Song Selector

Deejay Hershe is an England-born, Florida-raised DJ shaped by her Jamaican-British roots and culture. Now based in Seattle, she’s known for her eclectic sound that seamlessly blends house, hip-hop, amapiano, afrobeats, disco, funk, and soul. Rooted in a mission to celebrate diversity and amplify marginalized voices, Hershe’s sets transcend the dance floor, creating spaces of joy, connection, and cultural celebration. From intimate lounges to high-energy events, her music is a bridge that brings people together through rhythm and soul.

@deejayhershe

www.deejayhershe.com

Singer/Songwriter

Tracey Wong 黃麗塋 (she/her) is a Chinese-American singer-songwriter, dance artist, and DJ whose vibrant energy and artistic passion light up every space she enters. She was born and raised in Seattle, WA in the Beacon Hill neighborhood, raised by her loving parents who found refuge here from Vietnam. As a singer-songwriter, Tracey performs at local venues across Seattle, recently singing at the Columbia City Beatwalk and energizing the already vibrant Southend community. She recently released, Feels Like Home (2025), her latest single and is excited to continue unfolding in her musical journey.

Tracey’s global presence in the dance world is marked by her multiple hats as a competitor, judge, teacher, and performer. Most recently, she won the title of Ladies of Hip Hop 20th Anniversary - Waacking Champion and Rhythm Warehouse - Freestyle Champion in New York City. In the same year, she became the Vancouver Street Dance Festival - Wh/aacking Champion for her second time in Vancouver, BC.

At the heart of all her work—whether on stage, behind the decks, or on the mic—is a deep joy: to create vibrations that bring people together to dance, heal, and celebrate in community.

@mactrayy

www.maliciousvixens.com/tracey-wong

Visual Artist

Amara Eke received her BFA in Drawing and Painting from Penn State University in 2021 and recently earned her MFA from the University of Washington in 2024. Eke is focused on illustrating themes drawing on the utilization of one’s own potential, interconnectedness with the universe, love, conspiracy, time, and space from her own unique perspective. On every scale she strives to create dazzling motifs, patterns, and subjects generating her own special visual cadence. By implementing playful composition, rhythm, iconography, and characterization, her work aims to propel viewers beyond the canvas and into imaginative realms.

At the heart of all her works is the motif of love, positioned as the protagonist destined to save the universe. Amara’s ambition is to create moments of joy through her art to offset the mundane, persevere through existentialism, and serve as a catalyst for envisioning a brighter, kinder, and more delightful future.

@amarasart

www.amaraeke.com/

Tattoo Artist

Christina Diaz is a Seattle-based Chicana tattoo artist who grew up in Washington state and studied art in New York. Her biggest inspirations are jail love letters and fine line chicano art. Since she spent time in LA she has taken lettering seriously after feeling its importance firsthand. She saw love letters written in these unique hand-styles and fell in love with the art form. Especially seeing how her brothers and sisters had to adapt to the art forms available to them behind bars, she has a profound respect for bic pen art. That is the same reason fine line is one of her favorites — single-needle tattoos from the penitentiary take a lot of skill to do, and our people have mastered it. Her favorite styles of tattooing are lettering, fine line, black & grey, religious, and anything chicano.

@yungmonalisaofficial

www.mestizotattoos.com/

Fashion Designer

Keona Moy is a self-taught designer and founder of VKTORI, a neuroinclusive braless apparel brand recently named Travel & Leisure’s most stylish tank top of 2025. After years in healthcare and corporate consulting, Keona got tired of clothes that left her overstimulated, distracted, and disconnected from her body. So she started cutting up bras and designing her own solution. Now, through her brand VKTORI, she creates pieces that support the emotional and physical wellbeing of women, and their boobs. Their doctor-approved tops for sensory-sensitivities provides braless comfort and effortless coverage. Keona’a work lives at the intersection of fashion and wellbeing. Her mission? To help women reclaim their energy, feel safe in their skin, and show up fully.

@vktori.co

www.vktori.com/

Screen Printer

Yasna Kouhi (she/her) is an artist, designer, and screen printer based in Seattle, Washington. Yasna works with traditional tools like pencil and ink, and turns her original sketches into hand-printed pieces that can be worn or hung on a wall. Screen printing has recently become a bigger part of Yasna’s creative process, who now prints everything herself — from designing to burning screens to pulling each print by hand. It has been a really meaningful shift, and she’s excited to keep growing through it.

@ansayansayansay