Being introduced to dance music from a young age, an instant attraction was formed. Aldonna's passion and eclectic taste in music led her to to breed an experimental, high energy and up-lifting sound. She incorporates a variety of genres in each set, with a strong emphasis on showcasing her love for 90s-Early 2000s electronic dance music. With her DJing platform, Aldonna aims to spread unity through dance. If you're on the d-floor and you start to feel an infectious, warm groove (something that is keeping you on your toes!) you're most likely listening to Aldonna.

A purveyor of anything soulful and a deeply rooted Melbourne brother who quite simply has a passion for everything about music. A member of one of the hardest working Hip-Hop bands in Australia, touring nationally and internationally, Joey Coco decided to give into his childhood love of House music - quickly playing clubs and festivals country-wide. With his incredibly seamless mixing and music knowledge, he melds House, Techno and Disco together with a Hip-House flare. 2019 also sees an introduction to the original production side of Joey Coco. With years of experience crafting, song-writing and performing across genres - he brings a touch of soul, breaks and vintage sampling and combines them with the classic electronic style that has garnered his adoration. With influences ranging from Robert Hood and Moodymann to Nas and D’Angelo - there is a true sense of spirit found throughout his music, which he cannot wait to share with the masses.

Melbourne born-and-raised musician, Jordan Brando, constantly turns heads with his unique brand of minimal house heating up dance floors across the county. 2021 has seen Jordans demonstrate the impressive depth and breadth of his musical style with a 7 track full-length EP on Shall Not Fade’s Killer Cuts imprint & now ‘Roxi’, a (insert quote on Roxi from Sweat) out July 2nd on Club Sweat. Jordan’s original productions and remixes have heavily featured on dance charts around the globe. His talent recognised by international taste-maker Pete Tong – who requested Jordan to feature on his infamous BBC Radio One show ‘All Gone Pete Tong’.

Holding a strong appreciation for the sounds of Detroit techno, and Chicago’s golden house era, Marli reflects these styles in both her original productions and her DJ sets. With a history of formal music training, and years studying production, her original works have laid the foundation for her sets as a selector, frequently playing at local hotspots Dr Morse, Xe54, Section 8, Ferdydurke, and Revolver Upstairs. Thus far in her career, Marli has warmed up the decks for Detroit Swindle, Harvey Sutherland, Ben Pearce, Big Miz, Sally C, Ben Rau, and Folamour, exploring genres deep house, soul, and disco, in sets which maintain heavy syncopated rhythms, laden with rich soul samples, and a warm nostalgic vibe throughout.

Aotearoa born, creating in Naarm/Melbourne.

Just another disco jockey (っ◕‿◕)っ♥ "I respectfully acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which I work today, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, and that sovereignty has never been ceded. I pay my respects to Elders past, present and emerging. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land."

There’s a reason Trevor Moffitt, aka BONES, has played with many of the top names in electronic music at clubs and venues nationwide. A Gotta Dance Dirty co-owner and head DJ, BONES fuses Electro, House, Minimal, Tribal, Fidget and Ghetto-tech; bringing the dirtiest big room noise of electronic music today into his high energy DJ sets. In part to running one of the most popular electronic music outlets in the world, he also helps run the GDD Thursday night VERSUS party in West LA and serves as resident DJ at the legendary Control Fridays at Avalon in Hollywood. To get a real idea of what BONES is all about, check out one of his infamous mixtapes on GottaDanceDirty.com and be sure to check for tour dates near you.,Keep dancing dirty kids…,///BONES™ | Trevor Moffitt,www.GottaDanceDirty.com,bones@gottadancedirty.com,twitter.com/trevorBONES

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One of Melbourne’s most tasteful deejays in selecting and stringing a set of oft-forgotten odd cuts and obscure electronic groove. Toni occupies her own space in sounding and holding down a floor through her uniquely jacking selection. Toni Yotzi has played a crucial role in developing Perth into a thriving club metropolis, programming Deep Doogs’ sunrise rave, co-hosting Full Frequency on RTR FM and presenting parties for Kenji Takimi, Bell Towers and DJ Nozaki. Now based in Melbourne, she’s established herself as one of the most open minded DJs on the local circuit, immortalised by a legendary Inner Varnika and Golden Plains set's that saw her fearlessly transition from Jon Hassell to italo disco, memphis rap and Bristol bass and UK techno.

