Kiss Kiss

House

HEADLINER

Kiss Kiss is a New York City based DJ and producer who emerged from the Western New York scene to become a fixture in the local club circuit. As one half of the collaborative project BEARD and a frequent partner to Scruff Angel, she maintains a presence at venues such as Bossa Nova Civic Club and Paragon. Her sets often bridge underground dance styles, reflecting a commitment to community driven events and FLINTA focused lineups. She balances her performance schedule with a dedication to the local nightlife ecosystem, frequently appearing at fundraisers and collective-led parties. Her work stands out for its grounded approach to the New York dance floor, prioritizing local scene cohesion and consistent, high-energy club engagement.

Simisola

House

Simisola is a Brooklyn-based Nigerian DJ whose selections draw from the genre-defying ethos of black diasporic sound. Their sets are versatile and discerning, blending shimmery house, global bass, and deconstructed club with layers of textural percussion. As a co-founder of the ABEG NYC collective and the SLICK DOWN club night, they are dedicated to connecting queer African and QTPOC communities through music and event curation. They frequently perform at New York City venues such as Bossa Nova Civic Club and The Lot Radio, while maintaining a residency on 8Ball Radio. Simisola stands out as a vital connector in the underground scene, bridging cultural heritage with contemporary club experimentation.

Blu:sh

House

Blu:sh is the club-focused alias of Benoit B, a French producer and DJ based in Berlin, Germany. Under the Benoit B name he built a reputation from the mid 2010s for leftfield, balearic-tinged house and downtempo electronica, releasing on labels such as Kalahari Oyster Cult, Wisdom Teeth, Animals Dancing and his own imprint Banlieue Records. The Blu:sh project sharpens that palette toward the dancefloor, moving between electro, breaks and hypnotic house across peak-time and after-hours moods. He also curates ambient and downtempo selections, heard in a recorded mix at Silence Please in New York's Chinatown. His sets favour mood and texture over obvious peaks.