Leonce

Electronic

Leonce, born in New Orleans and now based in Atlanta, is a DJ and producer known for his uncompromising blend of American urban sounds and experimental electronica. He co-founded Club Morph in 2016, an Atlanta collective and electronic-hybrid imprint, fostering inclusive spaces for LGBTQ+ and POC nightlife. His sound, often described as intricate and genre-blurring, draws from house, techno, trap, grime, and New Orleans bounce. Notable releases include the 2017 EP "Insurgency" on Fade to Mind, the 2019 EP "Tripwires" on Night Slugs, and his critically acclaimed 2024 debut album "System of Objects" on Morph Tracks. Leonce has toured internationally, headlining Atlanta's Boiler Room, playing major festivals like Glastonbury, and supporting artists such as Beyoncé and Fred again. His consistent genre-blending and commitment to fostering inclusive club spaces establish him as a vital voice shaping contemporary electronic music.

Makadsi

Techno

Andrew Makadsi is a DJ, producer, and creative director originating from Zahle, Lebanon, and based in Brooklyn, New York. His dynamic sets blend house, techno, acid, and ballroom, often incorporating Arabic influences into cross-genre selections. Makadsi played a key role in producing Beyoncé's 'Renaissance' album and served as Creative Director for its accompanying world tour. He is the co-founder and resident of the New York City event series 'Function,' which launched a mix series in February 2026. In 2024, he debuted at international venues and festivals including Ibiza's Palmarama, Glastonbury, Berlin's Pornceptual, and Barcelona's NITSA. His sound navigates diverse sonic terrains, earning him the moniker "rave activator" from New York's BASEMENT.

Clit Hub

Techno

Clit.hub, who records under the name Oche, is a Nigerian born and raised, New York City based DJ and a visible figure in the city's queer underground nightlife. As a trans woman, her sets refuse a single lane, moving between techno, deep house, drum and bass, breakbeat, baile funk, and afro pop in a way that keeps a dancefloor guessing. She releases club-ready edits and mixes through SoundCloud, and has appeared on Oroko Radio for a Kumata-invited session. Her music pulls diasporic and global club rhythms into hard, fast, percussive forms rooted in New York's DIY party circuit. Clit.hub matters as one of the genre-blurring queer selectors reshaping what a New York club night can sound like.