Haseeb Iqbal

Electronic

Haseeb Iqbal is a DJ, writer, and broadcaster from north London whose work traces music, history, and stories from across the globe. He produces in-depth radio documentaries for Worldwide FM and his own platform, haseebiqbal.world, and runs the monthly Studio Crumb residency, a staple of the London club scene, alongside a weekly residency at Tate Modern called Beats and Boards. He has written for The Guardian, Mixmag, and DJ Mag, pairing that research-driven approach with eclectic, crate-dug DJ sets. His billing on Darker Than Wax's anniversary night reflects that same genre-roaming, digger's ethos.

Honey Bun

House

Brooklyn based DJ and interdisciplinary artist Honey Bun, born Samantha Taylor, draws from her New York roots and Texas upbringing to craft expansive, genre fluid sets. Her sound bridges soulful house, breaks, techno, and cosmic electro, often centering the interconnected sonic output of the global Black diaspora. As a resident at The Lot Radio, she hosts the monthly show BUNTOPIA, which serves as a platform for her explorative, future forward approach to dance music. She co founded the party series Soul Connection, a project dedicated to centering intergenerational Black femme DJs and cultivating inclusive dance floors across New York City venues like Nowadays and Good Room. Her ability to navigate diverse club environments, from intimate wine bars to major festival stages, establishes her as a versatile selector with a deep, omnivorous record collection. Honey Bun stands out for her commitment to building community through music, consistently creating spaces that prioritize both sonic depth and social connection.

Lefto Early Bird

Electronic

Based in Brussels, Lefto Early Bird is a veteran DJ, producer, and broadcaster whose eclectic selections bridge electronic jazz, soulful house, techno, and hip hop. He has built a global following through extensive radio residencies on Kiosk Radio, Worldwide FM, and The Lot Radio, alongside regular appearances at festivals like Horst Arts and Music and Dour Festival. His discography includes the introspective 2024 album "Motherless Father" on Brownswood Recordings and the 2025 digital release "Highway Project", showcasing his ability to merge live instrumentation with deep electronic textures. Frequently collaborating with artists like Simbad and Iman Houssein, his production aesthetic weaves atmospheric synths and spoken word vocals into rhythmic grooves. By continually championing underground sounds and connecting disparate musical lineages, he remains a vital curator and tastemaker in the contemporary electronic landscape.