Liza Rodriguez é uma das DJs brasileiras mais renomadas da cena eletrônica internacional. Natural de Brasília e com uma carreira de mais de uma década, Liza tem se destacado como uma das principais representantes da cena LGBTQI+ no circuito eletrônico, figurando entre as 100 melhores DJs do Brasil.
Desde 2013, Liza tem conquistado os palcos de grandes eventos e festivais ao redor do mundo, trabalhando com alguns dos selos e casas mais prestigiados do cenário eletrônico, como XLSIOR Mykonos, We Party, Furball, VIVA BA, Purple Party Dallas, Victoria Haus, Legacy Boston, M.E.A.T NY, e muitos outros. Sua versatilidade e técnica única a levaram a se apresentar em destinos globais como Madri, Miami, Sydney, Los Angeles, Salvador, Buenos Aires e Palm Springs, entre outros.
Liza tem se tornado um nome forte, não apenas pela sua habilidade nas pickups, mas também pela sua dedicação em quebrar barreiras para as mulheres na música eletrônica. Sua jornada foi marcada por desafios, incluindo uma batalha corajosa contra o câncer em 2018, que superou com força e resiliência, mantendo sua trajetória artística sempre ascendente.
Sua música, uma fusão de Circuit, Progressive e Tribal, reflete sua alma vibrante e o poder de sua arte, com produções autorais e colaborações de sucesso que sempre surpreendem nas pistas. Hoje, com residência fixa em Miami, Liza segue ampliando seu impacto na cena internacional, consolidando seu nome como uma das artistas mais influentes e queridas do gênero.
Liza Rodriguez is one of the most renowned Brazilian DJs in the global electronic music scene. Born in Brasília, she has built a career of over a decade, becoming a leading figure and a proud representative of the LGBTQI+ community in electronic music, and earning a place among the Top 100 DJs in Brazil.

Since 2013, Liza has been lighting up stages at major festivals and events around the world, performing for prestigious parties and brands such as XLSIOR Mykonos, We Party, Furball, VIVA BA, Purple Party Dallas, Victoria Haus, Legacy Boston, M.E.A.T New York, among many others. Her versatility and distinctive technique have taken her to international destinations including Madrid, Miami, Sydney, Los Angeles, Salvador, Buenos Aires, and Palm Springs.

Liza has become a powerful name not only for her talent behind the decks, but also for her mission to break barriers for women in electronic music. Her journey carries an inspiring chapter  in 2018, she bravely battled and overcame cancer, demonstrating strength and resilience while continuing her artistic rise.

Her music is a vibrant blend of Circuit, Progressive, and Tribal, reflecting her energy and passion, with original productions and impactful collaborations that elevate dance floors around the world. Now based in Miami, Liza continues to expand her international presence, solidifying her legacy as one of the most influential and beloved artists in the genre.

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LA-based DJ Blacklow (Jeremy Blacklow) grew up on the dance floors of New York City inspired by the house music of the '90s, inspired by the sounds of Junior Vasquez, Danny Tenaglia, Frankie Knuckles, and Peter Rauhofer. In 2011, Blacklow finally listened to friends' advice and took his love of music to the next level, playing bars, clubs & events throughout Southern California, before becoming a successful DJ and producer who now tours the world.

Blacklow's sound is a mix of classic house, tech house, progressive house, future house, and disco. His trademark sound is filled with uplifting high energy and soaring vocals. He seamlessly blends the old school and the new to create an incredible momentum-building dance floor journey on every outing. A standard Blacklow set includes a heavy dose of throwbacks and classics, mixed with the latest tracks drawn from a wide array of inspirations.

Blacklow’s production work includes several singles and remixes with his Texas-based production partner of the past five years, Stephen Jusko. Their first collaboration, a remix of Katy Perry’s “Never Really Over,” caught the ear of Perry’s manager, who gave them the official studio stems for her next single, “Small Talk,” which quickly became their most downloaded and listened to single ever. Their Chappell Roan remixes - which include their viral remix of “Pink Pony Club,” an Island/Universal commissioned remix of “Super Graphic Ultra Modern Girl,” and a tech-house driven take on “Hot To Go,” are currently powering dance floors around the world. Together, Blacklow and Jusko have also remixed singles by Lady Gaga (“Rain On Me”), Kesha (“Raising Hell,” “Stronger”), P!nk (“Never Gonna Not Dance Again,” “Just Like A Pill”), Alanis Morrisette (“You Oughta Know”), Zai (“Clouds”), Debby Holiday (“Love & Beats”) and more. 

In December 2020, Blacklow and Jusko put out their first single together, a cover of the ‘80s Scandal anthem, “The Warrior” with vocals by Audrey Callahan on Queen House Music, which quickly soared to the top of Beatport’s Top 100 Big Room charts. Two complete remix packages followed in January and February 2021. They followed it up in the fall of 2021 with a cover from Callahan of Pat Benatar’s “Shadows of the Night,” with remixes that served as true gay anthems across the globe during the fall of ‘21 and winter of ‘22. 

In the summer of 2022, Blacklow and Jusko collaborated on a cover of “Believe It Or Not” (the theme song from “The Greatest American Hero”) with vocalist Brian Kent, which was released on Swishcraft Music. And in June 2023, the dynamic duo released their first Original track together on Swishcraft, an LGBTQ anthem titled “Love Lift Me Up,” featuring vocals from the incomparable Debby Holiday.  

Recent 2024 remixes include his viral mashup of Beyoncé’s “Texas Hold ‘Em,” Zhana’s update of “Looking For A New Love,” Kent’s “Carry Your Light,” and “Gym Crush” from Broadway stars Nick Burroughs and Alex Newell. A soon-to-be-released new remix with Sapphira Crystal from "RuPaul’s Drag Race" is on its way in early 2025.

