Coach Chris
Coach Chris is a New York City based DJ. Raised on Long Island, he grew up wearing out out his dancing shoes in the clubs of Manhattan and BK.
Father Figure
Mark Louque a.k.a. Father Figure is the creator of FAGBASH, a major player in the emerging underground queer saga. He's spent the last decade curating magic nightlife experiences from Provincetown to the Playa and is also a founding member of TRAX ONLY, a krewe producing massive underground warehouse events in New Orleans putting the Crescent City on the map. Try staying awake long enough to experience one of his soulfully psychedelic sunrise sets and you’ll understand why revelers follow this Dad.
Sterling Juan Diaz
Sterling Juan Diaz is a Dominican American DJ and multidisciplinary artist from NYC. Being a first-generation American, he grew up surrounded by diverse cultures and scenes, all which deeply influence his craft.
Joey with The Mustache
Emerging from the lockdowns of 2020, few names have risen to the top of the New York City nightlife scene as quickly as Joey with the Mustache. From sold-out gigs in Manhattan to packed beaches in Fire Island Pines, Joey has garnered a reputation for creating powerful dance experiences that bring delight through in his bright, joyful sound that emphasizes soaring vocal and instrumental melodies over disco harmonies and driving house rhythms.
His lifelong passion for writing, mixing, and performing music has allowed him to cultivate a style that is uniquely his own. He has solidified himself as a pillar in the queer electronic music scene headlining events across North America including shows in Mexico City, Toronto, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Atlanta, and more. The momentum behind Joey with the Mustache is strong and shows no sign of slowing down.
Tommy hart
Born and raised outside of Dallas, Texas, his father’s extensive vinyl collection and affinity for the classics instilled an appreciation for old soul and 80s synth from a young age, and he’s been dancing ever since. Through live performance, curatorial projects, and supervision for fashion media and short films, music has always been the through-line for Hart’s different mediums of self-expression, and a formal training in the fine arts helped him to develop an ear for music that makes you want to move. Coming into himself in the underground scene in Brooklyn, he is heavily influenced by the history of New York house and the burgeoning underground scene in Mexico City. Hart is a resident DJ at [sic] community club in Mexico City, and can be found behind the decks in clubs across North America on any given weekend. His musical selections span from funky garage tracks to boppy, hard-hitting house and techno, reflective of his southern charm and international edge.
Bright light Bright Light
Born in the South Wales coal mining valleys, and now based in the somewhat different landscape of New York City, Rod Thomas - known professionally as Bright Light Bright Light - has carved out quite the career for himself. Hugely influenced by music and cinema from the 80s and 90s, he creates music described as "cinematic glorious euphoria" (DJ Times Magazine) and "fabulous" (Elton John), while exuding "Working Girl-era realness" (Rolling Stone).
His entire career has been as an independent artist (save one single on the short-lived Popjustice Hi-Fi label), but he has achieved reach that few major label artist succeed. He has won fans of, and recorded with many of his biggest musical icons - Sir Elton John (4 songs together), Erasure, all Scissor Sisters members, Justin Vivian Bond, Niki Haris and Donna De Lory of Madonna fame to name but a few - and toured opening for living legend Cher, Ellie Goulding, John Grant, and then from his list of collaborators, Erasure, Scissor Sisters (on their last tour) and Sir Elton John who he spent a year and half on the road with, playing 55 shows together
