Andi

Electronic

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Andi is a Brooklyn-based DJ/producer best known for founding SYNTHICIDE, the long-running NYC party and label. Rooted in EBM, new beat, Italo and 90s house, she brings tightly cut, all-vinyl sets built on muscular grooves and shadowy textures. Her production includes “End Program” on Dischi Autunno’s Intermezzo Tre alongside releases and edits tied to Mannequin, Aufnahme + Wiedergabe, and Mecanica. A resident at The Lot Radio and Bossa Nova Civic Club, she’s appeared at Panorama Bar, Ombra Festival, and Montreux Jazz Festival. Her editorial work and scholarship in post-punk and goth further shape a precise, body-music aesthetic aimed squarely at the floor.

DJ Boring

House

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Tristan Hallis operates as DJ Boring, an Australian-born and London-based producer who initially gained widespread recognition during the mid-2010s lo-fi house movement. He broke through with his 2016 track "Winona" on E-Beamz, which utilized a poignant vocal sample over atmospheric synth pads and a syncopated 909 groove. Moving beyond his early internet-driven success, Hallis refined a hardware-focused sound that blends Chicago house, Detroit techno, and melodic trance elements. His discography includes the 2018 "For Tahn" EP on Shall Not Fade and the 2020 "Like Water" EP on Technicolour, alongside a curated 2024 mix for the esteemed DJ-Kicks series. A regular fixture on the global club circuit, he has performed at major events like Tomorrowland, ARC Music Festival, and Glastonbury, while maintaining a dynamic live show built around synthesizers and controllers. His current sets and productions emphasize energetic, genre-spanning curation that pays homage to the foundational roots of dance music.

IN PARALLEL

UK Garage

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George Denver and Harrison Baker, collectively known as IN PARALLEL, are UK dance producers dubbed "students of the dancefloor," raised on heavy club music and honing their craft around DJ culture. Their breakout single “Euphoria” (2025) captures nostalgic acid house sensibilities with modern polish, and they’ve reinforced that sound with atmospheric DUB versions like “CAN’T DECIDE (IN PARALLEL DUB).” As recent signees to the UK bass resurgence, they’ve gained traction on SoundCloud and performed at major festivals, earning a reputation for emotive production and timeless dancefloor energy.

Katie Rex

Techno

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Brooklyn-based and Philadelphia-born, Katie Rex crafts gritty, industrial-leaning techno sets laced with rave urgency and underground edge. From the fierce basement raves of Philly to residencies at Basement and Le Bain in NYC, she co-founded the BOUND platform, uniting sex work celebration, safer spaces, and club liberation, garnering recognition from Vogue, The New York Times, and RA. Her Boiler Room Boston set went viral, and her fearless meld of industrial textures, raw energy, and cultural curation has made her a vital figure in shaping a more inclusive techno underground.

Todd Edwards

UK Garage

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Based in New Jersey, Todd Edwards is a foundational figure in the development of UK garage and speed garage. He pioneered a distinct production technique characterized by intricate, rhythmic vocal chops, rubbery basslines, and slapping percussion. His signature sound is captured on seminal releases such as Saved My Life from 1996 on i! Records and his 2001 album Odyssey released via i! Records. Beyond his solo work, he is widely recognized for his long standing creative partnership with Daft Punk, notably contributing to the track Face to Face. Edwards remains an influential force in electronic music, bridging the gap between American house sensibilities and the kinetic energy of the British club scene.

Alexis Jae

Electronic

Alexis Jae is a New York City vocalist and producer working in Latin freestyle, the electro-rooted dance-pop sound that came out of the city in the 1980s. A Puerto Rican artist, she frames herself as part of a new generation carrying freestyle forward, with releases including the Freestyle Fantasy series. Her live shows pair sung vocals with uptempo freestyle and club production. She performs around New York club and Latin nightlife lineups.