Other Blacklow high-energy remixes include “To Be Able To Love” (with George Figares feat. Brenda Reed, Swishcraft), Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Cut To The Feeling,” and “Party For One” (with Hector Fonseca), “Beautiful Trauma” (P!nk), “Brave” (Sara Bareilles),  Bo$$ (Fifth Harmony), two explosive remixes of Ellie Goulding’s “Flux,” and the tracks “Fierce,” “Faces” and “Better Days” from NYC-based singer Mila Jam.
 
With so much momentum behind him, Blacklow has several exciting gigs and productions in store for 2025 and beyond. Hard at work on several new projects, Blacklow remains one of the most exciting DJ/producers on the scene today.

Not a redneck and not a raver


Just a rural Kentucky guy working in Entertainment Business in Los Angeles sharing my favorite EDM.

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HIGHLIGHT SHOWS.


Robot Heart Sunrise - Burning Man

Monkey Project - Istanbul - Sunset 
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Ondalinda Festival - Montenegro - Sunset 
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Mn Roy Mexico City - Saturday Night - 2.30AM  7.00AM  Closing Set 
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Fabric London - 6 Hour Extended Set 
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 Maxa Art Car Temple Burn Night - Burning Man
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SUMMIT AT SEA - Sunset on the Main Deck
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Mezcal Amores Festival Oaxaca Experience  - MEXICO 
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Echos From Agartha Festival Cappadocia - GATE EXP  - TURKEY
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Ondalindia Festival- Careyes - MEXICO 
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rAAVE - COLOMBIA 
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Sabiana -Hallowen IBIZA 
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Fabric Night Club - LONDON
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Disco Space Shuttle  -  Art Car - 10 Year Anniversary 
Habitas - Sunday Sunset - TULUM
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Tierra Iris Farm - Psychedelic Sunday - IBIZA
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Aave rAAVE - LISBON 
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Bonjuk Bay - Burn Night - TURKEY 
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Sunset Ashram - Saturday Night  Sunset - IBIZA
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What is Beyond Festival -  Cappadocia - TURKEY 
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Tulum Tree House - Amaya Agency - Sunset - TULUM 
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Can7 - Full Moon Gathering - FORMENTERA
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Flower Factory - Illegal Rave - DUBAI
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Crystal Mountian - Sunrise Set - IBIZA 
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The Farm  - Bolinas - USA
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My Place Community Garden Rave - IBIZA

Morabito: The Art Of Enduring Excellence

The word “legendary” rolls off the tongue easily and often these days, but in the world of music and nightlife that story is usually told in the past tense. Unless the legend happens to be Susan Morabito. Few names have dominated the dance scene over the course of three decades and remain as relevant, current and celebrated as Morabito.

Susan moved to New York City in 1987, and after opening her own record store in Greenwich Village called BPM, she had her breakthrough as a DJ when she landed a multi-year summer residence at the famed Pavilion in Fire Island Pines. In the early days of AIDS activism, she provided the musical inspiration at many international fundraising parties and became a sought after name on “the circuit”. The GMHC Morning Party on Fire Island, Dance On Washington and Cherry in Washington, D.C., Blue Ball and Blue Redo in Philadelphia, Zoo Party in San Diego, Alegria in New York, Gay Days in Orlando, White Party in Palm Springs, Big Guns on the USS Intrepid for the 25th anniversary of Stonewall and the 20th anniversary of Dance On The Pier in New York are just a few of the events she played.

She kept people dancing until sunrise at after hours events during both Miami's Winter Party and White Party weekends, and her own Equinox and Climax parties became part of NYC nightlife history. She was the first woman to headline (with DJ Paulo one year and Victor Calderone another) one of the most famous dance parties in the world, the sexually infused, leather themed Saint At Large Black Party in New York City. Among many others, she also played The Saint At Large White Party with Peter Rauhofer and Twilo Halloween with Danny Tenaglia.

Susan Morabito has graced every major club and sound system in NYC, including Twilo, Roxy, Tunnel, Sound Factory, Limelight, Palladium, Roseland, Cielo, Pacha, Webster Hall, XL and Stage Forty8. Her musical reach extends to gigs in Tokyo, Sydney, Rio de Janeiro, Milan, Amsterdam and across New York’s cultural landscape, where she created the soundscapes to many must-attend galas by Calvin Klein, American Ballet Theater, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Sotheby's, Martha Stewart, Anna Wintour and Robert Isabel. Susan was also the musical director for the fashion world's most luminous event, The Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute benefit gala tribute to icon Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.

In 2013 Susan dropped her first name and introduced a visual identity to emphasize and support a new musical direction as “just” Morabito. Because of her instinctual understanding of music's power and her ability to drive the night with a wide range of tribal, underground, progressive and tech house, the project was enthusiastically received by the community. The past two years brought a quarterly residency at Viva in New York, repeated major club bookings in Los Angeles, Miami, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Houston, Provincetown, San Francisco, Montreal, Washington and Chicago, and saw Morabito headlining the WE Party in New York and San Francisco, Masterbeat for New Year’s Eve and Halloween in Los Angeles, White Horizons during White Party Week in Miami, The Pines Party with Chus+Ceballos on Fire Island and after 22 years, the return to the main event for the 25th anniversary of the famous Black & Blue festival in Montreal.

A new generation is now discovering and raving about the impeccable taste and rare ability to create a cohesive and seamless experience on the dance floor that sets Morabito apart and that earned her the appreciation and respect of dancers and peers alike. Through a new focus on music production and remixing she will take her meticulous standards and craft well into the future and will ensure that the legend continues.

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