Mixing a tasteful selection of melodic and uplifting house and techno his forte lays in his ability to read crowds and continually feed off their reaction to guide his sets towards their appeal. Always pushing the envelope just enough to experiment with blends of sounds and tones to offer something different each set and give the crowd something special.

The driving force behind Australia’s largest and most highly regarded underground house music event – S.A.S.H, 2 decades of experience have brought Kerry to the highest echelons of Djing and promoting. Internationally, having completed his second European tour trotting spots like; fabric, Kater Blau, Renate, CocoBeach, Cafe del Mar, OFF Week and Sisyphus as well as a second visit to Universo Paralello Festival in South America the musical shores have expanded much further than his own backyard.

Sydney duo comprising of Nick Albert & Hugo Rowell. The boys have been lucky enough to play at parties such as; SASH, BeAvantGarde, Fix My Sink and Something Else whilst holding residencies at Peculiar & local party Wav.es. Their skill in selection and mixing has allowed them to share bills with the likes of; Traumer, Christopher Ledger, Lamache, Modebaku, Bodj, Monika Ross & Pepperpot.

AtLows has been a dynamic figure in the Sydney scene for over 5 years which has seen him laying down thick slabs of deep, chunky, floor-shaking Jackin’ House to an ever-growing audience. Not content to just play other artists’ releases, he has been working on a mammoth list of original tracks and made a fair few waves in the process. His debut release ‘How Do I get to Detroit’ on Souluxe Records Co. made its way into the Traxsource charts and is a reflection of the evolution in the integrity and sophistication of his music. Deep and infectious, with the space to make it comfortably addictive, ‘Detroit’ certainly got the attention of the industry and wound up on some premium play lists.

A tour de force to Europe’s minimal scene, Australian selector Marlie is currently on a whirlwind rise through its underground ranks. A culmination that’s resulted from years of honing her craft of global dance-floors. One of original founders of East London brand Point back in 2015 - Marlie began her journey immersed in London’s vibrant house and techno community. Cutting her teeth by performing at warehouse and woodland raves as well as institutions like Fabric & Egg London. An inevitable return home to Australia’s East coast in 2016 was a new opportunity, and alongside gracing respected city nightspots she created her project Roots. A gathering of like-minded musical creatives they have left an indelible mark on Sydney’s underground culture over the last couple of years. Now based back in London her sound continues to enamor ravers both on and off the dance-floor. A bristling combination of punchy percussive flow and groove-laden hooks that hypnotize and excite.