Annie Lew

Techno

Annie Lew is a Brooklyn-based DJ and a rising figure in the East Coast techno underground. Emerging from Boston in mid-2022, she quickly established herself as a resident for the boundary-pushing collective Infra, while also securing a residency with Los Angeles' Tunnel Worldwide. Her sound is rooted in hypnotic, high-pressure techno, characterized by heavy tribal percussion, raw rhythmic drive, and undulating minimalism. Lew has become a fixture at key institutions like BASEMENT and Bossa Nova Civic Club in New York, sharing bills with artists such as Function, SPFDJ, and Daria Kolosova, and performing notable back-to-back sets with Concrete Husband. Represented by CURVV Agency, she continues to shape the contemporary club circuit with her steely, tension-driven approach to the dancefloor.

David Kiss

House

Brooklyn-based DJ, multi-instrumentalist, and music director, David Kiss is a longtime resident at House of Yes and a curator of its anything-goes dance floor. Blending disco, classic house and leftfield edits, he’s played Red Light Radio during ADE, Life Is Beautiful in Las Vegas, and Bonnaroo, and has helmed programming for Paradise Club at the Times Square EDITION. His catalog spans jazzy mood pieces and peak-time Israeli-infused party sets, including recent edits and themed mixes. With over a decade behind the decks, he connects New York nightlife scenes as a careful architect of joyful, inclusive rooms.

DJ Three

House

DJ Three is an American DJ and producer who has carried the flag for US underground dance music since the early 1990s, rising out of Florida before making New York his base. His sound favors deep, dark, and psychedelic strains of house and techno, built for long, hypnotic journeys rather than quick payoffs. He founded the Hallucienda label, the evolution of his earlier Hallucination Recordings, and has held residencies at storied rooms including New York's Twilo, Cielo, and Love, and Florida's Simons. Decades in, he remains a respected torchbearer for American underground club culture. His sets prize atmosphere and patience above all.

G I N A

House

Philadelphia-based DJ/producer G I N A pushes a ruthless, body-moving blend of acid, electro, and EBM honed across a decade in the underground. A resident at The Barbary and a regular at The Dolphin, she’s appeared on The Lot Radio and made a Rinse debut, with sets noted for precision pacing and high-impact intensity. In 2025 she released the ‘GINA SPACED OUT’ EP alongside remixes for Kevin JZ Prodigy, pairing gritty drum programming with hooky synth work. Past drops on Bound NYC and Cake Productions, plus bookings with parties like Shadowplay and Rhythm Of The Night, cement a dark, club-forward aesthetic rooted in queer nightlife.

Jubilee

House

Jubilee is one of those DJs who makes a lot more sense once you understand the full map she is drawing from. Her sound is not boxed into one neat lane because it comes out of South Florida club culture, New York bass music, and a deep love for UK underground styles all at once. You hear Miami bass, dancehall, grime, garage, breaks, dubstep, techno, and regional club music all colliding in a way that feels sharp rather than scattered. That is what makes her so respected: she is not chasing genre fluidity as a trend, she genuinely comes from a world where those sounds have always overlapped. Through her own productions, her Magic City platform, and her sets, she has built a reputation for connecting American club lineage with UK sounds in a way that feels physical, fun, and deeply informed. She is the kind of artist who can make a room feel raw, global, and very locked in without ever sounding like she is forcing eclecticism for the sake of it.

Sissies of Mercy

House

The Sissies of Mercy are a Brooklyn-based DJ duo (Sam & Austen) rooted in queer, goth, and club culture who blend darkwave, electro-acoustic hybrids, acid, and techno-pop into inclusive, high-energy dancefloors. Emerging from the NYC queer nightlife scene via residencies at House of Yes and Trans-Pecos, they founded the platform to elevate goth-electronica and dark club sound. Regular appearances at Dream House, Gabriela, and FLINTA* Pride nights reflect their emphasis on community and expressive freedom. Expect sweat-drenched sets of angular rhythms, synth-pop hooks, acid squalls and theatrical showmanship designed to turn the midnight room into a joyful dance ritual.

