SUBSTATION

Hector Moralez
Rising from Oakland, his character, hard work and innovative ability has given him a prominent standing in the house music scene — one of the most sought after artists in the underground. Founding production projects Nickelz & Dimes, Block Committee, and Fries & Bridges, his releases have enhanced labels like Robsoul, Music For Freaks, and Pacha Recordings while managing his own imprints Minority Music and The Factory.

J-Dub from Chicago
A unique and edgy presence in the Chicago house music pantheon. A regular at legendary spots like Smart Bar, Shelter, and Red Dog, his Sorted night alongside DJ Heather became a fixture in the scene. He's toured North America and Europe extensively, played Ministry of Sound, The End, and Turnmills in London, and released buzz worthy vocal projects on Exploited, DFA, and Farris Wheel.

DJ Dazy
DJing since 1991, often as the only woman in the room. A West Coast house music pioneer who founded the female DJ collective Sister DJs and helped shape the scene through the 90s and early 2000s. After stepping back for a period, she returned in 2024 with renewed energy — blending her vinyl roots with a modern setup and bringing three decades of craft back to the floor.

Rosie Love
Born in East LA, Rosie Love made her DJ debut on 11/11/11 and hasn't stopped since. Founder of the monthly underground event Teknologik, she has opened for Kevin Saunderson, Ben Klock, DVS1, Boris, and more. Known for dirty, deep, and dark selections across techno, house, acid, and jungle — always pushing limits, always making the set a journey.