Bustin' Loose

Disco

HEADLINER

Tom Lilly, known professionally as Bustin' Loose, is a London based DJ, producer, and label head whose work centers on nu disco, soulful house, and funk infused electronic music. He is the founder of The Disco Express, an imprint and event series that began as a Shoreditch loft party in 2017 and has since grown into a recognized platform for modern disco. His discography includes the 2022 "Swift Lippin'" EP on his own label and the 2025 "Château d'Amour" EP, alongside releases on Toy Tonics and Whiskey Disco. As a selector, he has performed at major festivals like Glastonbury, Wilderness, and Secret Garden Party, while holding down club dates at London venues such as Phonox, KOKO, and E1, as well as international spots like La Java in Paris. His sound blends vintage 1970s nightlife aesthetics with the driving percussion of contemporary club music. By bridging classic funk sensibilities with modern house production, Bustin' Loose maintains a vital space for groove oriented dance music within the broader European underground.

Roland & Brother Rich

House

New York based duo Roland and Brother Rich operate at the intersection of classic soul and modern club energy. Their production catalog includes tracks like Roger Moore's Living Room and the Jazzed Up Mix of Watch This, released on labels such as Tropical Disco and iAmHouse. The pair maintains a consistent presence within the international circuit, notably holding a residency with The Disco Express and performing at events like Amsterdam Dance Event. Their sound centers on feel good grooves, percussive house rhythms, and disco infused arrangements. By blending vintage sensibilities with contemporary dance floor functionality, they provide a reliable bridge between heritage club sounds and current nightlife audiences.

Bea Trinidad

House

Brooklyn based DJ and producer Bea Trinidad navigates the intersection of global club rhythms and classic house sensibilities. Her sets draw from a diverse palette including soulful house, deep house, and jazz, often incorporating percussive elements from baile funk and amapiano. A former promoter for the Paris based collective Possession, she brings a technical, multi deck approach to her performances at venues like Public Records, Elsewhere, and House of Yes. Her work reflects a deep commitment to community advocacy and the physical history of dance culture. Trinidad stands out for her ability to bridge the gap between underground rave roots and accessible, groove led dance floor narratives.