Chinois Presents × Nervous Records

New York-based DJ and producer Harry Romero is one of the most versatile and respected figures in house music. A longtime collaborator of Erick Morillo and Jose Nunez, he has released on Subliminal, Nervous Records and countless other house imprints over a 30-year career. His productions range from deep underground to big-room energy without ever losing musical integrity.

Philadelphia-born Josh Wink is one of the true pioneers of techno, house and acid house. A main player in the underground since the late 1980s, his 1995 acid classic "Higher State of Consciousness" remains one of the most recognised electronic records ever made. He founded Ovum Recordings in 1994 with King Britt — a label that has released work from Loco Dice, Marc Romboy and DJ Pierre — and continues to push the genre's boundaries more than three decades into his career.

New York vocalist and DJ Julie McKnight is one of house music's most iconic voices. Her defining performance came on Basement Jaxx's "Crazy Itch Radio" and the Knee Deep mix of "Finally" with Kings of Tomorrow — a record that remains a festival and club staple globally more than two decades later. As a DJ she brings the same soulful, gospel-inflected energy to her selections.

Brooklyn-born Todd Terry is a founding father of New York house music. His 1988 production "A Day in the Life" is widely credited as one of the earliest house records, and his career since has spanned remixes for Everything But The Girl, Bjork and Duran Duran alongside his own label Freeze Records. Still one of the most electrifying selectors in the business over 35 years into his career.