Sustain-Release Nonstop: Aurora Halal, DJ Hell, Maara, Lis Dalton, Matas, Naone, Zeynep + more

Aurora Halal is an electronic artist and DJ whose work is closely linked to New York City’s club circuit, with regular appearances at Nowadays. She moves between live electronic sets and long-form DJ performances, often in lineups that include OK Williams, Priori, Prosumer, Sevyn, Shy One, and VARSHA.

DJ Hell is a DJ whose sets move through club music with a steady, attentive sense of structure. In New York City, he has appeared at Nowadays, including on marathon-format bills like Sustain-Release Nonstop alongside Aurora Halal, Maara, Lis Dalton, Matas, Naone, and Zeynep.

Maara is a DJ whose recent New York City appearances include sets at BASEMENT, a room known for long-form club programming. She has shared bills there with artists across techno and queer nightlife lineages, including DJ Bone, Mutagenix, Bapari, Kevin Aviance, Mister Wallace, Sekucci, Verraco, and Ne/Re/A.

Lis Dalton is a DJ heard in New York City rooms like Nowadays, where long-form sets tend to reward patience and control. She has appeared on bills alongside Aurora Halal, DJ Hell, Maara, Matas, Naone, and Zeynep, including marathon formats such as Sustain-Release Nonstop.

Matas is a DJ seen in New York City lineups at Nowadays, where long-form nights and patient pacing are part of the room’s culture. He has shared bills with Aurora Halal, DJ Hell, Maara, Lis Dalton, Naone, and Zeynep, including Sustain-Release Nonstop programs that emphasize endurance and range.

Naone is a DJ in New York City’s club circuit, with appearances at Nowadays in Ridgewood. Her sets have been heard alongside Aurora Halal, DJ Hell, Maara, Lis Dalton, Matas, and Zeynep, including bills such as Sustain-Release Nonstop.