London-based DJ and producer Anish Kumar has built a cult following with his infectious blend of house, disco, and South Asian sounds, earning support from Daphni, Sossa, TEED, and more. A graduate of the same scene that propelled Four Tet and Floating Points, he’s been spotlighted by Pitchfork and NPR for his fresh, genre-spanning approach. His latest release, “Yes, Honey”, leads the six-track EP AK Cuts: Vol. 1 out October 31st —a bold, meticulously crafted statement on the state of modern club music and a showcase of his evolution as both selector and producer.  

snake tits is a menace. Bouncing, grinning, tongue out, she has the sole and soul purpose of making dancing irresistible.

A Bay Area based Brit with a taste for the filthy side of the dancefloor, she threads gritty, bass-heavy UK flavors into her sets–garage, grime, breakbeat, and unapologetically wompy basslines–woven through deep, rolling house grooves. It’s sweaty, it’s unpredictable, and you can expect drops that make you, in the best possible way, question your life choices.

She’s shared stages with LP Giobbi, Bonobo, RY X, Colyn, Steve Darko, Rumpus, and more. At home in the likes of the enchanted Meow Wolf to the dust clouds of Burning Man, snake tits delivers sets that leave the dance floors polished and the crowds feral.