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Express service to Brooklyn on April 11th. No delays, no transfers—just high-voltage house, UKG, DNB, and bass shaking the tunnels. Custom sound, lasers, vendors, performers, vibes, and 8 DJs going b2b all night.
Selected as a Resident Advisor Pick, there's gonna be no better way to close out Women's History Month than with Support Women DJ's 24 hour party. Support Women DJs has made a name for itself for booking all-women and femme lineups, and their big event at the end of the month on March 29 will take place at the collective's studio at 260 Meserole Street in Brooklyn.
All proceeds from the party will go towards supporting the Violence Intervention Program (VIP), a Latina-led organization providing critical resources to survivors of domestic and sexual violence in NYC. The event will also be live-streamed on Twitch, bringing our mission to a global audience.
BYOB + drinks provided by Juneshine
$20 Suggested Donation
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Nivessa Records Hollywood, 6434 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
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A Latin Tech House/Melodic Techno Mix recorded LIVE at the TutuTú y Yo party at Burning Man 2024, hosted by Kostume Kult and Locos Lucas.
Full track list:
Andalucia by HUGEL, GROSSOMODDO - Lágrimas by MËSTIZA, PAUZA, Argentina - Pégate by Tom Enzy - Frikitona (Odd Mob Remix) by Andruss, Odd Mob - La Murga by Michael Bibi - Tudo Bem, Tudo Bom by Vintage Culture - Ritmo (Jax Jones Midnight Snacks Remix) by Raffa Fl, Jax Jones - Marianela (Qué Pasa) by HUGEL, Merk & Kremont, Lirico En La Casa - Cumbia Buena by JØRD, Cumbiafrica - Me Porto Bonito (MAZZOCCHI Remix) by Bad Bunny, MAZZOCCHI - Suavemente (BVRRN Remix) by Elvis Crespo, BVRRN - Que Llore by Fabi Hernandez, Dress Go, Mathieu Ruz - Pa Lante by HUGEL, Ryan Arnold, El Chuape - Asereje by Las Ketchup, Jean Massey - Lo Que Soy by Wax Motif, Kura - Gasolina (Lyente & Quinten Circle Remix) by Daddy Yankee, Quenten Circle - La Vida Es Un Carnaval (Dario Valli Remix) by Celia Cruz, Dario Valli - Ella Quiere by Jude & Frank, Javi Reina, Jesus Fernandez, Leka el Poeta
Coco Prosecco, an emerging Mexican-American DJ based in NYC, is known for fusing nostalgic grooves with underground energy and Latin influences. Named one of 7 Women DJs to Watch in NYC, she’s brought her sound from NYC to LA to CDMX and beyond, curating dance floors where radical self-expression and connection thrive.
Coco Prosecco is a Mexican-American DJ based in Brooklyn, known for crafting high-energy, genre-fluid sets that blend disco, funk, soul, and Latin party anthems with the grittier textures of hardgroove, techno, bounce, speed garage, and tech house. Her sound has traveled across North America—from NYC to LA to CDMX—and earned her recognition as one of 7 Women DJs to Watch in NYC by Support Women DJs. Grounded in house music’s queer and POC roots, Coco Prosecco is committed to creating inclusive dance floors that inspire radical self-expression and connection.
Coco Prosecco is a Mexican-American DJ based in Brooklyn, known for blending the familiar and the underground to create dance floors where movement becomes a language of joy, defiance, and connection. Her genre-fluid sets draw from disco, funk, soul, and Latin anthems, layered with the grittier textures of hardgroove, techno, bounce, speed garage, and tech house. She builds sets full of contrast, nostalgia, and raw energy.
Her goal is simple: to create liberating dance floors that encourage radical self-expression because she believes it’s the people who light up the floor—not the DJ. She’s grounded in deep respect for the queer and BIPOC roots of house and techno, and a commitment to creating spaces that feel open, joyful, and safe.
Her sound has traveled across North America—from NYC to LA to CDMX, from art cars at Burning Man to underground parties in Bushwick. She’s played at Babestock Music Festival, was named one of 7 Women DJs to Watch in NYC by Support Women DJs, and most recently won the 2025 Dirtybird CampINN DJ Contest.
Beyond the decks, Coco is a lifelong artist. She grew up in the performing arts—ballet, choir, theater, piano—and later expanded into visual media, exhibiting eco-printed textiles, an interactive LED installation, and even designing and hand-blowing her own neon sign. She also holds a first-degree black belt in taekwondo, bringing a unique mix of discipline and playful curiosity to everything she does.
