Natasha Diggs

Disco

HEADLINER

Based in New York City, Natasha Diggs has established herself as a globally recognized DJ and producer known for her deep musical knowledge and technical prowess on the decks. Often referred to as the 45 Queen, she gained prominence for her signature all vinyl sets featuring 7 inch records, a style that anchors her residencies at New York institutions like Mobile Mondays and the community focused Soul in the Horn. Her sets are characterized by an eclectic, soulful approach that seamlessly bridges funk, disco, house, hip hop, and rare grooves. Beyond her club work, she has toured with Lauryn Hill and performed at major international festivals including Defected Croatia. Diggs remains a dedicated vinyl advocate, prioritizing the warmth and tactile experience of record collecting while maintaining a vibrant, dance floor focused aesthetic.

DJ Spen

House

Baltimore native Sean Spencer, known professionally as DJ Spen, is a foundational figure in the evolution of soulful house music. Rising from his early roots in the local hip hop scene and radio broadcasting, he joined the legendary Basement Boys collective in the early 1990s to refine a signature sound that fuses gospel intensity with deep house grooves. As a prolific producer and remixer, he has shaped the careers of numerous vocalists and collaborated with artists such as Ann Nesby and Marc Evans on enduring club anthems like The Way You Love Me. He currently leads the Quantize Recordings and Unquantize imprints, which serve as primary outlets for his ongoing output and a platform for international talent. His work remains a vital bridge between classic gospel soul and contemporary dance floor energy, cementing his status as a persistent architect of the global house music community.

Lovie

House

Based in Brooklyn, New York, Lovie is a DJ and curator whose practice bridges the gap between archival research and community-focused dance floor experiences. Originally from Washington, D.C., she gained prominence through her long-running Summer School Radio residency on The Lot Radio, which explores a sonic spectrum spanning ambient, spiritual jazz, soul, and alternative R&B. As a co-founder of the Soul Connection party series, she actively promotes Black femme empowerment within nightlife, fostering inclusive spaces that prioritize connection and musical education. Her club sets are characterized by a patient, soulful approach, weaving together slow-groove disco, funk, and house music with a focus on storytelling and empathy. Recognized as a breakthrough talent in 2024, she holds a residency at the Brooklyn club Public Records and has performed at institutions including MoMA and the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Lovie stands out in the contemporary scene for her commitment to the listening experience, treating DJing as a spiritual practice that binds community activity with deep musical discovery.