Shinedoe headlines April’s Wrecked. The Nigerian artist, based in Amsterdam, is one of the most ruthless selectors in the game. Her sets are marked by an electrifying rigor and steely focus that is matched only by the expressive, life-giving power of her music. This is techno for the soul, delivered with the staunch authority of a true boss. Across her sprawling discography, label curation on both Intacto and MTM and overflowing repertoire of mixes, Shinedoe takes you to the heart of the matter. Ron Like Hell returns for a techno masterclass. Few DJs get as naughty and wiggly as Ron, and he knows exactly how to hold the center while inviting in the weird, the jarring and the fully, heroically tripped out. Dose yourself. Upping the ante, Kim Ann Foxman headlines STUDIO. One of NY’s most essential DJs and a true icon of modern dance music, Foxman hardly needs an introduction. One of the foundational members of Hercules and Love Affair, her reputation would be secured from that project alone. But Foxman has remained a ceaselessly inventive artist, always pushing new ground and never sitting still. Her Pleasure Planet collective embraces the shimmering, alien sounds of the ‘80s by way of timeless rave stylings, while her Firehouse imprint has been the primary home for much of her solo work. The list could go on, but do we need to say more? Kim Ann at Wrecked is a buy-on-sight ticket. Ryan Smith matches her energy with his singular style. Pairing the mutant with the mesmerizing, the evocative with the bracing, Smith harnesses a psychedelic potency with effortless poise.