This Saturday we welcome in UK DJ and Producer Jayson Wynters along with DJ Mihoko. Teaming up for the first time ever you won’t want to miss these talented selectors in an intimate setting.

Jayson Wynters is “a tough artist to pin down” and he likes it that way. Since debuting on mentor Mr G’s Phoenix G label with Unfamiliar Territories – a thumping series of late-night, analogue workouts – the producer and DJ has ventured in many directions.

One minute he’s on a deep excursion at Berghain or Free Rotation Festival and the next … he’s in a gallery presenting a talk about storytelling in reggae music. Or curating culture at multi-concept space Artum, which he co-founded in Birmingham.

His releases for labels such as Delsin and Don’t Be Afraid oscillate between house and techno, pressing the outer limits of electronic music. But he’ll never stop drawing on other influences such as sound system, soul, jazz, hip-hop and martial arts.

Wynters’ sets can be forceful and intense but also meditative, putting dancers in an ecstatic flow state. And always with a meticulous approach to craft, just like his productions.

DJ Mihoko began her career in the mid-90s as a founding member of Japan’s first female reggae sound system. She quickly made a name for herself, touring extensively across Japan while making occasional trips to Jamaica to cut dubplates.

In 1998, Mihoko relocated to New York City, where she secured multiple residencies and guest spots at renowned venues such as Limelight, Speed, Cheetah, Lotus, and 60 Thompson. Adapting to New York’s diverse club scene, she expanded her sound, blending hip-hop, soul, funk, disco, boogie, afrobeat, and house—while staying true to her reggae roots.

With 25 years of experience DJing in NYC, Mihoko continues to lay down the grooves, keeping the dance floors moving!