DJ LADY K's electronic roots lie in the underground rave and house scenes of Perth in the mid 1990s. After moving to the East Coast, LADY K (aka Kaz Hernandez) has risen to form an integral part of the music scene of the Northern Rivers, NSW. Both an admired DJ and passionate LGBTIQ community member, LADY K's flexible disk and vinyl stylings transcend the boundaries of modern House music; Unconfined are her surges though the borders of Tech and Vocal House, Techno, Electro and across the spectrum of Tribal and Progressive beats.

With a contagious energy and a keenly provocative vibe, in only a few years on the stage LADY K’s love of music and dance-floor grooves has earned her the respect and accolades of some of Australia's top DJs and promoters, along with her many dedicated, ‘fist-pumping’ dance-floor fans.

LADY K’s music fuels and transports dance floors through exquisite melodies, deep thrummings of base and heart-stopping drops. She connects with each individual by expressing her own sense of freedom and devilishly natural feel for music. Engaging in a conversation with her crowd, LADY K creates a resonance that is entirely her own. From a tasty opening to a filthy close, she is certain to woo your dancefloor and send hearts pumping undeniably until the morning.

Through various festivals and events, LADY K has shared her love of music on stage with Australian music icons and local geniuses alike, including; DJs Feisty, Sveta, Kitty Glitter, Murray Hood, Adam Love, Corey Czok, Ish, Les Smith and Mark Murphy plus performers such as Paige Elliot Phoenix and Master and Stryker. LADY K is also a committed member of the local DJ tribe, keeping underground House thriving in the northern rivers. Hard at it, this delinquent crew includes legends 1iSAMURAi aka Craig Wilson, El Scorcho, Hubba, Magu, and M-Phonik.

LADY K’s captivating and compelling style has seen her develop a strong following in the Northern Rivers, with residencies at Delicious and ‘Beats Bowls and Blingo’. She has played regular spots and packed dance floors at some of NSW north coast's most prominent venues and events, including Tropical Fruits (NYE Festival, Hard Labour and Easter Parties), La La Land, Trouble In Paradise, CoastOut Festival, Radical Faeries Glitter Ball and repeat offenses at the beloved and never forgotten Winsome Hotel.

As heads turn and ears prick up across the Australian House music scene, LADY K’s whisper is laced to resonate. Get ya groove thing ready and keep your ears peeled crew, LADY K is dead set to stun well through this year.

DJ KATE MONROE THE FIRST LADY OF HOUSE

She’s been dubbed the First Lady of House. She is one of one of Australia’s preeminent house DJs, ruling dance floors here and overseas for more than a decade. She is known for her unique style and knack for drawing a crowd no matter where she is playing. Not because she’s a female DJ or another blonde chick DJ – but because she’s a shit hot DJ. She is Kate Monroe, and she rocks the house with her sassy, sultry, spanking, driving house beats.

Recently being signed as an endorsed artist for Native Instruments digital controller the Traktor S4 Kate’s amazing musical knowledge and smooth mixing skills are about to take a huge leap. 
Trakor S4 will be the keystone in unleashing and defining the diversity of her sound, be that under the Opera House for New Years Eve. In Australia’s best bars and festivals or late at night at a steamed-up club playing to cutting-edge dance music lovers – loving all of it and retaining her signature style. 

HISTORY/PEDIGREE
“I love my music and I love people – the strangers on the dance floors I play on around the world. Communication is an intrinsic part of what I do.”
Kate has played with every major club in Australia: Home, Ivy, Tank, Soho, Cargo, Family, Platinum...you name it, gathering a devoted fan base on the way. Her residency atthe iconic Sublime (Home Nightclub) helped earn the club ‘Best Club in Australia’ at the National Dance Music Awards for four years running. 

This Mardi-Gras Season in Sydney 2011 Kate was booked for an unprecedented number of gigs in the festival. Harbour Party with 100% Daywash at Lady Macquaries Chair, Tongue Twister at Arthouse, The Mardi Gras Party warming up for Frankie Knuckles, and Toybox at Luna Park.
Kate Monroe’s name has been synonymous with big parties Mardi Gras, Sleaze Ball, Ministry Of sound, Harbour Party, and Field Day - not to mention offshore gigs in Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand and Kuala Lumpur and the USA Her most recent overseas stint was a tour of the USA including a set at the legendary Winter Party in Miami.

Kate is as much a natural in front of a microphone as she is behind the decks, with stints as a guest presenter on Triple J, Channel V, The Joint and Alchemy on SBS. In 2010 she was the parade DJ for Foxtel’s Mardi Gras broadcast along with Kitty Glitter. Kate’s sound has been featured on multiple compilations for SONY, Shock and a suite of independent labels. 

Kate’s personality and professionalism ensure that she is entrusted with some of the biggest celebrations in Australian history, including the Sydney Olympics Closing Ceremony in front of 60,000 people. She’s been handed the reins of the Lord Mayor’s New Year’s Eve Party for four years running. Kate was behind the decks at Astral Bar for the launch of Seal’s Soul album. She’s filled floors at some of the country’s coolest corporate gigs, including the Cartier “Love” Campaign, , the opening of the first MAC store in Sydney, product launches for Estee Lauder and L’Oreal, Harley Davidson, and Christmas parties for Saatchi and Saatchi. Always behind a good cause, Kate has performed pro bono at gigs like the Camp Quality Supper Club in conjunction with Chandon in Melbourne and Sydney

She has also been a contributor to the ARIA Dance Chart for nearly 10 years. Helping inform the ears of the Australian Public to the newest sounds from around the globe.

Bookings:  Rod Lay
rod@londonmgtgroup.com
LondonSPIN
Artist Management and Agency
+61 0449544042



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Her performance includes some of her earlier pieces such as "16days & 28years", "The Abyss" and "Which part of No did you not understand?", came from a much darker place and time in her life.

Her later works such as; "Lesbian Love Junkie", "RFF (Retro Funky Femme)" , "Discombobulated" and "Angel You" have an upbeat, cheeky and sexy feel definitely pieces that Lesbians can relate to, music written about falling in love & lust with another woman, giving her performance a great mix of raw emotions & energy.

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