House, disco. and more from Berlin and Paris with love.

Current resident at Dalston Superstore (London) and Rinse France (Paris).

Former resident at Dengue Dancing (Buenos Aires) and Les Poppeurs (London).

From the soundstage of Teki Latex's Overdrive Infinity to illegal open-air raves in Buenos Aires to the Palais de Tokyo for the official Dior Homme party, DJ and producer Whitney Weiss exuberantly delights crowds with her dynamic sets. Originally based in Buenos Aires, Whitney now plays regularly in Paris, Berlin, New York, London, and Milan.

In 2010, Whitney became a resident DJ at Dengue Dancing, a Björk and BUTT Magazine-approved weekly party in Buenos Aires whose other residents of that era included Cómeme artists DJs Pareja and Carisma. With fellow Dengue resident Traviesa, she started Father Figures, a series of sweaty warehouse parties that turned into clandestine 14 hour open-air raves in one of the city's biggest parks. Here, she honed the ability to seamlessly transition from Italo to house to disco to less expected genres for 10-hour stretches, which continues to serve her well in Europe's underground.

Currently based between Berlin and Paris, Whitney holds residencies at Dalston Superstore in London and on Rinse France in Paris, where her monthly show, It's Whitney, Bitch, showcases queer DJs and producers from all over the world.

Whitney has opened for Roisin Murphy at the acclaimed Paris club Trabendo, guested on NTS Radio in London, and DJed the garden for Buttons, Berlin's infamous and acclaimed queer party, at about: blank. She's currently finishing her first EP.

JD Samson is best known as leader of the band MEN and for being one-third of the electronic-feminist-punk band and performance project, Le Tigre.

For more than a decade JD's career as a singer, producer and DJ has landed her at the intersection of the music, art, activism, and fashion.

During that time she has toured the world, produced songs for Grammy award winning artists, written for publications such as Huffington Post, Talkhouse, and Creative Review and engaged in direct support with a wide-range of progressive social and political causes.