DJ Minx
A foundational figure in Detroit house and techno, known for sets that move from deep, minimal grooves to funkier, more forceful territory. Active since the early 1990s, she came up through Detroit clubs including the Loft and Club Motor, hosted radio shows on WGPR and CJAM, and became a fixture at the Detroit Electronic Music Festival and its later iterations.

In 1996, Minx founded Women on Wax, a collective created to support female DJs and producers, followed by Women on Wax Recordings in 2001. Her 2003 track “A Walk in the Park” became an underground favorite and was later reissued by Richie Hawtin’s M_nus imprint.

Her influence has only deepened with time. Mixmag named her among the women who shaped dance music history, Detroit awarded her the Spirit of Detroit honor, and she has continued releasing music through labels including Planet E and HE.SHE.THEY. while touring internationally.

DJ Holographic

A Detroit-born DJ and producer whose music carries the city’s dance-floor lineage forward with warmth, funk, and an unmistakable sense of joy. Born Ariel Corley and raised on Motown, R&B, rock, and house, she came up playing Detroit warehouse parties before taking her sound to clubs and festivals around the world.

Her sets move freely through house, funk, nu-disco, techno, and beyond, shaped as much by the energy of the room as by genre. Over the past decade, she has become a regular at Berlin’s Panorama Bar and performed at Movement Detroit, Coachella, Tomorrowland, and OFFSónar.

In 2021, Carl Craig invited her to curate Detroit Love Vol. 5 for Planet E Communications, featuring her original “Faith in My Cup.” Whether in an intimate club or on a festival stage, DJ Holographic keeps Detroit, community, and connection at the center of her work.