Vinyl pusher, FBi radio host and DJ, Reenie has a talent for blending the eccentric and eclectic into a cosmic journey through sound, bringing a classical percussion approach to music curation to entice her ever-growing circle of appreciators.

With an unwavering passion for all things balearic and downtempo alongside life-affirming house and disco oddities, Evie is one of the most exciting talents among Sydney’s newest generation of DJs

Barney Kato, an active presence in the world of dance music for over 23 years, merges the magic of collective harmony and music, regularly captivating Eora / Sydney with his dynamic DJ sets and popular events like Alien and Breakbeat Chaos. As a globetrotter, an aficionado of futurist dance music, and a collector of experiences, he sees the DJ booth as an epicenter of energy manipulation, mixing classic and cutting-edge elements to move dancefloors of all sizes, reshaping experiences beyond familiar anthems. A resident of Sydney's Club 77, Barney curates nights, trains budding talents, and has made significant contributions to Newcastle and Sydney's electronic music scene since 2000, which include running parties, working in record stores, managing a record label, and hosting Fbi Radio Thursday Sunset for 15 years. Barney's DJ career highlights include spinning records at Australia's most iconic parties and festivals like Big Day Out, Splendour In The Grass, and more recently a set for Boiler at legendary Sydney venue, Hordern Pavilion.

Founder of the respected Planet Trip Records, Mike Who’s eclectic sound palette allows him to take dance floors in any direction he’s feeling, be it slow-burning reggae, street soul, hip hop and tropical melters all the way through to obscure boogie, disco and the soulful side of house music.

When not manning the radio FBi Radio waves, Deepa is wielding her USBs to stunning effect upon a Sydney dance floor, mixing up an eclectic storm from oddball and leftfield selections stretching to rose-tinted Indopop, cheeky breaks and deep, dark hypnotic drums.

Carving a name for herself in the local grassroots nu-rave scene, Ciara has become a regular in Sydney’s dance circuit. Sourcing inspiration from years of parties past, Ciara floats playfully between breakbeat, house, techno and UKG.

With his deep African roots, Gerald Wala, aka Wavyrager, pushes a unique sound vibing somewhere between the borders of rap, house and tech-house with lots of cheeky edits.

Producer, DJ and club chameleon, Jhassic finds the common ground between chunky Chicago house and rap, all while weaving traditional South Asian instrumentation into his vibing sets. An eclectic sound infused with familiar beats, historical documents and loads of energy.

Shaped by the pioneering sounds of Kraftwerk, Jean-Michel Jarre, Tangerine Dream and Depeche Mode, Raffi has been a familiar face in the Sydney scene since the late 80s. He spins an assorted selection of records ranging from soul, funk, afro, latin, Brazilian and world, to disco, hip hop and ‘80s oddities.

Australian fixture and scene icon, Phil Smart has been spinning forward thinking electronic music in clubs, bars, warehouses, fields, deserts and carparks since the rave era. If you’ve never experienced a Phil Smart set, you’re not very clever.