Shazami Rami is a multi-genre DJ/producer who refuses to be put in a box. Having started out as a house DJ, he has
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Russell Joseph is a former Toronto club DJ with 40 years of spinning experience. He’s played everything from Rock to Reggae to Rap. In the last 10 years, HOUSE music has been
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Jason Space has been a dynamic force in the realm of progressive house music since 1994, captivating audiences with his innovative soundscapes and electrifying performances. Drawing inspiration from legendary artists such as
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Ottawa based DJ Marèva has played everywhere from cozy lounges and intimate clubs to dark warehouse raves and summer festivals. After discovering the Moscow drum & bass scene during her early raving
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Get ready for an electrifying night as Danny Daze takes over Cafeteria on Thursday, April 2nd. Presented by Artxindustry (AXI), this high-energy event brings together a strong lineup featuring Azari and Nuni,
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An instrumental fixture in Toronto’s underground music scene since the mid-nineties, Zoe Thorn brings her unparalleled passion, influential taste and meticulous mixing to each and every one of her eclectic and energetic
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Musa Paradise returns to the dancefloor to celebrate the release of “Acoustic Mambo” their second single on Permaculture at BSMT 254. Expect a journey through tropical, hybrid, Afro and Latin-infused rhythms, delivered
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King Curtiss Winston is Toronto’s most creative all-vinyl DJ, celebrated for his wide-ranging musical programming and genre-blending selections. He started DJing at a young age in downtown Toronto’s bar and club scene
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Jerome Andrews is a dedicated artist whose journey in music began in 2014, alongside a collective of like-minded individuals hosting events in intimate bar venues such as Lilly Lounge and Sound XChange.
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David Jac is all about the groove. His sound exists in the space between House and Tech-House, built on hypnotic rhythms, raw textures, and a carefully balanced interplay of light and dark.
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DC’s love for music started early—on the kitchen floor, wooden spoons in hand, turning pots and pans into a drum kit while whatever music filled the room became the soundtrack. Music runs
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