Tinzo

House

HEADLINER

Brooklyn-based DJ and co-founder of Book Club Radio, Tinzo blends disco, classic house, and soulful grooves with an ear for nostalgia and feel-good energy. Early originals like “Honey” and “Full Moon Voice Memo” introduced a warm, vocal-forward palette, while her sets champion uplifting, community-first dance floors. She’s brought her sound to Elsewhere, House of Yes, and festival stages including Lightning in a Bottle, with viral long-form sets that spotlight crate-digging and smooth transitions. A Filipino-American and LGBTQIA+ artist, Tinzo’s identity and storytelling shape a welcoming, high-spirited vibe across clubs and daytime rooftops alike.

Jojo Lorenzo

House

Established Brooklyn DJ, filmmaker, and co-founder of Book Club Radio, Jojo Lorenzo builds uplifting, crowd-connecting sets that bridge classic house, disco, rock edits, and synth nostalgia. Breakout releases include the official “One Last Breath (Jojo Lorenzo Remix)” for Creed and collaborative singles with Tinzo such as “Normal Friends,” followed by the after-hours cut “Scream or Pray.” Beyond New York club gigs and rooftop pop-ups, Jojo’s cinematic live sets have appeared on platforms like Refuge Worldwide and Book Club Radio’s filmed series. With a documentarian’s ear for storytelling and pacing, Jojo favors warm grooves, sing-along moments, and feel-good catharsis.

Hiroko Yamamura

Techno

Based in Chicago, Hiroko Yamamura is a prominent figure in the city's techno and house landscape, known for a sound that bridges industrial grit with classic jacking rhythms. Her production and DJ style draw heavily from her roots in the Midwest rave scene, incorporating elements of acid, gothic textures, and a DIY punk ethos. Notable releases include the Class Zero EP (2018, Impact Mechanics), Acid88 Vol 3 (2019, AfroAcid), and her collaboration on Detroit Love (2021, Planet E). She maintains a global touring schedule with regular appearances at clubs like Spybar in Chicago and Panorama Bar in Berlin, alongside festival slots at Movement Detroit. Her aesthetic is deeply informed by science fiction, anime, and a lifelong fascination with the machines that drive electronic music. Yamamura stands out for her ability to channel the lineage of Chicago dance music through a modern, machine-focused lens that prioritizes movement and community connection.

Machinedrum

Drum & Bass

Travis Stewart, known as Machinedrum, is a North Carolina-born, Los Angeles-based producer whose expansive catalog bridges the gap between IDM, footwork, jungle, and hip-hop. He established his signature fast-paced, wistful sound through landmark albums like Room(s) (2011) on Planet Mu and Vapor City (2013) on Ninja Tune. Stewart frequently collaborates across the musical spectrum, forming projects like JETS with Jimmy Edgar and Sepalcure with Praveen Sharma, while producing for vocalists such as Tinashe, Azealia Banks, and Freddie Gibbs. His recent output includes the vocal-heavy 2024 album 3FOR82 on Ninja Tune and the 2026 relaunch of his independent imprint IAMSIAM. A fixture on global festival stages, he has recently performed at Lightning in a Bottle, Bass Coast, and Bonnaroo. Machinedrum remains a vital architect of modern electronic music, continually pushing the boundaries of bass and club culture with his intricate drum programming and lush melodic textures.

MikeQ

House

MikeQ, born Michael Cox, is a New Jersey-based DJ, producer, and a pivotal figure in the global ballroom and vogue house scene. Emerging from Newark's vibrant club culture in the mid-2000s, he quickly became known for his "ecstatic ballroom house" sound, characterized by high energy, sensual synths, and spine-snapping rhythms. He founded the influential Qween Beat label in 2012, dedicated to fostering ballroom music and artists. MikeQ's work includes the 2011 debut EP "Let It All Out" on Fade to Mind, featuring the impactful "The Ha Dub Rewerk'd" and "Feels Like," the latter famously sampled by Beyoncé in 2022. He has served as the resident DJ for all three seasons of HBO Max's "Legendary" and co-founded the "House of Vogue" party in New York City, consistently championing and expanding ballroom culture worldwide. MikeQ's enduring commitment to the underground ballroom sound has cemented his status as a vital ambassador and innovator within electronic music.

Nikki Nair

Bass

Nikki Nair is a southeastern-US born producer/DJ (originally from Knoxville, Tennessee) now based in Atlanta. Beginning in the DIY underground scene throwing parties, he officially launched his production career in 2018 and has since become known for his hybrid, genre-blending sound, fusing electro, breaks, UK bass, acid, techno, and moments of pop-leaning melody. His releases on labels like Dirtybird, Scuffed, Gobstopper, Pretty Weird, and others, along with energetic, unpredictable live sets, establish him as a daring and fresh voice in contemporary dance.

Soul Summit Music

House

Soul Summit Music is a cornerstone of Brooklyn's house music community and a celebrated collective dedicated to soulful house, deep house, and disco culture. Founded in 2002 by DJs Sadiq Bellamy, Tabu, and Jeff Mendoza, the trio has built a lasting legacy through timeless selections, deep musical knowledge, and an unwavering commitment to the dance floor. The collective is best known for the Soul Summit Music Festival, a free outdoor house music gathering held on summer Sunday afternoons at Fort Greene Park that draws thousands of dancers across generations. Beyond their signature park sessions, Soul Summit maintains a strong presence throughout New York City's underground with regular appearances at Nowadays, House of Yes, and Signal, alongside broadcasts on The Lot Radio. Their sound honors the spirit of disco, the soul of deep house, and the communal energy of New York's legendary block parties and underground dance floors. By creating an inclusive sanctuary where music, movement, and community unite, Soul Summit Music remains a vital force in preserving the culture and legacy of authentic house music.

Toribio

Deep House

Cesar Toribio is a Dominican American DJ, producer, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist based in Brooklyn, New York City. Raised in Florida with a background in church music and jazz drumming, he blends deep house, disco, and Afro Latin rhythms into his club sets and original productions. He serves as the bandleader for the live house fusion ensemble Conclave, which released its critically acclaimed debut album on Love Injection Records in 2021. Toribio also runs the event series and record label B.D.A. and hosts a monthly residency on The Lot Radio. His catalog includes releases on The Jazz Diaries and Most Excellent Unltd, alongside remixes from veterans like Louie Vega and Joe Claussell. Bridging live instrumentation with underground dance music, Toribio remains a vital connector of jazz, soul, and club culture in the modern electronic landscape.

Zainab

Electronic

Born in Lahore and raised in New York City, Brooklyn-based DJ and producer ZAINAB weaves global rhythms and underground club music into her selections. Formerly known as ZEEMUFFIN, she blends house, hip-hop, amapiano, and South Asian diasporic sounds to create a distinct cross-cultural aesthetic. ZAINAB released her debut single "Jadoo" in March 2026, followed by "Her Eyes" in April 2026, both arriving via Ninja Tune's Technicolor imprint. Her live presence includes performances at Boiler Room, Glastonbury, Lollapalooza, and a back-to-back set with DJ Habibeats at the Coachella Do LaB stage. Beyond her own productions, she champions global south music through her party series and future label Azadi. By bridging New York club culture with international sounds, ZAINAB builds spaces where diasporic identity and electronic music converge.