Gay dj

Having produced electronic music since 2011, GRiZ’s music is a fusion of heavy bass, trap styles, and a soulful jazz-funk blend. If you've been lucky enough to experience her DJ sets, then just the sound of her name brings energy and music to your soul. However, her impact goes beyond just her music – Stamper has consistently used her platform to advocate for diversity and inclusivity in the music industry, often speaking out about the lack of representation of women, and specifically queer women, in electronic music.

In addition to her advocacy work, Stamper co-founded the collective Interdimensional Transmissions, which organizes parties and events to create safe spaces for the LGBTQ+ community.

It’s got claws.”

It’s an echo of Pride itself: a celebration that doesn’t ignore the weight it carries.

“Pride really is this time of joy and excitement and happiness. Stamper, a queer woman, is known for her eclectic DJ sets and commitment to promoting inclusivity and equality in the electronic music scene.

The Blessed Madonna started her career in the 1990s and has since become a household name in the electronic music industry.

Her authenticity and openness about her identity have inspired many in the LGBTQ+ community. Originally from Washington, DC, Jace started his DJ journey in 2002. From underground clubs in ’70s Chicago to today’s global festival stages, queer artists have always pushed culture forward. 

“Dance culture was built by queer people—disco, house, all of it.

Known for her unique blend of Chicago house and Detroit techno, Honey Dijon has left an indelible mark on electronic music.

Starting her career in the 1990s, Honey Dijon quickly rose to prominence with her soulful, energetic DJ sets. Get ready to dance now with Dan Slater!

Dawna Montell

Dawna Montell is an absolute dance floor legend!

His musical education at the Rubin Academy of Arts in Jerusalem has made Micky an unstoppable force on the DJ/producer scene worldwide! She has graced stages worldwide, from Oregon Eclipse to Lollapalooza, showcasing her talent at renowned music festivals.

CloZee’s unique music has given her an edge in the experimental bass music scene.

Worra

Chicago-born J. Worra, born Jamie Sitter, was raised with house music echoing throughout her hometown. His debut EP “Pansy,” and its accompanying music videos, further showcase his talent.

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Rezz

Canadian DJ and music producer Isabelle Rezazadeh, known as Rezz, has been turning heads since she started producing music in 2013.

“Through the beauty of AI and Serato, I could pull a cappellas on the fly. You really appreciate it.”

Zach wasn’t alive in the ’80s, “not in this life, at least”—but Zach’s mix is spirit-channeling. It exists to streamline content that doesn’t require individual attribution, while maintaining consistency and editorial oversight across the site.

When you’ve experienced oppression—whether through race, sexuality, or class—and you make it to the other side, the joy you express is earned. After years of captivating crowds as one of the most sought-after dancers and show producers, Dan finally decided to take the plunge and become a DJ. His upbeat, chunky house sound is a force to be reckoned with!

She is an openly out lesbian in an industry that often lacks queer female representation. While attending university, he made time to learn the art of DJing, and by 2005 he was spinning at Necto Nightclub, the biggest gay nightclub in the Detroit area.

He also produces and promotes the biggest gay events in Detroit under the name Thots & Prayers!

Get ready to experience the ultimate party with GSP!

Jace M

Jace M is makin' music magic! His travels then took him to LA and it was there he started his DJ career, bringing his unique style of music, the Atlantic Sound, to the world stage. The demand for freedom and the pressures of oppression existed alongside the music, and shaped it. 

While today, Pride has grown into a celebration, that revolutionary spirit still reverberates in the music.

Whether he chooses to work on the experimental side of electronica, or spending her time crafting delicate and deep dance floor tunes, themes of identity politics run through every groove.
KIM ANN FOXMAN

As part of Hercules & Love Affair, Foxman helped to reignite the passion for classic house music being heard today.