Music exists because it crosses borders, literally and figuratively. Physical borders: eardrums, walls, and legal borders: nations, zones, neighborhoods, the walls of your apartment vibrating as a car drives by. DJ Ripley uses music to celebrate people's experiences across race, ethnicity, gender and sexuality, highlighting the beauty of interconnecting global stories and rocking them into your body on the dancefloor. Ripley plays music from cities where immigrants and wanderers bring their sounds from home and mix them with big bass: you'll hear azonto, cumbia, jersey club, kuduro, afrobeats, baile funk, tuki, bhangra, dembow, jungle, soca, dancehall, grime, gqom, balkan beats, uzbek pop, electro cha3abi, dub, footwork, kwaito and more rubbing up against each other in her sets. Dj Ripley mixes music to highlight difference rather than seamlessness.

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