Will Jack

House

HEADLINER

A Pacific Northwest born and Brooklyn based DJ, producer, and promoter, Will Jack has established himself as a vital figure within the queer and underground dance music scenes. He first gained prominence in Portland as the founder of the Switch party series, which prioritized intentional curation and transgressive performance spaces. After relocating to New York City, he became deeply embedded in the local DIY ecosystem, notably working with the UNTER collective before co founding the popular afters series TOSSD. His DJ sets are characterized by a narrative driven approach, often stretching across extended durations to explore a wide range of house, techno, acid, and electro textures. By balancing hedonistic energy with a focus on ritual and dance floor dynamics, he maintains a percussive and groove oriented sound designed to move both mind and body. Will Jack remains a dedicated student of dance music culture, consistently bridging the gap between community building and technical selection.

MOLTØNY

House

MOLTØNY is a Brooklyn based DJ and a co-founder of the SUBLIMINA party, a queer underground dance series in New York City. He frequently plays alongside fellow founder SYTHRA, favoring house and techno built for late, immersive nights. His work sits close to Brooklyn's queer club community and its ritual-minded approach to the dancefloor.

SYTHRA

Techno

SYTHRA is a Brooklyn based DJ and event producer raised in Wheeling, West Virginia, whose path to the dancefloor ran through violin study, choir, musical theater, and a long interest in ritual and trance. After moving to New York City in 2011, he spent years studying spiritual traditions and flow states before entering Brooklyn's queer underground dance scene in 2023. He is a co-founder of the SUBLIMINA, DEEPER, and Hyperlink parties, where he builds immersive, transformation-minded nights. His sets weave dub, tribal percussion, hypnotic techno, and psychedelic strains of house into long, journeying arcs. He treats the dance floor as a space for collective release and inward travel.