MEDUZA

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House

HEADLINER

MEDUZA is a powerhouse Italian house trio whose songwriting and production have turned them into true global heavyweights. Since 2019, their breakthrough "Piece of Your Heart" (with Goodboys) became a dance staple, earning Grammy attention. Tracks like “Lose Control,” “Paradise,” and “Bad Memories” followed suit, towering with platinum and billion-stream milestones. Their live headline set at Tomorrowland 2025 captures stadium-scale energy and earworm hooks at their best. As label founders (AETERNA) and Grammy-nominated artists, MEDUZA blend underground rhythm with mainstream magnetism.

LP Giobbi

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House

LP Giobbi is a classically-trained pianist turned piano-house trailblazer whose emotionally rich productions blend jazz, disco, and club-ready house. Rising from independently released mixes to Grammy-nominated albums and world tours, she has headlined major festivals such as Coachella, Tomorrowland, and Electric Forest while leading the Femme House initiative to support gender equity in electronic music. Her album *Light Places* and follow-up *Dotr* have drawn praise from DJ Mag, NPR, Spotify RADAR, and Billboard, and she continues to lead both as a recording artist and global music director for W Hotels.

Eve Lauren

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Melodic Techno

CALIFORNIA‑based DJ/producer Eve Lauren (itsevelauren on IG) is a newcomer bursting onto the local dance circuit with high‑energy, soulful house and tech‑house sets. She’s perfected crowd-connecting mixes, especially live on platforms like TikTok and at Experts Only NYC events, earning support as a spirited local rising star. Her sets are marked by infectious beats, vinyl authenticity, and groovy spontaneity that amplify her emerging presence in the NYC/LA house scene.

Amanda Simpson

House

Amanda Simpson is a DJ and producer born and based in New York City. Her sound is rooted in groovy house, indie dance, minimal tech, and disco, characterized by sharp club cuts and a weighty, rolling groove. She has built a steady presence across the local nightlife circuit, performing at notable venues like Outer Heaven, Superior Ingredients, Marquee Sky Deck, and Sur Lodge. In 2026, Simpson released her debut single "Wait What" on dt weapons, followed by "Busy Looking Good" on Club Sweat. She frequently shares lineups with established artists such as BLOND:ISH, Prospa, and Kino Todo. Her ability to balance minimal restraint with dancefloor-focused energy makes her a reliable and compelling fixture in the modern house landscape.

Emily Bass

House

Emily Bass is a DJ and music industry advocate based in New York City, known for her vibrant selections of classic house and disco. As the Executive Director of FEMME HOUSE, she plays a pivotal role in creating equitable opportunities for women and marginalized individuals in dance music production and performance. Her sets are characterized by deep grooves, funky remixes, and an uplifting dancefloor euphoria. Bass has brought her signature sound to notable stages, including the We Belong Here festival in Central Park and a highly anticipated Phish afterparty at Madison Square Garden alongside Tad Cautious. Through her behind the scenes leadership and infectious club performances, she continues to foster a more inclusive and dynamic electronic music community.

Malcolm Zeller

Tech House

At only 21, Malcolm Zeller is an emerging Miami-born, New York–based DJ and producer whose sound fuses infectious tech house rhythms with vibrant Latin house elements. A rising name in the U.S. club circuit, he’s already performed at iconic venues like Club Space, Superior Ingredients, and Silo. His breakout track “YOU USED TO,” a collaboration with Malòne, gained international attention after being played by heavyweights Marco Carola and Black Coffee. Malcolm’s sets are high-energy journeys of percussion, groove, and warmth, reflecting both his Latin roots and modern club edge. With his name quickly spreading through the underground, he’s cementing himself as one of house music’s next big talents.

Nog

Deep House

Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, Nog is an electronic music producer and DJ known for his cerebral approach to tech house and deep house. His sound blends tight, pulsing grooves with elements of jazz, disco, and electro, creating a dynamic aesthetic that translates seamlessly to the dancefloor. He has released standout tracks like "Bliss Shuffle" (2024), which climbed the Beatport minimal deep tech charts, and "Wizard" (2023), alongside collaborations such as "Lebanese Blonde" with Kevin McKay. Nog has become a fixture in the New York City circuit, regularly performing at key venues like Elsewhere, SILO, and Superior Ingredients, while sharing stages with artists including Harry Romero, Lee Foss, and Marten Horger. Earning support from heavyweights like Sosa and Ferreck Dawn, he continues to carve out a distinct space in the modern house landscape through his innovative selections and focus on rhythm.

Slaycey

House

Slaycey is a DJ and producer who emerged from the Miami underground house scene and is currently based in New York City. Her original productions blend Latin house, minimal tech, and deep funk grooves into a flirtatious but commanding four-to-the-floor sound. She has released signature tracks like the 2026 single "Lollipop" on Uprise Music and "I Get This Feeling" earlier the same year. Slaycey has performed at notable venues such as Elsewhere, SILO, Superior Ingredients, Bossa Nova Civic Club, and Flash DC, sharing stages with artists like Maya Jane Coles, Chelina Manuhutu, and Low Steppa. Beyond her own performances, she spearheads talent buying and event programming for the Support Women DJs collective in New York City, orchestrating lineups that highlight women, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ artists.

RSquared

House

RSquared are a UK house and tech house duo made up of Ryan and Rory, two longtime friends who first met while studying at Bournemouth University and eventually turned an unexpected back-to-back into a full collaborative project. Their sound is rooted in rolling grooves, punchy percussion, and club-ready house music, but what gives the project extra lift is how naturally they balance clean modern tech house energy with deeper groove and a slightly more musical, warm edge. They have built momentum through releases like “Aeroplane Mode,” “Bring That Heat,” and “What U Need,” while support from outlets like BBC Radio 1 and Capital Dance has helped push them beyond just local buzz into a wider rising-artist conversation. More than anything, RSquared feel like part of that newer wave of UK house acts who understand how to make records that are immediately effective in a club without losing polish or personality