Boiler Room with Otta, DJ Heather, and more

Boiler Room, formed in 1996 in New York City, are former Roadrunner and Tommy Boy/Warner Bros. recording artists. They released several albums in the late 90s/early 2000s and toured the U.S. and Europe; singer Chris Lino later reformed the band.

Zachary "Zach" Bruce, known as Interplanetary Criminal, is a British DJ/producer from North West England. He pioneered a UK garage revival, blending speed garage, bassline, and 2-step. His hit "B.O.T.A. (Baddest of Them All)" with Eliza Rose topped charts. He won DJ Mag's Best DJ 2025 and a 2025 Juno Award for "No Time" with SadBoi. Bruce co-founded ATW Records, shaping influential sounds.

Otta is a south London-based Finnish-British singer-songwriter known for her innovative, jazz-flecked experimental pop and electronic music. An alumnus of the BRIT School, she produces her own material from her home studio and has gained critical acclaim for her EPs After It All Blew Over and Songbook, which feature personal lyrics, electronic production, and experimental soundscapes.

DJ Heather, born in Brooklyn and based in Chicago, is a renowned selector known for her versatile blend of house, hip hop, jazz, soul, R&B, disco, and techno. She is celebrated for her seamless mixing and energetic performances, captivating audiences worldwide. Her acclaimed discography includes "Fabric 21" and collaborations with artists like Brett Johnson and Derrick Carter. She also established Blackcherry Recordings.