Dial Up w/ Panteros666, DJ WiFi, & Rolladecks
Friday | May 24th | 10PM - LATE
Dial Up is a Seattle based function that's been shaking dance floors on a global level--banging club centric genres and heavy-hitting rhythms made for sweaty crowds and late late nights. This past year we've thrown parties in Tokyo, London & NYC. Next up we're in our hometown, inviting Panteros666 to bless us with a slurry of hard trance and eurodance.
PANTEROS666
Born in Flanders with his heart stolen by Paris, Panteros666 is an euro enthusiast, from federalism to dance music of course. His anthemic tunes with catchy vocal hooks and infectious synth leads have earned Panteros a mythical reputation on the internet and IRL, regularly featured on BBC1 and the Planet Rave playlist. Part of Club cheval and Bromance records, Panteros Joyfully embarks each listener on a journey to his digital open world tinged with magic. He envisions club music as the sum of IRL dream and positive energy as part of the Rave renaissance sweeping across the world.
DJ WIFI
Representing the tucked away Pacific Northwest corner of the US—DJ WIFI is a Seattle-based DJ & producer serving up her own mix of high energy techno, trance and club. She’s making her presence heard, blending uptempo rhythms with addictive vocals. DJ WIFI’s latest EP “SWEAT” released at the beginning of 2024 is already moving dance floors in different continents. But be on the lookout for her music releasing on platforms like 320 RIP, Tete Vide and Belters.
She’s performed in a handful of major cities, from NYC to London & Tokyo. And beyond the rave, DJ WIFI has made appearances on The Lot Radio, SOHO Radio & Subtle Radio, showcasing a hefty concoction of drum oriented techno, clubby choruses and catchy melodies.
ROLLADECKS
From Portland and new to the Seattle scene, Rolladecks aims to bring his sound to dance floors across the West coast. He pulls from a variety of genres like Hardgroove, Hard House, and Trance, taking inspiration from labels like Frankfurts Mutual Rhythm, and Newcastle’s Steel City Dance Disks. He values one thing above all: The groove. Being brought up in the queer party scenes of Oregon and California has led him to incorporate the “queer-er” side of dance music into his style, living by the ideology “make dance music queer again”. Attending Music school at the university of Oregon gave him the opportunity to hone his skills in production, leading to his firm release “O chem” in late 2023. His first EP, “Common Objects” is set to be released this summer.