Blond:ish

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House

HEADLINER

BLOND:ISH brings a very distinct kind of energy to house and techno, warm, rhythmic, spiritual, and intentionally fun rather than cold or overly serious. Her sound can move between deeper house grooves, psychedelic textures, disco touches, Afro-leaning percussion, and straighter techno pressure, but the common thread is always movement and positivity. What makes her stand out is that the project has always felt bigger than just DJing: she is also a label head and the founder of Bye Bye Plastic, the environmental initiative focused on reducing single-use plastic in music spaces. That wider identity gives her sets and brand a more conscious, community-minded feel than a lot of artists in her lane. Musically, though, the appeal is simple: she knows how to make a dancefloor feel loose, colorful, and alive, which is why she has stayed such a recognizable name across Ibiza, Burning Man-adjacent culture, and the global house circuit.

Joshwa

Tech House

London-based tech house producer and DJ whose breakout came with the Lee Foss collaboration “My Humps,” a 2021 festival weapon that vaulted him onto global stages. A sharp, groove-led sound blends chunky basslines, hip-hop and millennial vocal chops with flashes of UKG swing, heard across releases on Repopulate Mars, Hot Creations, Solotoko and his own No Bad Fridays imprint. Backed by heavy support from names like John Summit, Solardo and Fisher, he’s converted headline club runs and EDC/Beyond Wonderland appearances into a rapidly growing following. Expect high-energy sets calibrated for peak-time: hooky edits, rubbery low end, and crowd-locking drops built for big rooms and open-air stages.

Chinonegro

Tech House

Chinonegro, the alias of Peruvian DJ and producer Jorge Davila, has emerged as a significant figure in the Latin American electronic music scene since beginning his career in 2012. Born in Chiclayo, Peru, he developed a signature sound defined by deep, rhythm-led grooves, hypnotic percussion, and subtle Latin-leaning textures. His production catalog includes notable releases such as the Funky Beat EP on 8Bit in 2025 and the Mi Gentee EP on BotaniQ in 2026. He has built a global presence through frequent appearances at iconic venues like Lost Beach Club in Montañita, Ecuador, and international tours across Europe and the Americas. His work is characterized by a patient, intuitive approach to track construction that prioritizes atmospheric progression and dancefloor functionality.

DEDRO

Tech House

DEDRO, born Noah Demauro, is an emerging DJ and producer rooted in the vibrant club scenes of Miami and Tallahassee, Florida. Initially producing hip-hop, he transitioned to house music in late 2023, quickly establishing a groove-led, club-focused sound. His recent releases include "Girl Boss" (2026), "Truth" (2025), and "Our House" (2025). DEDRO holds a residency at The Tally Strip and has played notable venues such as SWAY and Kemistry in Fort Lauderdale, and Paraiso Estero in Miami. He has garnered support from prominent artists including Meduza, Cloonee, and Diplo, solidifying his presence in the minimal deep tech and tech house circuits.

Rob The Bank

Minimal / Deep Tech

Rob The Bank is a high-energy house DJ known for crowd-ready sets built around punchy edits, recognizable flips, and big party momentum. His sound leans accessible and nightlife-driven, but it still has enough edge to keep things from feeling generic or overly safe. Rather than coming from a deep-underground purist lane, he reads as a DJ who knows exactly how to work a room, whether that is a bigger house party environment, an upscale nightlife setting, or a more mainstream-leaning club crowd. What defines the project is not one narrow genre box, but strong crowd instinct, fast payoff, and a style that is built to keep energy high from start to finish.