Lauren Ritter

Deep House

Based in New York City, DJ and producer Lauren Ritter navigates the intersections of deep house, minimal, and electronica as a longtime resident of the underground event series ReSolute. She first gained international recognition through Lee Burridge's All Day I Dream imprint, delivering hypnotic, rhythmic records like her 2015 debut 'Lark' EP and the standout track 'Swoon', which both earned support on BBC Radio 1. In 2020, Ritter launched her own label, Rift Vision, which serves as a home for her solo productions and collaborative projects, including the 2022 'Particles of Sound' EP with poet Tenesha The Wordsmith and a 2021 remix package featuring Octo Octa and Lawrence. Her intricate, melodic sets have secured her appearances at global institutions and festivals, from Robot Heart and All Day I Dream Ibiza to local fixtures like Public Records and MAD Radio NYC. Maintaining a steady output, she recently returned to Rift Vision with the 2024 release 'Antigone' and continues to anchor Brooklyn dance floors with her precise selections. By balancing delicate atmospheric textures with grounded club rhythms, Ritter remains a vital architect of the modern deep house landscape.

Dundar

House

Dundar is a New York City DJ and sound engineer who began producing electronic ambient and progressive house in 2005. Rooted in the city's underground, he favors deep, hypnotic grooves and atmospheric, long-form mixing. He appears at Brooklyn parties including Anarcho at Elsewhere. His sets lean progressive and immersive, built for late-night floors.

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.