Coco & Breezy

House

HEADLINER

Coco & Breezy are an Afro-Latina twin DJ and producer duo known for bringing soulful energy, infectious grooves, and a bold sense of style to the global house scene. After immersing themselves in New York’s club culture, the sisters developed an uplifting, dancefloor-focused sound that moves between soulful house, tech house, and deeper rhythmic influences. Their high-energy sets have taken them to major festivals and clubs around the world, while collaborations, remixes, and their work across music and fashion have made them a distinctive voice in contemporary dance culture. At the heart of their sound is a simple mission: connection, freedom, and making people move.

Ksenyeah

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House

Ksenyeah feels like part of that newer New York underground wave where the appeal is not just technical mixing or one rigid genre lane, but energy, taste, and real community presence. A proudly Ukrainian, NYC-based DJ and co-founder of NYC Rave Girls, she is building her name through eclectic selections, infectious energy, and the kind of scene involvement that matters in local nightlife, with appearances at rooms and lineups like Superior Ingredients and Moondog HiFi. The draw is that she reads less like a purely brand-driven act and more like a developing selector whose identity is tied to movement, community, and a genuine love of the dancefloor, which is usually what helps someone build real credibility in New York before a bigger breakout moment arrives.

L3Ni

House

L3Ni, real name Eleni Maltas, is a DJ, producer, and mastering engineer based in Brooklyn, United States of America. She also serves as the general manager for Soul in the Horn, a collective known for its vibrant events. With a background as a classically trained pianist, L3Ni brings a refined sensibility to her sets, which often explore soulful and deep house territories. She has held residencies and performed at notable venues including Le Bain in New York City, 99 Scott Ave in Brooklyn, and House of Yes, and has contributed mixes to platforms like Defected Broadcasting House. Her multifaceted involvement in the music industry, from studio work to event curation and performance, establishes her as a significant figure in the New York dance music scene.