Nonstop: Cora, DJ Bone, DJ Miss Parker, Kasra V, Love Letters, Yazzus

Cora is a DJ and electronic artist whose sets draw on cumbia and related Latin American styles, including chicha, huayno, cumbia norteña, and electrocumbia. In New York City, she has appeared at venues such as Nowadays and BASEMENT, often on bills that emphasize long-form pacing and careful structure.

DJ Bone is Eric Dulan, a Detroit techno DJ and producer whose early releases emerged through the Metroplex orbit as he built his own imprint, Subject Detroit, and a steady international schedule. His work keeps close to the values of the Midwest underground: functional tracks, long-form pacing, and a producer’s attention to sound design.

DJ Miss Parker is a music artist known for performing as a DJ, typically in electronic dance music genres.

Kasra V is a New York City–based DJ whose sets have been heard at Nowadays, a venue known for long-form dance floor programming. They have appeared on bills alongside Cora, DJ Bone, DJ Miss Parker, Love Letters, and Yazzus, including the Nonstop series that places different strains of techno and break-driven club music in conversation.

Love Letters is an electronic and DJ project heard in New York City at BASEMENT, often appearing on lineups that sit between live electronics and club formats. The name also echoes a separate reference point in electronic music history, but this act’s work is defined onstage rather than by discography.

Yazzus is a DJ whose sets move through breakbeat, footwork, and jungle, with a focus on rhythmic detail and pace. In New York City, she has appeared at BASEMENT, including bills alongside Mala Junta, DJ Tool, Bapari, Zombies in Miami, Kim Ann Foxman, and DJ Miss Parker.