X-Coast

House

HEADLINER

Born Bojan Cizmic in Serbia and now Brooklyn-based, X-Coast embodies a conceptual island where 90s rave myths come to life, melding house, techno, breakbeat, and trance into narrative-driven, genre-warping productions. His breakout track “Mango Bay” and rave-ready singles like “Marathon Man,” “Da Boing Boing Trak,” and “Bailando 2023” have earned him a devoted online following and widespread festival acclaim. As founder of Riviera Records, he’s toured across Europe, North America, Asia, and Australia, becoming known for immersive shows, self-directed visual storytelling, and unforgettable stunts like on-stage haircuts—an experience as much performance art as dance music.

6 SENSE

Techno

6 SENSE is a techno duo from Naarm/Melbourne, Australia, made up of Brodie Johnson and Alex Garces. They built their name on hard, driving, bass-heavy productions and high-energy sets aimed squarely at the dancefloor. The pair have played major Australian festivals including Pitch Music & Arts and Splendour in the Grass, toured on their 500 Degrees run, and released the EP Tribal Initiation on Suara. Their sets lean into hard groove and relentless, late-night intensity rather than restraint. They are among the faster-rising names in Australia's current techno wave.

K.One

Trance

K.ONE is a producer and DJ originally from Northern New Jersey and currently based in New York City. He specializes in high-energy hard house, trance, and euphoric club tracks. Building momentum in the local underground scene, he has gained attention for his dynamic edits and original releases like "TTML" and "Culture." He recently performed at Brooklyn venue Elsewhere alongside artists like X-Coast. With a sound defined by raw emotion and driving rhythms, K.ONE channels classic rave intensity into a modern club context.

duco

House

Originally from Seoul and currently based in New York City, Daniel Joo operates as duco, a DJ and producer known for spinning hardgroove, techno, and hard house. As a founding member of the underground collective Panic Room, he regularly curates and performs at events across both cities, logging notable sets at venues like Bossa Nova Civic Club, Rash, H0L0, and Cakeshop. His production catalog bridges euphoric pop and gritty club sounds, highlighted by a 2024 official remix of Girls' Generation's "Show Show Show" on ScreaM Records and the 2025 collaborative single "Milky Shakers" with Waddle on low income $quad. Recent months have seen him playing kinetic sets alongside his frequent b2b partner Waddle and supporting international acts like X CLUB, delivering a dark and rapid aesthetic tailored for warehouse spaces. By bridging the underground dance communities of South Korea and the American East Coast, duco cultivates a distinct footprint within the modern techno landscape.