Josh Caffé

House

HEADLINER

Josh Caffé is a London vocalist, producer and DJ and a long-standing part of the city's house and techno scene. A resident at fabric, he built his name on raw, sweaty sets that pull from Chicago and bitch house, twisted disco, jackin house and electro, often threaded with his own distinctive vocals. His albums Black Magik Dawn and Poppa Zesque, the latter for Erol Alkan's Phantasy Sound, foreground Black and queer club culture, and he has also released on Batty Bass and International DeeJay Gigolo. He co-founded the queer party and talk series Love Child, and hosted the first kiki ball at fabric. Caffé is also the frontman of the house and techno live duo Paranoid London, and has played fabric, Berlin's Panorama Bar and rooms across New York and Amsterdam. He remains one of the more singular, unapologetically queer voices in underground dance music.

Carlos Souffront

Techno

A foundational figure in the Detroit underground, Carlos Souffront emerged in the mid 1990s as a resident at the city's Zoot's cafe before relocating to San Francisco. He is widely regarded as a master selector, known for an intrepid approach to DJing that favors long form narrative building over standard peak time formulas. His sets frequently traverse techno, acid, industrial, and experimental electronics, often incorporating rare vinyl finds from his extensive collection. While he has collaborated with electro group Ectomorph and contributed to various projects, he maintains a primary focus on the art of the mix rather than traditional studio production. His enduring affiliation with the Interdimensional Transmissions collective and the No Way Back party series cemented his reputation as a vital, uncompromising voice in American electronic music. Souffront remains a rare example of a DJ whose technical precision and deep musical curiosity allow him to bridge disparate sonic worlds with effortless, detached authority.

Mike Servito

Techno

Detroit-born and NYC-based, Mike Servito has fine-tuned a legendary reputation built on acid-tinged house and techno with deep reverence for dancefloor history. Inspired by Detroit radio icons like Electrifying Mojo and The Wizard, he brought that legacy to NYC’s Bunker, becoming a key resident and earning global respect for genre-defying, emotionally potent sets, Resident Advisor even named his Movement Festival after-party mix Mix of the Year in 2014. A true “DJ’s DJ” with roots in Detroit’s raw jacking house and acid ethos, Servito continues to shape underground culture with unpredictable, soulful performances that transcend trends.

S4M23

Techno

Originally hailing from Somerville, Massachusetts, S4M23 is a musician and DJ currently based in New York City by way of Chicago. A lifelong devotee of electronic music, she began performing experimental live sets and DJing around New England at age fifteen, later immersing herself in the underground scenes of Chicago and New York through her collective KOR. Her sound reflects a deeply informed ear and reverence for the dancefloor, often manifesting as a mutant collision of Midwest electronics, Belgian new beat, and leftfield house. Notable releases include the ANGELFACE EP on Evar Records in 2021 and the track Jester on Low Income Squad in 2020. She is a frequent presence at venues such as Nowadays in New York City and has performed alongside artists like Derrick Carter and DJ Stingray 313.