Brooklyn-based and Washington D.C.-born, Derek is lauded for his ability to adapt seamlessly to most any type of gig while still displaying his signature style. With over 2 decades of experience, he's equally comfortable playing lower bpm, eclectic opening sets, to banging out house and techno in a dark basement, to disco and funk party jams on a sunny rooftop. 
As a producer, he has released on Make Mistakes, Perimeter Junk and his own label, Broad Channel. In addition, he throws an underground party in New York called Xoloft.

bookings: derekrusso@gmail.com

For Bookings contact - C23tanner@gmail.com
Ig: thesundancekiddisco

Booking : alix@thetalentboutique.fr
Management : thomas@freeyourmind.agency
founder of @prod-joserecords

RE:UM – A.K.A multi-instrumentalist and producer Elliott Eriksen – has been active since early 2019, building his own virtual orchestras, chill-out beats and experimental dance tracks which blur the lines between genres.

Before the RE:UM project, Elliott started out as a bassist performing with several bands – later choosing to pick up guitar to emulate alternative/indie influences at the time. It was a few years later that he started experimenting with electronic genres, blending sounds from funk and soul with those from dance and downtempo to shape a new approach to producing.

Miss Flowers is a well-known Denver-based DJ, known for her high-energy house and disco sets. She attracts diverse crowds with her technical skill and passion for community, fun, and inclusion. She has opened for established music producers including Aluna, LF System, DJ Holographic, Kevin Saunderson, J. Worra and Ardalan and she’s inspired by her family of music lovers, including her uncle David Flowers, who spins regularly in Brooklyn. Her favorite part about DJing is watching people create communities while they truly let loose on the dance floor. Miss Flowers embraces a young-at-heart approach to her craft and has always been motivated by the story of how her parents met: in a New York club playing house music.

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