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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.

Director of President Press and chief organiser of your Thursday Night Rave Ritual at New Guernica, Big-Mac (Jimmy McLindin) has invested himself into Melbourne's late-night dance scene. With a passion for 80s synth pop, and appetite for eccentric sounds, Big-Mac prides himself on delivering rollercoaster performances. He exudes an obscure, diverse and experimental flair, as he pursues an unpredictable soundscape. Big-Mac has supported the likes of Dusky, Franck Roger, Jacques Renault, Joey Negro, Kris Baha, Mark Blair, RSS Disco, YokoO and more. He has also been booked for bigger events including Living Room Festival, Babylon and Let Them Eat Cake. If you're feeling peckish, it's worth grabbing a bite.

Melbourne DJ of deep, creamy, soul-touching dance music from right across the energy spectrum.

Melbourne all nighters, Chapel St breakfast discos and doof-arenas are Henry Who’s penchant when called to arms. A DJ technically adept as he is versatile, he can be seen with a couple of USBs, or even a tote bag of 45’s residing at Melbourne’s institutional clubs. Showcasing in late night time slots has evolved into support slots alongside DJ Pierre, Matthew Herbert, Toro y Moi, Floating Points and Seth Troxler, as well as big stage presence at events including Piknic Electronik, Babylon Festival, Future Music Festival, Best of Both Sides Festival and S.A.S.H. (SYD). While broadening his repertoire, Who evolved into roles that link him closer to Melbourne’s electronic music community. You might be that 1 in 3 million that gets a “Lets do it” reply from Henry, fulfilling his role as the Booking Agent for Melbourne’s club Migliore, Revolver Upstairs. He has now founded Revolver's launch into a recording label (Revolver Upstairs Records) working as Label Manager in the world of music distribution.

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