Soul Summit x Shelter: Analog Soul, Lovie & Honey Bun, Madre Guía, Niyah West, Shawn Dub, Suze Ijó

Soul Summit is a DJ collective whose programming moves between soul traditions and contemporary electronic dance music, with a clear throughline of groove and selection. In New York City they’ve appeared at venues including Nowadays, Signal, Elsewhere, and House of Yes, often in multi-DJ formats that highlight sequencing and handoffs across a night.

Shelter is an electronic group heard in New York City club contexts, including bills at Public Records. The project often appears in collaborative lineups, including pairings with Soul Summit and sets alongside Analog Soul, Lovie, Honey Bun, Madre Guía, Niyah West, Shawn Dub, and Suze Ijó.

Shawn Dub is an individual artist known for contributions in the music genre, often associated with electronic or dance music styles.

Suze Ijó is an electronic artist and DJ heard in New York City rooms like Good Room, where she has also presented live electronic sets. Her work moves between club-facing DJ craft and performance-driven electronics, shaped by a practical, studio-minded approach.

Lovie is an electronic artist and DJ heard in New York City rooms including Public Records, Nowadays, and Signal. Their practice moves between live electronic performance and DJ sets, shaped by close listening and a working knowledge of club systems.

Honey Bun is a New York City–based electronic artist and DJ whose work moves between live hardware performance and club-focused sets. She has appeared at venues including Million Goods, presenting live electronic material, and Nowadays, where she takes a more direct DJ approach.