DJ Snake

Bass

HEADLINER

Paris-born DJ/producer DJ Snake is a global electronic heavyweight behind crossover hits like “Turn Down for What,” “Lean On,” “Let Me Love You,” and “Taki Taki.” His 2016 debut album “Encore” cemented his status, followed by high-impact singles via Interscope/Geffen and collaborations with Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, Ozuna, and Stray Kids. In 2025 he released the album “Nomad,” pairing trap-driven weapons with pop-leaning anthems and visual rollouts across his official channels. That same year he staged a sold-out “Final Show” at Paris’s Stade de France and continued to headline Ultra, EDC, and Tomorrowland. Fusing trap power, moombahton swing, and house momentum, his sound is engineered for massive, global crowds.

OMNOM

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Tech House

OMNOM is one of those house producers whose tracks feel immediately built to do damage, but there is enough weirdness and personality in them to keep them from sounding like generic festival tech house. The Los Angeles producer broke through with “Fo Free” and has built his name on a hypnotic, bass-fueled style that sits between house, tech house, and more experimental club pressure, often with chunky low end, off-kilter vocals, and a slightly unhinged energy that makes the records pop in a room. What makes him stand out is that even when the tracks are blunt and highly functional, they still feel playful and a little left of center rather than overly polished or interchangeable. He fits into that newer West Coast house wave, but with more edge and oddball character than a lot of artists in the same lane, which is why he has become such a favorite with DJs and bigger party crowds alike.

Devault

Tech House

Orange County-bred, Los Angeles–based producer/DJ Devault fuses gritty club tools with a cinematic, retro-futurist edge. After early breakouts on Geffen/Ultra, he pivoted to darker, rave-primed records and high-impact remixes, evolving into a staple across West Coast warehouses and festival stages. In 2025, he delivered a run of club singles, “Let Me Clear My Throat,” “Body (Across The Floor),” and “Belgium”, plus his Experts Only cut “Feels Like Us,” while debuting on Chris Lake’s Black Book with “Blow Your Brain Cell.” Recent headline moments include a filmed set at The Mayan in LA, a pop-up warehouse performance ahead of his On The Run tour, and a rooftop NYC appearance for AM.RADIO. Expect muscular tech-house drums, industrial-tinged synths, and moody melodies engineered for peak-time rooms.

Chuwe

Tech House

New York City-based DJ/producer Chuwe channels Latin rhythms into punchy tech house built for peak-time floors. A fixture across U.S. clubs and festival stages, he’s earned support from Diplo, DJ Snake, Marshmello, and more while appearing on lineups from EDC to HARD. His catalog spans originals and remixes for labels like Confession, Insomniac, Thrive, and Mad Decent, with breakout cuts such as “Dame Gas,” “Bailamos,” and recent collab work on EIGHT08. Beyond the studio, he’s delivered high-energy sets for Space Yacht LA and Hard Summer, showcasing a seamless blend of dembow swing, bass weight, and vocal hooks. Expect vibrant, crowd-moving selections that bridge Latin club culture and contemporary house.