The performance is based on a collaboration of two artists working with different media and in different contexts. In their project, they are combining DJ, dance and sex siren performances and are aiming to create an accessible multimedia concept. The performance’s continual attempt is to queer the spaces and dancefloors of its happening. By linking music, performance and dance and using these media in a referential and intentional way, the project aims to shine a light on how relationships of power are manifested not only in the histories and practices of dance and music but also in the environments that serve to share them. Its intention is to spread the word of the emancipatory potentials of knowing the contexts of black dance styles and black genres like vogue, hip hop, dancehall, techno or disco and examine the positionality of the performers themselves – a black nonbinary DJ and a white femme lesbian dancer. Its dedication is to always be political, queer, full of love, anger-releasing, consciousness-raising and confidence-inducing – as a celebration of the gifts and legacies of these different dance styles and musical genres.