Skin On Skin

Techno

HEADLINER

Skin On Skin is a South Sudanese Australian producer and DJ based in Australia, recognized for a distinct sound that fuses hard hitting techno percussion with elements of UK drill and alternative hip hop. He emerged in 2019 with the Steel City Dance Discs Volume 9 EP, which featured the underground classic Multiply. His signature releases include the viral track Burn Dem Bridges from 2022 and the collaborative EP Strangers with Mall Grab. He operates his own label, Stay On Sight Recordings, and has performed at major festivals including AVA Festival, Beyond The Valley, and Pitch Music and Arts. His work is characterized by a blend of heavy basslines, vocal samples, and rave synths, creating a high energy aesthetic that bridges club and street cultures. Skin On Skin stands out for his ability to synthesize disparate genres into a cohesive, dancefloor focused sound that has resonated globally.

Day Cart

House

Day Cart is a Brooklyn based DJ and a central figure in the New York City dance music community. He cofounded the Goonroom party series and the Stream Informer club night, both of which have established themselves as fixtures within the local Brooklyn circuit. His DJ sets are characterized by a genre fluid approach, blending house, techno, and tech house with a focus on high energy dancefloor dynamics. He is a frequent performer at venues such as Good Room and Jupiter Disco, where he often plays alongside his creative partner Wig Wam. Day Cart remains a vital connector in the local scene, consistently curating lineups that bridge established and emerging talent.

Wig-Wam

House

Wig-Wam is a New York City based DJ and producer who has been a fixture in the local nightlife circuit for over a decade. He co-founded the platform and party series Stream Informer in 2020, which has become a notable hub for Brooklyn club culture. His DJ sets are characterized by a genre-fluid approach, drawing from Chicago house, acid, Detroit techno, funk, and balearic sounds. Beyond his work behind the decks, he previously served as an editor at the dance music publication THUMP. His career is defined by a commitment to community building and curating forward-thinking lineups within the New York underground scene.

Laila Amira

House

Laila Amira is a Brooklyn based DJ known for her dynamic selections that bridge disco, house, techno, and electro. She draws inspiration from the vibrant pulse of New York City nightlife to curate sets designed to foster connection and euphoria on the dance floor. Beyond her club performances at venues such as Elsewhere, Le Bain, and Jupiter Disco, she co hosts the Club Made radio show on Newtown Radio. Her approach as a curator focuses on the transformative power of music to help listeners escape reality and engage with the rhythm. She remains an active figure in the underground New York circuit, consistently shaping local dance floors through her genre fluid mixing style.

Lady Harley

House

Based in New York City, Lady Harley is a DJ and radio host known for her eclectic approach to dance music. Her sets frequently traverse acid house, breaks, and dark disco, often incorporating elements of progressive house and garage. She maintains a regular presence in the Brooklyn club circuit, performing at venues such as TBA Brooklyn and Mood Ring, while also hosting the Recess program on Newtown Radio. Her aesthetic centers on fluid, genre-defying transitions that prioritize energy exchange and dancefloor movement. By refusing to anchor herself to a single sound, she bridges disparate corners of the electronic spectrum to create cohesive, high-energy experiences.

Tim Lucent

House

Tim Lucent is a Brooklyn based DJ and producer originally from Portland. His sound weaves the soul of deep house with a broader spectrum of house and disco, often incorporating jazz influences and groove driven edits. He is a frequent presence in the New York City club circuit, performing at venues such as Good Room, Outer Heaven, and The Lot Radio. Alongside Laila Amira, he co-founded the Club Made event series and radio presence, which serves as a platform for his genre fluid approach to dance music. His production work includes the track Hakyō No Kiki, released in collaboration with Kristos and Mona Matsuoka. Lucent stands out in the local scene for his technical versatility and his reputation as a community focused selector who prioritizes dance floor energy.