Alice Longyu Gao

Electronic

Alice Longyu Gao is a Chinese-born, New York City and Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, and DJ who operates at the intersection of hyperpop and experimental club music. Emerging as a defining voice in the computerized pop movement, they gained widespread recognition with early singles like the Dylan Brady-produced "Rich Bitch Juice" in 2020 and "LEGEND" alongside Alice Glass in 2021. Their discography includes a trilogy of EPs culminating in 2024 with "Assembling Symbols Into My Own Poetry", featuring collaborations with artists ranging from Danny Brown to Oli Sykes. Gao has brought their abrasive, punk-infused electronic sound to global stages, performing at Roskilde Festival, Sziget Festival, and high-profile fashion events for Balenciaga in Paris. Recently, they released the 2025 single "TURN UP MUSIC VOL. 1" and curated a DJ mix for Apple Music's Pride Month campaign. By fusing chaotic digital textures with sharp pop sensibilities, Gao continually pushes the boundaries of modern electronic performance.

Andhim

House

Formed in Cologne, Germany, by Simon Haehnel and Tobias Müller, Andhim is a DJ and production duo known for pioneering a groove-driven sound they call Super House. Rooted in their early backgrounds as hip-hop turntablists, their sample-heavy aesthetic blends the rolling rhythms of tech house with deep, melodic textures. The pair gained international traction with signature releases like "Hausch" on Get Physical and their 2013 remix of Theophilus London's "Wine & Chocolates," eventually launching their own Superfriends Records imprint in 2016. Their catalog includes notable collaborations with Diplo, Elderbrook, and Super Flu, alongside recent high-profile performances at Fusion Festival, Deichbrand Festival, and Brooklyn Storehouse in New York City. With a distinctively playful approach to production and a commitment to organic club sounds, Andhim remains a vital force in bridging underground credibility with accessible dancefloor energy.

Awen

Afro House

Based in Paris, Awen is a vocalist, producer, and DJ who fuses ancestral energy with modern club rhythms. Her sound draws from Afro house, melodic techno, and indie dance, often incorporating live vocal performances into her sets. Signature releases include the breakthrough track Your Voice with Caiiro, which gained global prominence through an Adam Port remix, and her debut album Redemption. She has performed at major international festivals such as Coachella and Tomorrowland, and she recently launched her own label, Kanté. Her work bridges cultural heritage and electronic music, positioning her as a distinct voice in the contemporary scene.

Baby Wolf

Bass

Baby Wolf is a DJ, producer, and multi-disciplinary artist based in New York known for a genre-fluid approach to bass music. Drawing from a diverse Afro-Latino, Caribbean, European, and American background, the artist weaves together elements of dub, 140, hip-hop, trap, UK garage, dancehall, and reggaeton. Baby Wolf frequently performs at prominent Brooklyn venues like House of Yes and Industry City, sharing stages with acts such as LSDXOXO, Miss Kittin, and Wreckno. Beyond the decks, the artist incorporates a background in commercial photography and videography to craft immersive, cinematic soundscapes for the dancefloor. With a focus on dynamic blends and high-energy selections, Baby Wolf creates a frenetic, community-driven club experience that bridges global rhythms and experimental bass.

deBasement

Electronic

Based in Los Angeles, the electronic duo deBasement unites the confrontational vocal energy of Special Interest frontperson Alli Logout with the polished production expertise of DJ Margo XS. Their sound fuses aggressive punk sensibilities with modern ghettotech and bass music, resulting in a raw, hedonistic aesthetic tailored for queer dancefloors. Signature releases include their debut double single Front Left Speaker and FTDJ (Thank God) from 2024, alongside the 2026 track Aftermarket Bass featuring Nikki Nair, all released via the In Real Life label. The duo has cultivated a reputation for explosive live sets at venues like Berghain and festivals such as Primavera Sound. By bridging the gap between underground DIY rave culture and emotive pop production, deBasement offers a defiant, high-energy alternative to sanitized club music.

Eli Escobar

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House

Veteran New York DJ and producer Eli Escobar has been a staple of the city’s house and disco scene for over two decades. Known for blending deep house grooves with soulful disco edits, he’s carved a reputation as one of NYC’s most reliable selectors. His productions and DJ sets have kept him a local favorite while also earning global recognition, with releases on Classic Music Company and his own Night People label. Escobar embodies the raw, eclectic spirit of New York nightlife, keeping dancefloors connected to both history and the present. Eli Esobar has a residnecy at legendary venue House of Yes that he plays the first Friday of every month, and Gabriellas, owned by himself, where he plays every Sunday

Elkka

House

Elkka (Lara Malik) is a London-based DJ, producer, label founder, and advocate whose sound fuses progressive house, techno, queer club energy, and emotive melodies. She came up through London’s underground, co-hosted WHATIF? nights, and gained attention with tracks like “Oz” and “Trust” that blend euphoria and club grit. Her music and sets have received support from the likes of Four Tet, Kelly Lee Owens, Honey Dijon, and more. Expect a set from Elkka that moves through emotion, peak energy, breakdowns, and musical storytelling.

