Ron Like Hell

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Techno

HEADLINER

Based in Brooklyn, New York, Ron Like Hell is a veteran selector and fixture of the city's queer nightlife scene. With over two decades of experience, they are widely recognized for their role as a co-founder of the music-first party Wrecked and their residency at Basement. Their DJ sets are characterized by an eclectic, genre-fluid approach that weaves together raw techno, acid, house, and experimental electronic obscurities. Beyond their local impact, they have performed at international venues including Panorama Bar in Berlin and festivals such as Sustain-Release. Ron Like Hell prioritizes emotional resonance and psychedelic texture, consistently curating sets that favor deep, hypnotic journeys over rigid genre adherence. Their enduring influence stems from a commitment to community building and a deep, scholarly knowledge of dance music history that informs their spontaneous, high-energy performances.

Alissa Brianna

Electronic

Alissa Brianna is a Brooklyn based DJ, producer, and vocalist whose work bridges the gap between soulful songwriting and club focused electronic music. Her sound is characterized by a fusion of frenetic energy, dark textures, and cheeky, soul infused rhythms that draw from jungle, drum and bass, and house traditions. She has collaborated with artists such as The Carry Nation and Lauren Flax, contributing vocals to releases like the 2018 track Prism on W&O Street Tracks. A fixture in the New York City underground circuit, she has performed at venues including Nowadays, Bossa Nova Civic Club, and Good Room. Her practice remains rooted in a deep understanding of vocal performance and electronic production, consistently blending narrative instinct with body moving rhythms.

Honey B

Techno

Based in New York City, Honey B is a producer and DJ known for her fusion of club-oriented sounds, ranging from muscular techno to breakbeat and bass-heavy hybrids. A resident of the queer collective XOXA, she has become a fixture in the underground circuit with performances at venues such as Nowadays, Elsewhere, and Good Room. Her production work includes the 2023 track Brick City, which earned recognition for its driving, melodic techno aesthetic, and the collaborative EP series with nextdimensional. She frequently explores ethereal sonic textures alongside high-voltage rhythms, often incorporating global influences into her sets. Honey B remains a vital contributor to the local scene, balancing solo projects with collaborative efforts that bridge trance, techno, and club music.