DJ Lloyd

House

Lloyd Harris, known professionally as Lloydski, is a fixture of the New York City dance music underground and a central figure in the city's vibrant club culture. As a co-founder of the long-running Tiki Disco party and The Lot Radio, he has shaped the local landscape through consistent curation and community-focused programming. His DJ sets are defined by an eclectic, genre-defying approach that draws from house, disco, and funk, often prioritizing mood and dancefloor connection over rigid stylistic boundaries. Beyond his work as a promoter and radio curator, he has contributed to releases such as the 2012 single Go To Sleep on Dither Down and the collaborative project The Peak Twins. He remains a staple at venues like Good Room and Le Bain, where his deep knowledge of music history and technical versatility continue to anchor the Brooklyn scene. By championing a DIY ethos and fostering inclusive spaces, he serves as a vital link between the city's storied past and its evolving electronic future.

For Future's Sake

House

Based in New York City, Simon Aksenfeld operates under the moniker For Future's Sake while maintaining a deep connection to the local record digging culture through his work at A1 Records. His approach to DJing prioritizes narrative flow and crate-dug selections, drawing from a broad spectrum of house and electronic music. He is a fixture in the Brooklyn club circuit, with frequent appearances at venues such as Jupiter Disco, Public Records, and Good Room. Beyond his home base, he maintains a presence in the Munich scene, reflecting a global perspective on his sound. His sets function as sonic storytelling, favoring atmosphere and rhythmic precision over conventional peak-time tropes. This commitment to the craft of the selector positions him as a vital, understated force within the contemporary underground dance community.

Andi

Electronic

Andi is a Brooklyn-based DJ/producer best known for founding SYNTHICIDE, the long-running NYC party and label. Rooted in EBM, new beat, Italo and 90s house, she brings tightly cut, all-vinyl sets built on muscular grooves and shadowy textures. Her production includes “End Program” on Dischi Autunno’s Intermezzo Tre alongside releases and edits tied to Mannequin, Aufnahme + Wiedergabe, and Mecanica. A resident at The Lot Radio and Bossa Nova Civic Club, she’s appeared at Panorama Bar, Ombra Festival, and Montreux Jazz Festival. Her editorial work and scholarship in post-punk and goth further shape a precise, body-music aesthetic aimed squarely at the floor.