Enzo is Burning

Minimal / Deep Tech

HEADLINER

Enzo is Burning is a London-based DJ and producer crafting a sleek, minimal-leaning tech house sound infused with Latin percussion and vocal hooks. Rising from viral club edits and remixes of Aaliyah, Jamiroquai, and Alan Fitzpatrick, he’s become a fixture on the European circuit with originals like “Cap,” “Body Talk,” and “Night Moves.” Supported by Marco Carola, Peggy Gou, and Joseph Capriati, Enzo has played for Defected, elrow, Kaluki, and Paradise across iconic venues such as fabric London, Hï Ibiza, and Space Miami. Expect hypnotic grooves, crisp percussion, and high-energy drops built for after-hours momentum.

Slugg

Minimal / Deep Tech

Miami-born and Orlando-based, Slugg (Mateo Acosta) brings a fresh, gritty bounce to house music with deep roots in 90s hip-hop and boundless dancefloor energy. He cut his teeth in the local scene through the House Keepers collective and later launched his own imprint, Getbusy, where gritty club textures and soulful sampling are the order of the day. His “Takeover” EP on Blackflag Recordings and B3B sets, like the explosive Factory Town NYE drop showcase his knack for dragging people into a groove you can’t shake. Having earned support from Loco Dice, Fisher, Joseph Capriati, and others, Slugg is still rising fast and carving out his own path with bold sound and community-first spirit.

Katita

Tech House

Katita is a DJ and selector based in New York City who has steadily built a presence within the Brooklyn underground electronic music circuit. Known for her versatile sets that span tech house, and minimal tech, she frequently performs at key local venues such as SILO, H0L0, TBA Brooklyn, and Mood Ring. Recent highlights include supporting prominent international and domestic acts like Enzo Is Burning, Blackchild, James Poole, and Slugg. She is also a regular fixture at local collective events, including the Surreal Sessions and House Hats Collective showcases. By consistently delivering rhythmic selections that bridge classic house influences with modern club energy, Katita stands out as a vital contributor to the current Brooklyn nightlife ecosystem.