Freddy K / Mos / The Carry Nation / Kim Ann Foxman / Manu Miran

Boys Noize is the stage name of Alexander Ridha, a German-Iraqi producer, songwriter, and DJ whose work moves between club electronics and guitar-driven contexts. He runs the label Boysnoize Records and later added the concept imprint Ones and Zeros, using both as outlets for genre-crossing releases and collaborations, including work with Nine Inch Nails.

Juliana Huxtable is an artist, writer, and DJ whose work moves between gallery contexts and late-night club rooms. In New York City she has appeared at BASEMENT, Nowadays, Paragon, and Qncc, including bills alongside Freddy K, The Carry Nation, and Boys Noize.

Katie Rex is a New York City–based DJ and electronic artist whose work is regularly heard at BASEMENT. She has shared bills with artists including Markus, Dr. Rubinstein, Mike Servito, Rose Kourts, Jen Cardini, Maara, Michael Cignarale, and madwoman, and has appeared on lineups such as FIST alongside DJ Clone and Word of Command.

ISAbella is an electronic artist and DJ heard in New York City rooms such as BASEMENT, where she has appeared on bills alongside Boys Noize, Juliana Huxtable, Katie Rex, Alírio, and e-Lite. Her name nods to the stage figure of Isabella Andreini, a Renaissance performer and writer whose legacy shaped commedia dell’arte, though ISAbella’s work sits firmly in contemporary club practice.

Alírio is a DJ and electronic artist heard in New York City’s club circuit, including sets at BASEMENT. Their work sits in the contemporary dance-floor continuum, shaped by lineups alongside Markus, Dr.

e-Lite is a DJ and electronic artist whose New York City appearances include sets at BASEMENT, a venue known for extended nights and focused sound. Their work sits in the club continuum, moving between precise beat programming and live electronic performance.