Ky William

House

HEADLINER

Ky William feels like part of that newer New York groove-house wave that knows how to stay clean and functional without going sterile. Coming out of Brooklyn, his sound is rooted in deeper, rolling house and minimal-leaning tech house, but what gives it identity is the swing and the hip-hop influence underneath it. His records are usually built around tight percussion, warm low end, and that locked-in late-night momentum that works best in proper clubs rather than in overly flashy big-room settings. He has also built real credibility through releases on labels like Solid Grooves, Knee Deep In Sound, and Experts Only, plus his own imprint Andhera, which tells you exactly where he sits in the ecosystem: modern, groove-first, and clearly aimed at people who actually care about the dancefloor. More than anything, he feels like an artist whose rise has come from understanding restraint, rhythm, and the subtler side of club pressure rather than chasing obvious moments.

Airrica

House

Los Angeles-based DJ/producer Airrica blends sleek house and tech-house with psychedelic edges and vocal-led hooks. Breaking out with releases on Crosstown Rebels and Diplo’s Higher Ground, she’s since landed on Black Book Records and Insomniac’s Factory 93 with peak-time weapons like “Fight Club” and “Can’t Stop.” A busy touring schedule has followed, Cercle Festival, Time Warp, Awakenings, Hï Ibiza, and Club Space, alongside support slots with Damian Lazarus, Black Coffee, Solomun, and Chris Lake. Expect high-energy, groove-forward sets that swing from acid-kissed rollers to euphoric, vocal moments without losing the dancefloor.