One of deep house music’s true originators, Chandler has been injecting soul into dance floors since the early 1990s. His sound is warm, life-affirming and deeply human. A shot of sunshine through speakers. Music that moves bodies, but more importantly, brings people together. No one unites a club quite like Kerri Chandler. Affectionately known as the Stevie Wonder of house music, Chandler has spent decades crafting timeless records rich in musicality and emotion. His work reaches far beyond the dance floor, drawing from the full spectrum of Black American music and culture, and reminding us that house music, at its core, is about soul, freedom, and shared experience.

You may have caught Reenie on the airwaves hosting “Sunset with Motorik” on FBI Radio and “Crossing The Streams” on 2SER; behind a drum kit as a human 808 in Sydney/Eora band “Good Pash”; or behind the decks at local institutions such as Club 77, Freda’s, and Pleasure Club. Reenie has a talent for blending the eccentric and eclectic into a cosmic journey through sound, with a record collection to match her passion for all things auditory. Reenie is a dedicated contributor to the Sydney music scene, with her deep-seated appreciation of music leaving an imprint on any audience.

DJing since the early 1990’s, Simon has managed to avoid the stifling “style” classification so many other DJs trap themselves into, keeping himself free to draw on his varied loves of deep, soulful house, techno, funk, jazz, electro, booty, hip hop, and anything else which catches his ear. Simon has supported a list of artists longer than your arm, including Larry Heard, Theo Parrish, The Blessed Madonna, Rolando, Herbert, Claude Young, Maurice Fulton, Grace Jones, Derrick Carter, Moodymann, Moritz von Oswald, Charles Webster, Fred P, and Frankie Knuckles. He currently holds down Monday Sunset on FBI Radio, and is resident/co-promoter of Mad Racket, a Sydney underground party institution running since 1998.