Get to Know Slaycey’s Fearless Approach to House Music

Rising house artist Slaycey opened up about how she found her way into DJing and electronic music in NYC, and how she uses her platform to empower more women. The underground house scene has a new name to watch. Slaycey is an emerging DJ and producer who first made her mark in Miami, carving out her sound through a dynamic blend of deep funk and tech house. Driven by pulsating rhythms, infectious hooks, and a distinct, club-ready edge, her music has earned support from artists like Audien, Chelina Manuhutu, Marco Lys, Low Steppa, and Maya Jane Coles. Now based in New York City, Slaycey continues to expand her sound through a growing catalog that includes tracks like “I Get This Feeling,” “Lollipop,” and “Fatima.” Most recently, she teamed up with Rach Brosman on “GIRLIES,” a fiery tech house anthem that boldly wears its title as a statement. Unapologetic and feisty, the track celebrates women taking up space in electronic music while positioning Slaycey as part of a new generation reshaping the genre on their own terms. No stranger to the push for greater female representation in electronic music, Slaycey has become an active voice in the Support Women DJs movement. Since relocatin...