Sabine Blaizin

Afro House

HEADLINER

Based in New York City, DJ, producer, and cultural advocate Sabine Blaizin anchors her work in the intersection of traditional African diasporic rhythms and modern electronic music. Operating under her Oyasound Productions banner, she weaves global soul, deep house, and Afro house with Haitian roots music to create hypnotic, percussive sets. Blaizin has cultivated a dedicated local following through her foundational Brooklyn Mecca events and residencies at venues like Le Bain, House of Yes, and Subrosa. Beyond the club circuit, she contributed to collaborative projects released via Wet Paper Records in 2022 alongside Meshell Ndegeocello and previously served as a brand director and producer for Ocha Records. Her performances span international stages and cultural institutions, including a notable Boiler Room New York City appearance and curated sets for the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art.

Val Fleury

House

Val Fleury is a Liberian-born DJ and creative connoisseur, now based in Los Angeles, celebrated for her energetic Afrowarehouse sets that merge house and techno with her West African heritage. She performs globally from Coachella to Berlin, curates under-represented artists, and has released tracks like “Intuition,” “Mami Wata,” “Statues,” and “Paradise” with over 700,000 streams across her catalog. Her music is championed by outlets like AfroPunk, NYLON, and Liaison Artists, and she’s played alongside artists like Honey Dijon, Diplo, and DJ Tennis.

Miss Gypsy

House

Brooklyn, New York based DJ Miss Gypsy is a steady presence in the local underground dance music circuit. Her sound is rooted in soulful house, deep house, and disco, often incorporating blues, jazz, and Latin rhythms into a warm and groove driven flow. She is a core part of the Razor N Tape extended family, where she champions vinyl culture and community building off the decks. Miss Gypsy regularly performs at notable venues such as The Lot Radio, Jupiter Disco, Good Room, and Xanadu, where she holds a residency at the Sunday Skate Club. She has shared bills with established artists including Waajeed, Ladymonix, JKriv, Marcellus Pittman, and Tedd Patterson. Her sets prioritize thoughtful track selection and classic house aesthetics, maintaining a deep connection to the historical roots of the genre.

Very J

House

Based in Brooklyn, Very J is a vinyl-focused DJ and curator whose sound bridges the deep history of 1990s New York house with ambient, funk, and left-field electronic textures. A veteran of the city's record culture, he previously worked at the renowned A1 Records and founded Duty Free Records, an imprint and mobile shop that reflects his commitment to crate-digging and sonic exploration. His DJ sets are defined by improvisation, fluidity, and a keen ability to read the room, frequently appearing at staples like Public Records, Nowadays, and Good Room. Beyond his club work, he serves as head of production for the Sustain-Release festival and holds residencies at hi-fi listening rooms like Tokyo Record Bar. He stands out as a dedicated selector who prioritizes the art of the journey, consistently weaving together rare finds and timeless classics to create immersive dancefloor experiences.

Tony Flow

House

Tony Flow is a Miami-born, Brooklyn-based producer, drummer, and DJ who defines his sound as the Futuristic Vintage. He bridges classic grooves with modern club sensibilities, weaving house, Latin, funk, and techno into high-energy sets. His performance style is distinct for its hybrid approach, often incorporating live drumming and vinyl selection to maintain a raw, human connection on the dancefloor. In the studio, he handles all aspects of writing, production, and mixing to craft his signature percussive aesthetic. He remains a fixture in the New York City club circuit, frequently appearing at venues like Dead Letter No. 9. His work stands out for its ability to translate the spontaneity of live musicianship into the precise, driving framework of contemporary dance music.