
Over Memorial Day weekend, Detroit’s DJ Holographic plays a hometown set at the Motor City’s iconic Movement Festival.
For now, the producer born Ariel Corley is on the road and headed to St. Pete, just a year after releasing her debut LP, House In The Dark.
Connected deeply to Detroit’s techno roots, the 35-year-old brings her tastes (she grew up listening to The Jackson 5, Erykah Badu, Prince, Bowie and Nirvana) to techno and disco-centric sets that’ve made her a global star.
Bay area house scene staple Brian Busto supports on this rare opportunity to dance with someone connected to the birthplace of the American dance music movement.
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This article appears in Feb. 26 – Mar. 04, 2026.