LSDXOXO

Techno

Philadelphia-born and Berlin-based, LSDXOXO is a producer, DJ, and vocalist whose uncompromising sound spans electronic, bass, techno, and ghettotech. Rising from New York City's underground through the GHE20GOTH1K collective, he has become known for high-impact club sets that fuse relentless rhythms with bold pop influences and unmistakable queer energy. His acclaimed releases include Dedicated 2 Disrespect on XL Recordings and his debut album DOGMA on his own label, Fantasy Audio Group. As the founder of Floorgasm and a collaborator with artists including Shygirl, Boys Noize, and Cobrah, LSDXOXO continues to push contemporary club music forward, merging raw dance floor intensity with fearless creative expression.

Ultra Violet

House

NYC-born DJ Ultra Violet brings a vibrant mix of funk, disco, dembow, house, and reggaeton shaped by her Dominican roots and Bronx upbringing. A monthly resident at The Onyx Room and fixture at House of Yes events, she effortlessly ignites dancefloors with genre-bending sets that reflect the city’s melting-pot culture. Her sets have been picked up and trusted by DJs across the NYC underground, and she’s building a strong foothold in the global queer party scene.

Wreckno

Bass

Born in Manistee, Michigan, and currently based in Detroit, Wreckno is a DJ, producer, and vocalist operating within the bass music and dubstep spheres. Their sound merges heavy low frequencies with hip-hop vocal cadences, creating a https://soundcloud.com/wrecknodistinct intersection of club music and queer identity. Wreckno gained significant traction with the 2020 GRiZ collaboration "Medusa," which preceded their 2021 EPs "PANSY" and "ROYGBIV" on Deadbeats. They have also released material on Wakaan and Four Loko Records, frequently collaborating with artists like Liquid Stranger, Super Future, and Opiuo. Their touring schedule includes performances at major North American festivals such as Electric Forest, Bonnaroo, and Lollapalooza, alongside club dates at venues like Public Works in San Francisco and Mission Ballroom in Denver. By centering unapologetic self-expression and vocal-driven bass production, Wreckno has carved out a dedicated space for LGBTQ representation within the modern electronic landscape.

Griffin Maxwell Brooks

House

NYC-based DJ and club kid Griffin Maxwell Brooks threads house, techno, and electro into high-energy, vocal-splashed sets. 2025 originals and edits like “xtc,” “Vamp (GMB Edit),” and “Addison in Berlin // FiaG GMB Remix” sharpen a warehouse-ready sound built on big hooks and cheeky attitude. Their filmed mixes for Book Club Radio have become calling cards in New York’s underground, alongside a standout Valentine’s set at Good Room’s Bad Room. Recent radio highlights include a b2b session with sim0ne on Rinse FM, underscoring a rising profile across queer nightlife and fashion-forward club spaces.

Isabella Lovestory

Electronic

Born in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, and based in Montreal, Canada, Isabella Lovestory constructs a vivid intersection of neoperreo, reggaeton, and experimental pop. She first gained traction with her 2020 single "Mariposa" before delivering her debut album Amor Hardcore in 2022 alongside producers like Mura Masa and Kamixlo. Her sound merges heavy rhythms with digitally saturated aesthetics, leading to collaborations with artists such as Shygirl, La Goony Chonga, and PinkPantheress. In 2025, she released her sophomore album Vanity via Giant Music, embarking on an extensive international tour with stops at Club Space in Miami, Florida, and Elsewhere in Brooklyn, New York. She has also become a fixture on innovative festival lineups, performing at Primavera Sound in Barcelona, Spain, and the CONTRA event at Kraftwerk in Berlin, Germany. By treating genre as a fluid concept and anchoring her tracks in raw club energy, she provides a distinct and uncompromising vision within modern Latin electronic music.

Rimarkable

House

Detroit native and Brooklyn based artist Rimarkable is a multifaceted DJ, producer, vocalist, and educator who bridges the gap between house, techno, and the Black diasporic traditions of soul, funk, and jazz. Her career spans over two decades, marked by a commitment to autonomy and the spiritual dimensions of dance music, which she explores through her own productions and her Alchemy of DJing curriculum at New York University. She has released notable tracks such as I'm In Trouble on Dirt Tech Reck and collaborated with artists like Honey Dijon and Jitwam. A prominent figure in the global house scene, she serves as a host for Defected Radio and has performed at major institutions including Movement Detroit and various international clubs. Her work functions as a ritualistic practice, blending technical precision with a deep reverence for the history and healing potential of the dancefloor. She stands out as a vital cultural architect who treats the DJ booth as a space for both liberation and rigorous artistic inquiry.