Volvox

Techno

Born in Sao Paulo and raised in Buffalo, New York, Volvox emerged as a pivotal figure in the American underground techno scene. Her sound is defined by tough, stripped-back techno, acid-drenched textures, and muscular EBM influences, often described as a visceral soundtrack to an emergency. A former resident at the Bossa Nova Civic Club and a key member of the influential Discwoman collective, she has built a global reputation through high-energy sets at venues like Berghain in Berlin and festivals such as Dekmantel. She remains a dedicated advocate for queer and FLINTA representation in electronic music, currently spearheading the event series ABOV in New York City. Volvox stands out for her surgical mixing technique and an uncompromising, raver-rooted approach that prioritizes the physical intensity of the dance floor over escapist atmosphere.

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.

Joopiter

House

Joopiter is a New York City-based DJ known for crafting vibrant sets rooted in house and disco. Regularly performing at prominent Brooklyn venues like House of Yes and Jupiter Disco, their sound blends classic grooves with contemporary club energy. Joopiter has been featured on lineups for international parties such as Glitterbox, sharing stages with artists including Coco & Breezy, Floorplan, and Shaun J. Wright. Their performances are characterized by an uplifting, dancefloor-focused aesthetic, often appearing at LGBTQ+ friendly events. With a consistent presence in the New York club circuit, Joopiter remains a key figure in the city's vibrant nightlife.

Rose Kourts

Techno

Rose Kourts is a Brooklyn-based DJ, radio host, and organizer known for fusing musical styles and influences with a signature touch and a buoyant energy that makes any & every room pop. She has quickly established herself as one of the best and brightest of NY's next generation, electrifying dance floors and airwaves alike with dynamic selections that reflect deep digging sensibilities and a love and respect for the underground.

Amber Valentine

House

Brooklyn-based DJ Amber Valentine is a staple of New York’s disco-forward house scene, known for long-running parties Misster and PAT and joyous, inclusive dance floors. A decade-plus veteran, she’s brought feel-good selections to institutions like House of Yes and Le Bain, with appearances on The Lot Radio and guest mixes for Rinse France. Her SoundCloud is a trove of crate-digging mixes, glittering disco, classic house, and R&B-laced heaters, rather than original productions, underscoring her reputation as a selector. Expect warm grooves, sing-along moments, and high-energy, community-driven vibes across club nights and pride-season blowouts.

COBRAH

Electronic

COBRAH is a Swedish electronic artist and producer based in Stockholm, known for a high-impact sound she describes as BDSM pop. Her music fuses deconstructed club rhythms with industrial textures and assertive, sex-positive vocal delivery. She gained early recognition with her 2018 debut single IDFKA and solidified her presence through EPs like 2021's self-titled COBRAH and 2023's Swedish Grammis-winning SUCCUBUS. In 2026, she released her debut full-length album, Torn, which further explores her signature blend of theatricality and club-ready production. Her work frequently draws from fetish, vogue, and punk aesthetics, establishing her as a distinct figure in contemporary alternative electronic music.

Flowdan

Bass

Marc Anthony Veira, known as Flowdan, is a pioneering MC and vocalist from Bow, East London. Emerging from the early jungle and UK garage circuits, he became a founding member of the influential grime collective Roll Deep. His deep, commanding vocal delivery and patois infused cadence quickly made him a defining voice in British bass music, highlighted by his 2007 dubstep anthem "Skeng" alongside The Bug on Hyperdub. In recent years, he has bridged the gap between underground soundsystem culture and global electronic music by collaborating with producers across drum and bass, dubstep, and techno. This stylistic evolution culminated in a 2024 Grammy win for "Rumble," his massive collaboration with Skrillex and Fred again.., as well as the hit single "Baddadan" with Chase & Status and Bou. Today, Flowdan stands as a certified cult figure whose unmistakable presence continues to anchor the heaviest tracks in modern dance music.