Originally from Ireland and based in Aotearoa, RUA can be heard playing a diverse range within the House and Techno realm.

One to watch after playing 2021 Dunedin Winter Solstice and Um Festivals, RUA's sets are deep, emotive, uplifting, and a journey from start to finish, with contrasting melancholic undertones

Hurricane Emily is the alias of Poneke-based DJ Emily Janus.

Since her return to the city that raised her, Emily has been carving out a space within the dance music community. Her high energy sets are scattered with driving rhythms, acid bleeps, unconventional, unconventional percussion and assertive anthems.

Hurricane Emily is storming it up within the Aotearoa music scene. Her name becoming synonymous with hardhouse steppers, electro wigglers, cowgirl-breaks and rave euphoria. Dress to sweat! 

Hunua Hustle aka Ben King, has been working towards perfecting the art of DJing for over a decade. He's played in bars, clubs, underground house parties and various festivals throughout Aotearoa.

Ben enjoys nothing more than telling the story through a great track selection and seeing the crowd respond to the energy.

He likes to explore most electronic mediums but is drawn toward Tech,  Progressive and Minimal Deep Tech House, and often crafts is set specifically for the occasion. Most of his inspiration comes from the European underground scene. Often it's not the headliners that surprise you - it's the DJ you've never heard of that shines.

MissB played her first DJ set on a bright yellow and black double cassette deck in 1989.
Since upgrading her technology and mixing skills, she has played at Splore, Rhythm and Alps, Taniwhas Den, Kiwiburn, Burning Man and Relish Festivals, and can regularly be found playing at clubs and events around New Zealand.

MissBs sets are fun and up for it - she has a passion for observing crowds and their responses to different kinds of music- expect the odd familiar riff, and more than a few dark twists.

In 2021, MissB released her first EP, The Temple.
She has remixed tracks for Atari Safari, Big Pop Records, cusp, House of Downtown and Max Maxwell, with further releases due in 2022.

Buck Rogers has been playing at dance festivals and underground parties around Aotearoa since the gathering in the late 90s

Buck's mission is to connect one soul to the infinite glorious vibration of the universe. Her finesse mixing it up coupled with a love of performance art has seen her host a number of multidisciplinary events and theme nights.

Spanning a kaleidoscopic spectrum of genres including indie dance, Bedouin tech, bass house, disco halal through to breaks, eastern bass and UK garage. Buck is very much at home crafting multi genre sets and adding flavour to key festivals and hot nightspots.

One of Aotearoa/NZ's founding and most enduring Techno DJs...

Star on and off The Floor at Radio Active...

It’s a name that has been synonymous with big tribal prog, lush house and rolling techno amongst the Wellington dance community for the last 20 years.

A true journeyman in the mix, Adman’s love for the craft of djing is apparent every time he steps up to the decks. Having honed his skills over many years, whether through multiple residencies across Wellington's clubland, outdoor festival events, or his own club nights, he has become one of the most versatile djs in the capital today.

Producer, DJ, Sound Engineer, but first and foremost an outright lover of all things musical, Adman skillfully draws on years of musical knowledge and technical knowhow to understand his audience, and to consistently deliver his infectious groove. Once behind the decks, Prog, Tech, Breaks, Electro, Psytrance, and a multitude of other influences and elements all quickly become colours in his wide-ranging artistic palette.

You won't regret doing yourself a favour and stepping onto his dance floor and experiencing the sonic paintings he expertly creates for yourself.