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aya is actually a real person from the North. Her work is primarily concerned with the transfigurative power of experience and memory on the physical body. aya’s heavily anticipated debut LP ‘im hole’ is set for release with Hyperdub on October 22nd. she has previously released music with Local Action, 2BReal, Tri Angle Records, Astral Plane Recordings and Wisdom Teeth. She co-runs the label YCO with BFTT, a home things for all things Yes Come On. Asides from her philanthropic work as self-proclaimed First Lady of the Bootleg, aya is in her 3rd year of monthly radio residency with NTS, whom she loves with her whole heart.

A founding father of the Cosmic Disco sound, Italian DJ Daniele Baldelli rose to prominence with his mixture of European electronica, synth pop (often played at slower speeds), equalizer effects, and ethnic folk music. Baldelli’s use of African and Brazilian material helped distinguish his style from Italo disco, which permeated the clubs of Northern Italy during the 1970s. Taking up residence at the Cosmic, a venue by Lake Garda, he introduced club goers to a worldly, hypnotic sound during the late ’70s and early ’80s. Although the Cosmic Disco movement slowed down as the ’80s progressed, Baldelli’s reputation allowed him to extend his career into the following decades.

DJ Python AKA Brian Pineyro has been making
waves and taking names in New York
City since 2016. Known for his productions both
as DJ Python and as DJ Wey,
Pineyro has demonstrated himself to be a
masterful and versatile producer.
Whether it is hazy low-fi house and techno,
ambient or breakbeat, everything so far
has been absolute gold, and with bookings at the
most prestigious clubs and festivals
across the globe, the future is extremely bright
for the NY native.

Giovanna Silva is a photographer and the founder of the publishing house Humboldt Books, living and working in Milano. She sees photography as a tool with a narrative purpose and her work often takes the form of a book. She attended the Venice Biennale in 2014 with the exhibition “Nightswimming, Discotheques in Italy from the 1960s until now”, and she is the author of “Desertions” (2007, A+M bookstore), a chronicle of an American trip with designer Enzo Mari. From 2005-2007 she contributed to Domus, while from 2007-2011 she was photo editor of Abitare, for which she photographed Renzo Piano and Zaha Hadid.

Lyra Pramuk fuses classical vocalism, pop sensibilities, performance practices and contemporary club culture in what can best be described as futurist folk music.

Devotional music, at its core, embodies the deep-seated human urge to express our innermost, primal emotions. For Lyra Pramuk, devotion is ingrained in her futurist folk music that harnesses the power and giddiness of technology to present the human voice as an object of limitless possibility. Growing up singing in choirs, Lyra struggled to conform to the images and expectations of her small Pennsylvania town, creating a deep and complex internet-fueled interior world in response presaging her view of digital worlds as extensions of our embodied consciousness, liberated from real-world notions of presentation and acceptable knowledge.

Lyra is based in Berlin, Germany.

Michele Rizzo, Italian choreographer based in Amsterdam, graduated in 2011 at the School for New Dance Development in Amsterdam (SNDO), where he is now a guest teacher in choreography and movement research, and in 2015 at the Sandberg Instituut Amsterdam in the Dirty Art Department Master program for visual arts. His research operates at the crossover between performance and visual art, and produces performances with high visual impact, that merge sculpture, dance and theatre elements. Although all his works are united by a distinctive interest into the poetics of transformation, becoming and transcending, the outcomes of such multidisciplinary approach often crystallize in very different performances.

Physical Therapy is Daniel Fisher, the Queens-based New Jersey-born producer, DJ, and head of the Allergy Season label. Fisher is known for a constantly shifting and abstracted take on club music, from bongo-infused techno to breakbeat science.

Nat Ćmiel, was born December 16, 1997 in Singapore, Singapore. They are a non-binary, painter, musician, performance artist, and cyborg entity. During adolescence they found solace and comfort in an internet of niche online communities, MMORPG gaming, and tumblr. The yeule project was fabricated by Ćmiel to act as a portal to communicate their art to the outside world while still being protected within their inner shell. yeule has always had access to multiple avatars and the freedom to change or contort at will– a mutable, chameleon-like multiplicity. The music becomes a way to store fragments of their reality, dreams, and inner states–an external memory device, a brain or emotional center that exists independently of its creator.