Portuguese producer Nidia Minaj only just turned 19, but she's been tearing up dancefloors since long before she could legally go clubbing. She started out in high school as part of an all-girl kuduro group—kuduro being an uptempo form of Angolan dance music—called Kaninas Squad, who both danced and wrote their own tracks. Throwing herself into obsessively producing Afro-electronic music after school hours, Nidia (who chose her artist name as an homage to her favorite rapper) soon emerged as an innovative beatmaker in her own right, leading to releases and parties with Lisbon's hottest independent label Principe.


Born and raised in Bucharest, Romania and now residing in Berlin, Borusiade aka Miruna Boruzescu started dj-ing in 2002 as one of the only female DJs in the city's emerging alternative clubbing scene. Influenced by a classical musical education and fascinated by raw electronic sounds Borusiade combined these elements in the construction of her DJ sets and starting 2005 also in her music production. After experimenting with different projects, Borusiade slowly crystallised a sound of her own, often dark, with poignant bass lines, obsessive themes and by all means melodic. 2015 she joined the label Cómeme and started the series "The Dreamcatcher" on Radio Cómeme.
Her DJ sets combine bold and obscure sounds and genres fluctuating mostly in the field of Dark Disco, Industrial and Tropical Weirdness, some House with an Acid touch. The sound is gloomy and powerful, with beats that touch one’s deepest senses on the dance floor.