Zack Fox

Electronic

HEADLINER

Zack Fox is an Atlanta-born, Los Angeles-based polymath whose incredible talents span rapping, stand-up comedy, acting, illustration, and DJing. Originally rising to prominence as a wildly popular internet personality and comedian under the moniker "Bootymath," Fox's foray into music has been met with massive critical and commercial success. Collaborating with elite producers like Kenny Beats, Flying Lotus, and Thundercat, he brings a unique, irreverent, and deeply infectious energy to hip-hop and electronic stages. As a DJ, Fox is known for raucous, high-energy live sets that seamlessly bridge the gap between heavy rap anthems and underground club tracks. His multifaceted approach to entertainment and undeniable charisma make him a highly sought-after performer capable of commanding huge crowds.

Amarji King

Electronic

Club Princess 👑 Ballroom edits and club shit

Kilopatrah Jones

House

Kilopatrah Jones is a Haitian-born, New York–based DJ celebrated for her infectious blend of classic house, disco house, and soulful dancefloor energy. A self-described “dancer’s DJ,” she curates sets that prioritize groove, emotion, and body movement, earning her a devoted local following across venues like Basement, House of Yes, and The Lot Radio. Her style channels the golden era of house through a modern lens, layering rhythmic percussion and vocal samples that ignite pure joy. As one of NYC’s standout selectors, Kilopatrah Jones continues to elevate the city’s underground with her magnetic presence and timeless taste.

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.

Nativesun

Electronic

Nativesun is a Washington, D.C. DJ and producer with close to a decade organizing and playing parties across the DMV electronic scene. His sets move fluidly between House, Techno, Jersey club, Baltimore club, UK Funky, Footwork, Amapiano, gqom and Jungle, built largely from his own edits and refixes. In 2021 he co-founded the Black Rave Culture project with Amal and James Bangura, releasing two critically acclaimed albums on HAUS of ALTR and appearing at Sustain-Release, Slingshot Festival in North Carolina and Boiler Room D.C. that same year. He has since played Nowadays and Dweller Fest in New York, returned to Boiler Room for an NYC set, and shared work with Kelela, DJ Lag and Ari Lennox. A restless multi-genre selector, Nativesun keeps a constant presence on the D.C. dancefloor while carrying its club-music diversity to rooms across the country.

Clit Hub

Techno

Clit.hub, who records under the name Oche, is a Nigerian born and raised, New York City based DJ and a visible figure in the city's queer underground nightlife. As a trans woman, her sets refuse a single lane, moving between techno, deep house, drum and bass, breakbeat, baile funk, and afro pop in a way that keeps a dancefloor guessing. She releases club-ready edits and mixes through SoundCloud, and has appeared on Oroko Radio for a Kumata-invited session. Her music pulls diasporic and global club rhythms into hard, fast, percussive forms rooted in New York's DIY party circuit. Clit.hub matters as one of the genre-blurring queer selectors reshaping what a New York club night can sound like.