Grace Jones with Horse Meat Disco, Róisín Murphy, and more

Grace Jones, born in Spanish Town, Jamaica, rose from NYC's disco scene to music and film stardom. Known for hits like "Pull Up to the Bumper," she fused reggae and rock with Sly & Robbie. Her bold stage presence and collaborations with Trevor Horn and Nile Rodgers marked her career. After acting in 'Conan the Destroyer' and 'A View to a Kill,' she released "Hurricane" in 2008 and authored her autobiography, "I'll Never Write My Memoirs."

Horse Meat Disco, a London-based DJ collective, is renowned for revitalizing disco with global residencies in Berlin, New York, and Lisbon. Known for their creative, freewheeling style, they gained fame through residencies and collaborations with Luke Solomon. Their debut album "Love and Dancing" showcases original disco, demonstrating the genre's vibrant future.

Róisín Murphy, born in Arklow, is a trailblazer in electronic pop, famed for Moloko’s “Sing It Back” and solo albums like “Róisín Machine.” Known for her vivid stage presence, she merges disco, soul, house, and techno.