Satoshi Tomiie

House

HEADLINER

Satoshi Tomiie is a Japanese-born, New York-based DJ, producer, and label boss who has been a driving force in house music since the late 1980s. His 1989 debut single Tears, co-produced with Frankie Knuckles for FFRR, became an instant club anthem and placed him at the heart of the Def Mix and underground house worlds. He has released across labels including Strictly Rhythm, Global Underground, No.19 Music, and Yoyaku, runs his own Abstract Architecture imprint, and more recently records stripped-back, hypnotic material as SATO. A student of jazz and classical piano, he has headlined clubs from Pacha Ibiza and Tokyo's WOMB to New York's Public Records, and plays regularly at DC10, Rex, and festivals across Europe, the Americas, and Japan. In recent years he has moved toward an all-hardware live setup, making his live debut at Dekmantel Festival in 2025. Decades on, his deep, rolling sets remain a fixture among today's underground elite.

Camilla

House

Camilla brings a distinctly cosmopolitan sensibility to the booth, shaped by years spent moving through scenes in Italy, Lisbon, Boston, and now New York and Brooklyn. Originally from Cuneo and influenced early by her father’s roots in Italy’s progressive rock world, she has built a sound that feels both classic and forward-looking, moving between house, techno, electro, and breaks with real confidence and taste. Her sets, often played on vinyl, tend to balance old-school records with sharper, more current sounds, usually leaning spacey, acid-heavy, and bass-driven while still knowing when to turn uplifting and more driving. In New York, she has become associated with respected rooms and parties like Resolute, Public Records, and Elsewhere, while also playing internationally in places like Lisbon and LA. Beyond DJing, she is also the founder of Encrypted, the intimate New York party series she launched in 2021, which has built a strong reputation through long sets, welcoming atmospheres, and a thoughtful mix of international guests and local talent. Altogether, Camilla reads as a deeply rooted underground selector with a global perspective, strong musical range, and the kind of energy that feels equally at home in intimate local spaces and respected international circuits.