall, afrobeats, and funk, often emphasizing organic textures and historical continuity. By bridging deep musical research with a vibrant, contemporary club sensibility, she acts as a vital conduit for global diasporic sounds in the modern nightlife landscape.

Cosmo

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House

Cosmo feels like a true local selector in the way her sets prioritize groove, warmth, and real dancefloor flow over anything flashy or overthought. There is a classic New York quality to how she plays, pulling from house, soulful rhythms, acid, hip-hop, and deeper club sounds in a way that feels effortless rather than forced. What makes her land is that the taste feels genuine. The sets are usually rooted in strong musical instinct, deep cuts, and the kind of pacing that comes from actually understanding a room. In the NYC circuit, she reads as the kind of DJ people trust for a set that is soulful, grounded, and properly plugged into the city’s underground.