Saturday, June 4th, TechNoir Events will be organizing a Twitch raid livestream event featuring an all femme line-up of East Coast DJs spinning UK Hard House, Pumping/Bumping House, and Juke/Footwork/Ghettotech for a 3 hour event starting at 9 PM Eastern and ending at 12 AM. Please see below for the lineup and schedule, and a time zone converter chart.
The DJs for this event will be DJing on their own channels, with each DJ raiding to the next channel. If you have never participated in a raid before, you don’t have to do anything! You will automatically be taken to the next channel. For the channel links, please see the DJ information below.
You don’t need an account to watch streams on Twitch (just visit the URL to watch), but you do need one to participate in the chat! Accounts are free.
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PMMAIRE [Washington, DC, USA]
11PM-12AM EDT
In a time of sonic alchemy and many rogue variants of techno, PMMAIRE is a DJ who believes in celebrating and sampling as many stylistic offshots as she can. Having developed musical and professional friendships with DC techno enthusiasts she met through DMV Deep, she spearheaded house party events and a night at Jimmy Valentines, and has since brought a harder, darker variant of dance music to the multi-genre Baltimore-based collective, Family Tree Collective, which she joined last summer.Within a techno set from PMMAIRE, you can expect sounds that range from infernal, dark, and heaving to nefariously cheeky, with a heavy lean towards the acidic, industrial, and – at times – gabber/hardstyle feel. However fast, mean, and off-kilter the blend though, at the end of the day she aims to get your dancing feet and brain piqued and moving.
11PM-12AM EDT
In a time of sonic alchemy and many rogue variants of techno, PMMAIRE is a DJ who believes in celebrating and sampling as many stylistic offshots as she can. Having developed musical and professional friendships with DC techno enthusiasts she met through DMV Deep, she spearheaded house party events and a night at Jimmy Valentines, and has since brought a harder, darker variant of dance music to the multi-genre Baltimore-based collective, Family Tree Collective, which she joined last summer.Within a techno set from PMMAIRE, you can expect sounds that range from infernal, dark, and heaving to nefariously cheeky, with a heavy lean towards the acidic, industrial, and – at times – gabber/hardstyle feel. However fast, mean, and off-kilter the blend though, at the end of the day she aims to get your dancing feet and brain piqued and moving.