C+C Music Factory

Electronic

HEADLINER

C+C Music Factory is an American dance and house group formed in New York City in 1989 by producers Robert Clivilles and David Cole. The act was built around club-ready house production, hip-house rhythms, and big vocal hooks, working with a rotating cast of singers and rappers. Its 1990 debut album Gonna Make You Sweat, released on Columbia Records, delivered the chart-topping anthem Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) alongside Things That Make You Go Hmmm and Here We Go (Let's Rock and Roll). The group earned a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist and collected multiple American Music Awards, MTV Video Music Awards, and Billboard Music Awards, stringing together a run of number-one dance hits in the early 1990s. Following Cole's death in 1995, the name continued as a touring live act, and the group still performs its catalog of era-defining floor-fillers for audiences worldwide. Its early records remain a template for the crossover of house, hip-hop, and pop that defined a moment in American dance music.

DJ Miss Parker

House

DJ Miss Parker is a Brooklyn based sonic architect, producer, and community organizer whose work navigates the intersection of rave culture and research based dance music. Drawing from an encyclopedic knowledge of electronic history, they frequently incorporate elements of trance, techno, acid, and hardstyle into their sets. They are a fixture in the New York City underground, holding regular appearances at venues such as Basement, Nowadays, and Bossa Nova Civic Club. Their production work includes the album Programmed Technologies and collaborations such as the track NEW BITCH with Cakes Da Killa. Known for a style that pairs razor sharp technical precision with a sense of play, they remain a dedicated advocate for the preservation of local nightlife energy.

S4M23

Techno

Originally hailing from Somerville, Massachusetts, S4M23 is a musician and DJ currently based in New York City by way of Chicago. A lifelong devotee of electronic music, she began performing experimental live sets and DJing around New England at age fifteen, later immersing herself in the underground scenes of Chicago and New York through her collective KOR. Her sound reflects a deeply informed ear and reverence for the dancefloor, often manifesting as a mutant collision of Midwest electronics, Belgian new beat, and leftfield house. Notable releases include the ANGELFACE EP on Evar Records in 2021 and the track Jester on Low Income Squad in 2020. She is a frequent presence at venues such as Nowadays in New York City and has performed alongside artists like Derrick Carter and DJ Stingray 313.

MORENXXX

Techno

MORENXXX, also known as Jesús Hilario Reyes, is a Brooklyn-based antidisciplinary artist, DJ, and producer originally from San Juan, Puerto Rico, with strong ties to Chicago's underground scene. Their sound is characterized by throbbing, riotous techno, often blending hypnotic, blisteringly fast rhythms with rapturous percussion and ethereal intensity. MORENXXX's sets traverse psychedelic techno, trance, and acid, creating an otherworldly and primordial experience that draws on their Caribbean roots. Known for performances described as devotional and spiritual, they are a frequent presence in New York City's club circuit, including venues like Nowadays and Bossa Nova Civic Club. MORENXXX has also performed at Boiler Room and was featured with an RA Mix Of The Day in April 2024.