Nonstop: BADSISTA, Binh, Craig Richards, NAP, OK Williams, Piezo

BADSISTA is an electronic DJ whose sets draw on the rhythmic pressure of kuduro and the angular vocabulary of ballroom. Based in Brazil and heard in New York City rooms like Nowadays, she works in the long-form logic of the club rather than quick highlights.

Binh is a DJ whose sets have been heard in New York City at Nowadays, where he appears in lineups like Nonstop alongside artists including Shaun J. Wright, Vlada, and Vladimir Ivkovic. His work also intersects with peers such as Introspekt, Joe Nice, ARCHANGEL, Cisne, Jasmine Infiniti, CMD+JAZMINE, Petal, and S’aint Panic.

Craig Richards is a British DJ and producer associated with the tech house continuum, known in part for his work in the Tyrant project with Lee Burridge and, early on, Sasha. His sets emphasize patient transitions and close attention to groove rather than obvious peaks.

NAP is an electronic DJ who appears regularly in New York City’s club circuit, including sets at Nowadays. In extended-night contexts like the venue’s Nonstop series, they’ve shared bills with BADSISTA, Binh, Craig Richards, OK Williams, and Piezo, moving through a field that prizes sequencing and restraint.

OK Williams is a DJ and producer known for blending various genres, particularly in the electronic and dance music scenes.

Piezo is a New York City–based electronic artist and DJ who performs at Green Room NYC, where live hardware and club tempos share the same frame. The name nods to the way certain materials generate charge under pressure, a useful metaphor for sets built from force, friction, and response.