Los Angeles-based, Cleveland-rooted 
groove scientist and sound emoter (^*^)~

email: agraybe@gmail.com

Label by fdg. (@francesco-de-gallo)

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SEEPS, profoundly shaped by her Nuyorican roots in the Bronx, NY, cultivated a deep passion for dance, dance music, and its associated culture from an early age.
Inspired by icons like Masters At Work, Pal Joey, Two Without Hats, and Deee-Lite, she was shaped by her massive family's spirited basement parties and their love for vinyl records. These early experiences played a crucial role in shaping her musical taste, production style, and record collection.

During the pandemic, SEEPS seized the opportunity to showcase her talent through regular streaming sessions. Her infectious energy, extensive vinyl collection, and adept mixing of both vinyl and digital formats quickly drew the attention of industry greats such as Jellybean Benitez, Louie Vega, and DJ Sneak.

SEEPS has had the honor of supporting renowned artists like Glenn Underground, Derrick Carter, DJ Sneak, and Doc Martin. She has performed at a variety of venues, with favorites including Dante’s Hi-Fi, House of Yes, and Café Berlin in Madrid. In LA, you can frequently catch SEEPS in action, whether at DJ Sneak’s CHI LOVES LA warehouse parties or at her own event, Shoe-B-Doo, which celebrates the sounds of NYC.

Hip hop perked the interest of Detroit’s Craig Gonzalez to vinyl at a young age, and underground parties in the 1990s soon catalyzed a lifelong fascination with DJing. Inspired by versatility, his self-taught techniques have grown from weaving rhythmic layers into powerful, personal narratives.

Influenced by the Mike Huckaby’s depth and the hypnotic craft of Donato Dozzy, Gonzalez has honed his own style from a global network of like-minded artists. Family, history, and culture that surrounds electronic music have been key to his deep sensibilities, which translate seamlessly across a dance floor.

Influenced by the sounds of Berlin, Detroit, and Chicago, Kiddo's style is a melding of numerous genres of current and classic techno and house music. Her sets may range anywhere from deep house to more dark and sinister techno. Lately she's been moving the dance floors with seamless techno mixes and the occasional jackin' house cut thrown in for good measure. She is known for her enthusiasm behind the turntables, connecting with the dance floor through the combination of a charismatic smile and energetic mixing.

In 2006, Kiddo held a monthly residency at Chicago's Smart Bar, where she produced showcases to introduce internationally respected techno artists to the city's dance music devotees. In addition to her regular appearances around Chicago, she has performed in Madison, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Columbus, Buffalo, Miami, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Northern California. In 2008, Kiddo contributed vocals to Decimal's Technicolor Lover EP on Soma Quality Recordings and hopes to revisit music production in the near future. In 2009, she traveled to Spain to perform at the world famous club Mogambo in Valencia and more recently has enjoyed DJing in Playa Del Carmen, and Cozumel. 

As a vocalist trained in classical and jazz performance, Kiddo has sung with several Chicago choral groups when she's not behind the turntables or dancing her heart out at late-night gatherings in support of her city's vibrant electronic music scene. In her spare time, Kiddo has also acted as a contributing writer for Newcity magazine,  Resident Advisor, and Little White Earbuds. In 2017, Kiddo co-founded the Walking and Falling mentoring and workshop program for woman-identifying and nonbinary music enthusiasts.

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