Multidisciplinary Brazilian artist whose work lives across four pillars: Doc-Drawing, Forging Armors, Shakuhachi, and Dance. Since 2016, Doc-Drawing has been his signature — a performative technique using a Japanese sumi brush held in his mouth to capture moments in real time. In Forging Armors, he transforms second-hand clothing into wearable art — every piece hand-forged or mouth-drawn, made to embody presence, movement, and memory. He painted the Juicy Times masthead. By mouth.
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A Ghetto contemporary. An evolving urban revolutionary. Christopher Weeden, aka Smurfo, is NYC-born and carries a three-generation funk dynasty. His grandmother Terry Pollard is in the Michigan Jazz Hall of Fame, a vibraphonist and pianist who shared stages with Coltrane, Ella Fitzgerald, and Dizzy Gillespie. His father Dennis "Menace" Weeden played guitar on France Joli, Taana Gardner, and Gwen McRae. Smurfo carries that lineage through nearly 15 years behind the decks, specializing in disco, funk, house, and hip-hop, with residencies at Jupiter Disco and Ciao Ciao Disco, and five years playing in Greece. Also a graffiti artist with work across Brooklyn walls. He runs the Juicy Soul Discotheque.
Pianist. Composer. Producer. Member of The Roots, performing weekly on The Tonight Show. Grammy nominated. Steinway Artist. Classically trained with roots in gospel, Ray has composed a symphony (Black Athena~POWER), written songs for Christina Aguilera, and released PLUMB, a completely improvised trio album with Questlove and David Murray. Then on Monday nights he hosts Producer Mondays at Nublu, eight years running. One rule: no cover songs. Legends and unknowns share the same stage. Producer Mondays was the first thing Juicy ever filmed.
Brooklyn-based cocktail artist, TV host, and creator of Vibe Imbibe. Works across spirits, non-alcoholic, and cannabis cocktails with a mission to elevate the art form of bartending to a mainstream audience the same way that chefs did. Named to the Time Out New York awards committee for NYC's Best Non-Alcoholic Bars. Hosts The Vibe Imbibe Show. Vibe asked us at The Juicy Times four questions about how we were feeling and built a cocktail from the conversation. Not from a menu. From a conversation that became a drink.
Amaury Acosta, aka King Klave: drummer, composer, producer, educator, curator, and entrepreneur from Hell's Kitchen. Cuban-American, born in New York to Cuban parents, constantly lost in the childlike wonder of his discovery. Founded (U)nity, a collective of five international musicians fusing Afro-Cuban grooves with modern sounds across five international tours. His debut album brought together over 20 musicians including Pino Palladino and Pedrito Martinez, pressed on hand-crafted vinyl made in Italy. NPR's Felix Contreras named it a 2022 Staff Pick. King Klave has been in every music room in this city.
Broadway actor and nightlife producer. PJ played Elder McKinley in The Book of Mormon while building Stage Time on the side, doing three-show Saturdays and funding it from his own Broadway paycheck. His founding insight: "All the most talented, interesting, amazing artists all live here. But they're incredibly siloed." Modern vaudeville at The Slipper Room: Broadway performers, drag artists, burlesque, stand-up, circus, and indie musicians sharing one stage. Weekly Saturday midnight shows, monthly flagships, and invite-only secret salons. Also seen on The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Girls5Eva, and Netflix. "The biggest crime you can commit is to be boring."
Brooklyn-based visual artist and tattooer. Former engineer turned surrealist who works exclusively in monochrome across 16 countries. Clients arrive with a core memory, a song lyric, a half-formed feeling they can't shake, and Travis builds a fully original composition by hand from conversation. His shading draws on chiaroscuro painting and photographic lighting. Dermot Kennedy commissioned him to create a piece about the emotional experience of writing music. His interactive art book "While Some of Me Sleeps" raised 173% of its Kickstarter goal. At the Brooklyn launch, enlarged pages were installed on walls for guests to draw on.
Writer, comedian, and economist, usually all three at once. By day Luke Strathmann runs communications for Yale's economics department and edits its magazine, after stints at MIT, the UN, and the AI Now Institute, with a Princeton policy degree behind it. By night he hosts EconLOL at Caveat, what he bills as the world's first, best, and only economics-themed comedy variety show, where stand-up comedians and working economists share the same stage. Paul Krugman has joined by Zoom, and his bills draw names like Josh Gondelman and Asher Perlman. His own comedy and essays run in The New Yorker, McSweeney's, and Weekly Humorist. He makes the dismal science funny, which no one told him was possible.
