Body Hack: LOKA, Sevyn Love, Gatite Gangster, Archangel, Yaz Lancaster, swello
About This Event
At Nowadays, Body Hack presents LOKA, Sevyn Love, Gatite Gangster, ARCHANGEL, Yaz Lancaster and swello in a multi-DJ evening. The bill foregrounds tight transitions, low-end discipline and a balance of club utility with experimental detail—ARCHANGEL and Yaz Lancaster favor careful pacing and steady architecture, while LOKA, Sevyn Love and swello emphasize rhythmic pressure and textural tempo shifts.
About Body Hack
Body hacking is the application of the hacker ethic in pursuit of enhancement or change to the body's functions through technological means, such as do-it-yourself cybernetic devices or by introducing biochemicals.
About the Artists
LOKA
LOKA is an emerging electronic DJ who works the club as a site for rhythm study and pressure. In New York City, they have appeared at H0L0 on bills with Nick León, TOXE, and Fakthias, placing their sets in dialogue with contemporary Latin club mutations and post-UK rhythmic logic.
Sevyn Love
Sevyn Love is an emerging DJ heard in New York City rooms including Signal, where she has appeared on bills alongside DJ Fuckoff and Trax Unit. Working in club-oriented formats, she builds sets around tight transitions and steady low-end control rather than long, narrative arcs.
ARCHANGEL
ARCHANGEL is a DJ and electronic producer whose sets move between club mixing and live-leaning electronic detail, with touches of rock and pop structure. In New York City, they have appeared at venues including Nowadays, Signal, and the Knitting Factory, often on bills that bridge experimental club music and performance.
Yaz Lancaster
Yaz Lancaster is an electronic artist whose work moves between club utility and open-ended sound design. In New York City, they have appeared at Public Records, sharing bills with artists including Machinedrum, Hercules & Love Affair, Justin Cudmore, DJ Minx, Dee Diggs, livwutang, Darker Than Wax, and Kyle Hall.
swello
swello is an electronic artist and DJ heard in New York City club rooms, including sets at Nowadays. Their work moves between dancefloor utility and a more textured, detail-forward approach associated with contemporary internet-born club music.