Gordo

Tech House

HEADLINER

Gordo is the house and tech house project of Diamante Anthony Blackmon, an American producer and DJ born in Washington, D.C. to Nicaraguan parents and raised partly in Guatemala. He first rose to prominence in the 2010s as Carnage, a festival trap and big-room EDM name signed to Ultra Records, before retiring that alias in 2022 to focus on a groove-driven, Latin and tribal inflected house sound. As Gordo he has released collaborations with Drake, including "Sideways" and "Healing," and built the Taraka party brand around his darker, percussive club sets. He is a regular at major festivals such as Tomorrowland, Ultra Music Festival and Zamna, and a fixture of the Miami circuit through Club Space and Factory Town. His current sets pull from tech house, afro house and Latin percussion, trading the maximalist drops of his EDM years for hypnotic, dancefloor-focused momentum.

Roddy Lima

Tech House

São Paulo-born, Brazil-raised DJ/producer Roddy Lima channels funk, soul, and minimal-deep tech into energetic, groove-driven soundscapes. Breaking through on Black Book Records with charting releases like “Do Ya Thang” and the *Analog Ascent* EP, he has since embarked on a successful international trajectory, headlining Link Miami Rebels nights at Club Space, playing Taraka events with Gordo, and debuting Ibiza residencies in 2023. With a keen ear for rhythm and emotional nuance, his DJ sets blend Brazilian swing with underground house credentials, marking him as a rising touring star in tech-house and minimal.

Harvy Valencia

Tech House

Hailing from Cali, Colombia, Harvy Valencia has emerged as a prominent figure in the global electronic scene through his distinct fusion of minimal and tech house. He first gained traction with self-taught production techniques before launching his professional career in 2017, eventually securing releases on influential labels such as Hot Creations, Cuttin' Headz, and Revival New York. His discography includes notable tracks like the collaborative EP Origins with Beltran and the widely supported single Electric Mama with Jamie Jones. Beyond his studio output, he manages his own labels, 1994 Music and HARVIBAL, while maintaining a rigorous touring schedule that has brought him to major stages including Amnesia Ibiza and Space Miami. Valencia bridges regional Latin rhythms with contemporary club aesthetics, creating a sound defined by rolling basslines, skittering percussion, and vibrant vocal samples. His ability to synthesize cultural heritage with high-impact dancefloor energy establishes him as a vital, forward-thinking force in modern house music.