Carla is a mixed indigenous artist, born and raised in the high desert of New Mexico. Her childhood was immersed in live music growing up around a recording studio and professional guitarist father. Once she discovered raves in the desert around the late 90’s- early 00’s, it sealed her fate of true connection to freedom felt dancing with the unifying energy of a heavy drum beat. She started promoting and throwing dance events in her community. After coming to San Francisco and falling in love with the Bay Area, she began creating music and djing became her soul focus. 

She has been called a lineage holder because of her vivacious focus exclusively on the vinyl/analog format and artform of turntablism. Her skill is precision and the results are pure magic translated to a dance floor. A live performance by an artist who uses their actual ear to beat match instead of pushing a sync button is a rarity today, especially in a sea washed with technology and AI where quality in art is sacrificed for convenience. For the love of music and this culture Carla has committed her heart to vinyl and teaching others.

Producing music since 2006 and djing since 2009 her style ranges from house, acid, techno, break-beat, jungle/dnb and even into downtempo, ambient, experimental noise. Her sounds could be better described as esoteric, underground, syncopated & psychedelic. With cactus prickly pear as her backbone and red chile in her blood, she weaves messages about decolonization in her art and music. From working in a record store to hosting a vinyl radio show Carla has been a part of the dance community in many ways. The last few years have been a compression of creativity, hardwork and never ending days/nights in her music studio on drum machines, synths and hardware. Sonic lift-off is almost here with @disco-soldier records coming soon centering DIY artists and vinyl!

Cuillere, a prominent figure in the house music industry, has built a successful career as a producer and DJ. His journey began in the early nineties when he started DJing at various raves. Through skill and dedication, he gained a strong following and secured club residencies across the United States. In 1999, he collaborated with Jolby to form the renowned crew known as the “Jack Junkies,” further solidifying his influence in the industry.

Cuillere’s passion for house music production led him to form an alliance with Busy and Crux. Their debut single was released on DJ Sneak’s esteemed label, ‘Oomph.’ Building on this success, Cuillere and his cohorts, now known as ‘Busy N Spoon,’ went on to release tracks on prominent labels like Lingo and Photo Records. Transitioning to a solo career, Cuillere released a series of compelling EPs and remixes that captivated audiences and drew attention from record labels such as Moulton, House Music Salad, No Fuss, LNJ, Pluralistic, Simplistic, Panhandle, and several others.

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