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Originally from Canberra and now based in Melbourne, Luca, known as Everest, embarked on his DJ journey in 2010, inspired by a live performance by The Aston Shuffle. Quickly making his mark, Everest secured residencies at top Canberra venues like Meche, North Bar, Trinity Bar, and Mr. Wolf, and made appearances at notable events including the Spring Carnival music festival. His talent also led to multiple radio features on stations such as Raw FM, FM 104.7, and UCFM.

Since relocating to Sydney and ultimately Melbourne, Everest has played at renowned venues and events including Chinese Laundry, Circus Bar, The Burdekin Hotel, New Guernica, Killing Time and Sweethearts Rooftop, as well as having multiple guest appearances on Kiss FM, Bondi Radio, and Bondi Beach Radio. His musical influences span across house and all its subgenres, disco, techno and breaks, drawing inspiration from artists like Noir, Maceo Plex, Roland Clark, Guy J, and Floorplan.

Throughout his career, Everest has supported an impressive roster of international and Australian acts, including but not limited to:

Oliver Huntemann, Amine Edge & Dance, MK, Robosonic, Nora En Pure, Bart Skils, Alberto Ruiz, Will Clarke, Kill Frenzy, Peking Duk, Loco & Jam, Marco Faraone, Rufus, Golden Features, and Motez.

Everest's love of a wide variety of music empowers him with the versatility to curate the right sound for any occasion.

tech - minimal - house - dnb

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With roots in Romania, a musical awakening in England, and a home in Austin, Alex Oniga creates deep, emotive mixes that invite you to slow down, tune in, and get lost in the flow.
Influenced by long nights, low lights, and the energy of the underground, his mixes speak in textures, subtle, layered, and meant to linger.
Step into the sound. The underground’s calling and it moves differently here.

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James Dexter