Bendito

House

HEADLINER

Bendito is a Dominican DJ and producer based in New York City, known for crafting dynamic, multi-genre sets that bridge the gap between global rhythms and club-focused electronic music. His sound draws heavily from his background in classical guitar and his experience in local indie rock and bachata bands, which he integrates into a foundation of deep house, garage house, and funk. He is a fixture in the New York City underground scene, frequently performing at venues like Jupiter Disco and Black Flamingo, and is recognized for his curated DiscoVERY party series. His aesthetic is defined by a blend of nostalgic, soulful melodies and percussion-heavy grooves that reflect his Afro-Latino heritage. Bendito continues to evolve his sound through live performances and ongoing production work that emphasizes dance floor connection and rhythmic exploration.

Jeremy Giros

House

Jeremy Giros is a Dominican-American multidisciplinary artist based in New York City who operates at the intersection of art, dance, and club culture. As the founder of the SanDia party and the Mad Flava NYC collective, he has established a consistent presence in the city underground through residencies and performances at venues like Public Records, Bossa Nova Civic Club, and Paragon. His sound blends house, Afro-Latin rhythms, and soulful selections with heavy percussive grooves designed for the dance floor. Notable releases include the Paper Box EP from 2019 on Purveyor Underground and the 2024 single Stay. He is recognized for his ability to build trust with audiences by balancing deep cuts with high-energy club moments.

Espee

House

Espee, real name Samuel Parra, is a DJ and producer originating from Houston, Texas. He has established a presence in the US electronic music scene, performing in cities such as New York City, Houston, and Atlanta. His sound is characterized by rolling grooves and melodic house, often incorporating elements of funk. Espee's releases include the 2024 single "No Signal" and the "MoodToMove: Espee (DJ Mix)" from the same year. He has played at notable venues like Nowadays in New York City and Rich's Houston, and appeared at events such as Take A Break Fest in Dallas, Texas. Espee's consistent club presence and evolving sound mark him as a rising figure in the American house music circuit.

Quentin Harris

Deep House

Born in Detroit and later based in New York City, Quentin Harris is a foundational producer and DJ recognized for his pivotal role in the evolution of soulful and deep house music. Emerging from a background in hip hop and session musicianship, he gained widespread acclaim for his 2003 remix of Donnie's Cloud 9 and his 2005 club staple Let's Be Young. His production style frequently blends emotive vocal arrangements with sophisticated, groove-led instrumentation, as showcased on his debut album No Politics (2006, Un-Restricted Access) and the follow-up Sacrifice (2010, Strictly Rhythm). Harris remains active in the studio and on the international touring circuit, with recent contributions including remixes for Defected and King Street Sounds. By consistently bridging underground house sensibilities with broader melodic appeal, he maintains a lasting influence on the sound and trajectory of modern dance music.