Salute

House

HEADLINER

salute feels like one of the clearest examples of an artist taking UK club music’s emotional side seriously without losing the actual rush of the dancefloor. The Vienna-born, Manchester-based producer pulls from garage, house, breakbeat, French touch, soul, and pop songwriting, but the thing that makes the project land is how all of that gets folded into something that feels bright, yearning, and genuinely alive rather than overly polished or purely functional. There is usually a lot of uplift in the music — big chords, movement, warmth, and a kind of romantic momentum — but it still has enough bounce and rhythmic sharpness to work in real club settings. That balance is why salute has become such an important name in the newer wave of melodic, rave-leaning dance music: they make records that feel colorful and emotional without losing groove, and their whole world carries a sense of joy that feels earned rather than forced.

AceMo

House

AceMo (Adrian Mojica), NYC-based producer, DJ, and multi-instrumentalist, is known for genre-bending sets that mix house, techno, club, and experimental electronic with emotional weight and gritty edge. Raised in Windsor, CT and based in Bushwick, Brooklyn, his music draws from a Nuyorican/Dominican upbringing, Latin jazz roots, early marching bands, and a lifelong affinity for percussive textures and soulful melody. With notable releases like *Black Populous*, *Save The World*, and the AceMoMa collaborative project, he combines forward momentum with social awareness and a sonic signature that evolves with each release.

Demuir

House

Demuir is a Toronto-based DJ, producer, and label-owner whose eclectic house sound merges soul, groove, and jackin’ rhythms into deeply felt dance music. Raised playing multiple instruments from an early age (keys, bass, drums), he cut his teeth in Toronto’s underground scene, launching his imprint Purveyor Underground, and releasing music on respected labels like Hot Creations, Classic Music Company, and Magnetic Recordings. His recent EPs like *New Spirit / Ain’t No Stoppin’* and his trending live mixes (e.g. House of Yes) show his evolution as both a live performer and curator of underground house.

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.

Nikki Nair

Bass

Nikki Nair is a southeastern-US born producer/DJ (originally from Knoxville, Tennessee) now based in Atlanta. Beginning in the DIY underground scene throwing parties, he officially launched his production career in 2018 and has since become known for his hybrid, genre-blending sound, fusing electro, breaks, UK bass, acid, techno, and moments of pop-leaning melody. His releases on labels like Dirtybird, Scuffed, Gobstopper, Pretty Weird, and others, along with energetic, unpredictable live sets, establish him as a daring and fresh voice in contemporary dance.