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BLAIZE6 shows
ElectronicCHRYSALIS is a House artist and DJ from Los Angeles, known for powerhouse vocals, electrifying sound, and heavy-hitting percussions in her sets.[3]
Daniro6 shows
ElectronicAn NYC-based electronic DJ from the United States who blends Desi traditions like bhangra with afrobeats, techno, and global club sounds.[1][2][3]
Eli Escobar6 shows
ElectronicEli Escobar is a NYC-born electronic DJ/producer known for house and disco infused with electro and cold wave, running Night People NYC label and releasing The Airplane Album.[1][2]
Andi5 shows
ElectronicAndi Brooks, from Japan, produces electronica as AirStripOne since 2016 and collaborated on the electronic project Squalid Rooms.[1]
ellen.j5 shows
ElectronicLA VEGA is an electronic artist from an unknown origin, known for tracks like "It's Nice To Think That It Might Be True" and "Key West."[6]
Honey Bun5 shows
ElectronicAn electronic artist from the United States, known for the track “King of My Castle.”
Mike Servito5 shows
ElectronicHouse/techno DJ from the United States known for jacking, Detroit-influenced sets and a long rise in clubland.[1][2]
Pauli Cakes5 shows
ElectronicA New York-based genre-bending electronic DJ known for tracks like “Opium Angel” and rave-focused blends.[1][6][7]
shekdash5 shows
Electroniczwilling.
STEEN5 shows
ElectronicSteen Thøttrup is a Danish electronic producer from Denmark, known for underground house on Coma Records and Café del Mar compilations, plus his silver disc-winning "Infinity (Guru Josh)" remix.[1]
Sterling Juan Diaz5 shows
ElectronicA New York-based electronic DJ known for acid techno tracks like "Plunging Asymptote" with SOPHIE on Trip Records and co-founding Shock Value.[1]
Byrell The Great4 shows
ElectronicHouse/techno DJ from the United States known for jacking, Detroit-influenced sets and a long rise in clubland.[1][2]
CMD+JAZMINE4 shows
HouseA house DJ and producer from Toronto, known for “sexy house music” from the EP Pleasure but Pain[5].
cotton4 shows
ElectronicJustin Cudmore is a Brooklyn-based house and acid techno DJ-producer from Springfield, Illinois, known for the 2016 track “Crystal.”
DJ Dawson4 shows
ElectronicDJPT (Petey Avila) is a New York City electronic DJ known for unpredictable mixes of contrasting rhythms and textures, as in his PAPER Magazine Tear contribution.[1][2]
Donis4 shows
ElectronicAn electronic artist from unverified source info unavailable here, known for no verifiable track, album, or label in the provided results.
Justin Cudmore4 shows
ElectronicJustin Cudmore is a Brooklyn-based house and acid techno DJ-producer from Springfield, Illinois, known for the 2016 track “Crystal.”
moong!rl4 shows
ElectronicFASHION (US) is a Detroit techno act from Detroit, Michigan, known for the track “Move On.”
Mr. Murray4 shows
ElectronicAn electronic producer and DJ from France, is known for atmospheric, synth-driven techno and house performances, including releases such as the album Guardian Angel on the InFiné label.
Sevyn4 shows
ElectronicHalima is a genre-bending soul/UK garage artist from Lagos and London, now based in Brooklyn, known for her 2024 EP EXU on drink sum wtr.[1]
SEXINCHURCH4 shows
ElectronicCHRYSALIS is a House artist and DJ from Los Angeles, known for powerhouse vocals, electrifying sound, and heavy-hitting percussions in her sets.[3]
Shek4 shows
ElectronicA Newcastle, UK electronic producer and DJ known for trance, house and techno tracks like “Erase Me” and “Through 2 You.”
Amarji King3 shows
ElectronicRomy is a dance musician from London, England, known for solo album Mid Air and the single "Strong".[2]
Amber Valentine3 shows
ElectronicA dance-music producer and DJ from Dallas, Texas, known for his Defected debut single “Can’t Get It Out Of My Head.”
Armii1n3 shows
ElectronicAn electronic producer and DJ from France, is known for atmospheric, synth-driven techno and house performances, including releases such as the album Guardian Angel on the InFiné label.
Arvin T3 shows
ElectronicA German electronic act known for the track “Straight.”
BABEITSPURR3 shows
ElectronicARCHANGEL (US) is a Richmond, Virginia-based electronic artist and DJ known for liquid drum & bass, with her Rebirth interview highlighting community-building through music.[1]
BEARCAT3 shows
Hip-HopDJ Holographic (Ariel Corley) is a Detroit-born house/techno DJ blending funk, R&B, disco, and Motown, known for her Coachella debut and Panorama Bar residencies.[1][3]
Boris3 shows
ElectronicA Russian techno DJ from St.
boyyyish3 shows
ElectronicA New York DJ and electronic artist known for eclectic club mixes and tracks like “xtc.”