The up and coming progressive prince of Melbourne. Dom Impiom has been crafting his sound by curating the infectious direction of Walpole Events as head dj, leaving his indelible mark on the Melbourne techno scene. Often seen in public In tandem with brother in law Shane Biggs the duo have conquered establishments including Revolver, Glamorama, The Rubix Warehouse, My Aeon and much much more.

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Over the last ten years, Gumm graduated from being an active promoter hosting renegade parties in obscure public spaces, to performing at Melbourne's biggest festivals including Let Them Eat Cake, Pitch Music & Arts and smalltown. As one of the co-founder’s of the city's Darklove brand, he's hosted international acts from The Drifter to Damon Jee, to go with his regular bookings supporting Maceo Plex, DJ Koze, Jennifer Cardini, Job Jobse, Ben Klock, ANNA, Folamour, Mind Against and more. With many exciting productions in the pipeline, including a release on Berlin-based Ombra International, Gumm is well situated to be at the Melbourne forefront of a new compelling global sound with roots in genres like nu-wave, indie-dance and nu-disco.

Mike Callander started DJing in 2001, and since then has been recognised as one of Australia’s most diverse and yet consistent selectors. He has helmed critical residencies at home in Melbourne clubbing institutions such as Honkytonks, for which he also compiled and recorded The Last Dance mix CD released globally in 2007, and more recently at Revolver, where his weekly Friday night offering continues beyond its tenth year.

Born in Aotearoa/NZ, living and creating on Wurundjeri land.

Incorporating high energy sets throughout club and festival dancefloors comprising of sentimental melodies, driving kick drums and trancey breakdowns, Ricky Nord has been able to bring his sound to life throughout Melbourne’s electronic music scene. With music showcased through an eclectic mix of techno, breaks and trance, his inspirations derive from European artists ranging from Ejeca and FJAAK, to Trym and Tommy Holohan. Alongside occupying a residency with Melbourne events imprint goldhaus_melb, Ricky has featured frequently on lineups throughout Melbourne’s nightlife. Throughout his short career, Ricky has played at Let Them Eat Cake, Beyond the Valley, XE54 RIP, Glamorama, Yours & Mine, New Guernica and more recently, supported Job Jobse at Brown Alley. Whether it is mixing diverse genres of music or exploring his prized vinyl collections, Ricky is always aiming to develop, expand and exhibit his sound.

Melbourne DJ and local deep water shark.

Waxlily’s selections traverse genres and embody a uniquely sparkling energy. Since 2018, Waxlily's sound has confidently explored the influences of the cities she’s lived in and the music communities she’s a part of, from her beginnings in Canberra, to Stockholm and Sydney. In 2021 alone, Waxlily has supported the likes of CC:DISCO!, DJ Boring, jamesjamesjames, Skin On Skin, Sleep D and Willaris. K. Her sound is bright and bouncy, mindfully mixing minimal house, breaks, electro, a sprinkling of techno and other surprises, with a spirited flow and uplifting stage presence.

With a unique sound that blends electro, tribal textures, breaks and trance influences Willem is building a name for himself as a DJ of note. In a relatively short career, he has played at Beyond the Valley, Let Them Eat Cake, XE54, Revolver, Glamorama and Brown Alley to name a few, and has been booked for supporting duties for international artists including Ben UFO, Tijana T, Oliver Huntemann, Huxley, and more. Willem also makes up one half of the Gold Haus directing team. Anyone with a passing interest in Melbourne clubland might’ve heard of the brand, that has been hosting successful events around town at hotspot venues like Section 8 and Glamorama as well as secret warehouse locations