
Mizz Softee: Dj Saliva, Mohajer, Succubass, Hank Jackson, DJ G, Samwise, Samuel Fish, + more
Dj Saliva, DJ G., Mohajer, Samuel Fish, Hank Jackson, Samwise (US), Matas, Eugenia, Succubass
BOO! It's moi… and it's going to be a very spooky Sundae Softee. On October 11, Mizz Softee takes over Signal, the chicest boombox in town, for an all-day, two-stage affair. The cast brings together clurb instigators, seasoned heads and genre deviants with a shared appetite for funky techno, stripped-back house and the slinkier ends of the spectrum. Tasteful? Certainly. Well behaved? Absolutely not.
⁂ Sunday, October 11, 2026 ⁂ 10AM – 10PM ⁂ Flyer by Mau Ventura All tickets are non-refundable. P R O G R A M (A–Z): Inside: → Secret Guest b2b Dj Saliva → DJ G → Mohajer → Samuel Fish Outside: → Hank Jackson b2b Samwise → Matas b2b Eugenia → Succubass (✿◕‿◕✿) Dublin-born, New York-based DJ G is a DJ, curator and organizer deeply embedded in the city's underground dance music community.
Part of the team behind Nowadays in Ridgewood, his sets favor deep, dubbed-out atmospheres, seductive grooves and psychedelic textures, built with the intuition of someone who understands both the dance floor and the culture surrounding it. (✿◕‿◕✿) DJ Saliva is the moniker of Mauro Ventura, a multidisciplinary artist working between Berlin and Porto across music, painting, performance and visual culture.
A Herrensauna resident and founder of Porto's Arena Spa Superiora, their sets collide electro, techno, breaks, percussive rhythms, progressive sounds and psychedelic left-field selections into something playful, hedonistic and distinctly their own. (✿◕‿◕✿) Brooklyn-based DJ and curator Eugenia came up through the Bay Area's DIY dance music scene before co-founding LUSH, a queer-femme-centered rave in New York.
Her energetic, genre-fluid sets move between brightness and intensity with a playful touch, while her Shape of Memory mix series explores the more ambient and introspective corners of her musical world. (✿◕‿◕✿) Hank Jackson is a longtime fixture of New York's underground, equally at home moving a room with deeply selected dance music or venturing into harsher, more experimental…