CHRYSALIS3 shows
ElectronicCHRYSALIS is a House artist and DJ from Los Angeles, known for powerhouse vocals, electrifying sound, and heavy-hitting percussions in her sets.[3]
Constructible3 shows
ElectronicJustin Cudmore is a Brooklyn-based house and acid techno DJ-producer from Springfield, Illinois, known for the 2016 track “Crystal.”
Dave Shichman3 shows
ElectronicA drum and bass DJ and producer from Essex, England, known for RAM Records and the track “Valley of the Shadows”.[1][2][4]
DJ DEADNAME3 shows
ElectronicNo verifiable entity "Daytona 500 (Electronic)" exists; the Daytona 500 is a NASCAR race, not a musical artist or DJ.
DJPT3 shows
ElectronicDJPT (Petey Avila) is a New York City electronic DJ known for unpredictable mixes of contrasting rhythms and textures, as in his PAPER Magazine Tear contribution.[1][2]
FASHION (US)3 shows
ElectronicFASHION (US) is a Detroit techno act from Detroit, Michigan, known for the track “Move On.”
flirty8003 shows
ElectronicDJPT (Petey Avila) is a New York City electronic DJ known for unpredictable mixes of contrasting rhythms and textures, as in his PAPER Magazine Tear contribution.[1][2]
Fundido3 shows
ElectronicAn American indie pop and psychedelic rock band from Middletown, Connecticut, known for “Time to Pretend” and Oracular Spectacular[1][3].
girl_irl3 shows
Electroniczwilling.
Honey Dijon3 shows
ElectronicA Chicago-born house music DJ and producer known for her emotive style and the album Black Girl Magic.
Ivan Berko3 shows
ElectronicAn American indie pop and psychedelic rock band from Middletown, Connecticut, known for “Time to Pretend” and Oracular Spectacular[1][3].
Jeffrey Sfire3 shows
ElectronicDJPT (Petey Avila) is a New York City electronic DJ known for unpredictable mixes of contrasting rhythms and textures, as in his PAPER Magazine Tear contribution.[1][2]
Jubilee3 shows
ElectronicA bass-driven DJ and producer from New York (originally South Florida) known for blending Miami bass, drum and bass, and UK underground styles, with her debut album After Hours featuring the hit "Wine...
Juliana Huxtable3 shows
ElectronicA New York-based electronic DJ known for acid techno tracks like "Plunging Asymptote" with SOPHIE on Trip Records and co-founding Shock Value.[1]
Junior M (US)3 shows
ElectronicA German electronic act known for the track “Straight.”
La Vega3 shows
ElectronicLA VEGA is an electronic artist from an unknown origin, known for tracks like "It's Nice To Think That It Might Be True" and "Key West."[6]
Leonce3 shows
ElectronicA Russian techno DJ from St.
Madre Guía3 shows
ElectronicA dubstep electronic musician from San Antonio, Texas, known for tracks like "Hood Talk" and "Pull Up On Me."
Malcolm XL3 shows
TechnoA techno DJ and producer from the UK, known for the track “Techno” and his driving, hard-edged sound.
nextdimensional3 shows
Electronicwev is an Other Electronic artist from Brooklyn, New York, known for experimental ambient tracks like "potion" with glitchy elements and dense textures.[1]
Niyah West3 shows
ElectronicCotton (House) is a house artist from Chicago, Illinois, known for the track “On & On” and for helping pioneer house music.[2][3]
Petal3 shows
HouseA house DJ and producer from Toronto, known for “sexy house music” from the EP Pleasure but Pain[5].
Physical Therapy3 shows
ElectronicA Berlin-based electronic DJ-producer known for genre-hopping releases like the 2012 EP Safety Net.
S'aint Panic3 shows
ElectronicA Russian techno DJ from St.
thembow3 shows
ElectronicNo verifiable entity "Daytona 500 (Electronic)" exists; the Daytona 500 is a NASCAR race, not a musical artist or DJ.
Timo Lee3 shows
ElectronicAn electronic artist from not enough verified public information to confirm where they are from or what they are known for.
Tube (2)3 shows
ElectronicA German electronic act known for the track “Straight.”
Volvox3 shows
ElectronicA Russian techno DJ from St.
2charm2 shows
ElectronicA hyperpop/EDM artist from the information available here, but I cannot verify their origin or notable track with confidence from the provided sources.
A lana2 shows
Hip-HopLana Del Rey is an alternative pop singer from upstate New York, known for “Video Games” and Born to Die.







