Jay Dalawa

House

HEADLINER

Jay Dalawa is a Filipino-American DJ and producer based in Queens, New York, with roots in the DMV area. His sound fuses 90s house, funk, and soul, channeling the energy of the New York underground with a distinct selecta sensibility. As a core member of the BARANGAY and Soul Kanto collectives, he focuses on bridging diasporic communities and connecting artists across the Philippines and the United States. He is a regular presence at New York venues such as Jupiter Disco, Mood Ring, and Elsewhere, where he crafts narrative-driven sets influenced by the sounds of The Basement Boys and Ash Lauryn. His work serves as a platform for cultural exchange, building a future-facing sound that remains deeply rooted in heritage and collaborative community building. By weaving together diverse rhythmic traditions and soulful house textures, he creates inclusive dancefloor environments that prioritize connection and cultural storytelling.

Alcantara

House

Based in New Jersey and active within the New York City club circuit, Alcantara operates as a DJ and producer deeply embedded in the local dance music ecosystem. He frequently performs at venues such as Mood Ring, Elsewhere, and Jupiter Disco, where he contributes to the city's vibrant nightlife landscape. His work often aligns with the sounds of his peers in the Barangay collective, focusing on rhythmic and groove-oriented selections. Through consistent appearances at these staple Brooklyn clubs, he maintains a steady presence in the regional scene. His commitment to the local community and consistent performance schedule mark him as a dedicated figure in the current New York underground.

Gabriel Etrata

House

Gabriel Etrata is a Filipino-American DJ and turntablist based in Queens, New York City. His performance style integrates technical scratching and mixing techniques with a diverse selection spanning house, hip-hop, and R&B. He maintains a consistent presence in the local nightlife circuit, frequently appearing at venues such as Jupiter Disco, Mood Ring, and Sek'end Sun. His approach prioritizes the rhythmic interplay between classic club sounds and urban music traditions. By bridging the gap between turntablist culture and contemporary dance floors, he provides a distinct perspective within the New York City scene.