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Halo

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She discovered dance music in 1999 and started playing at house parties, then got her first set with Massive and went on to play at many outdoor dance parties in Canterbury including Solstice, Canaan Downs and Destination. Moving to Wellington in 2010, she got her residency at Laundry Bar on Cuba Street soon after it opened, until it closed in 2022. In 2019 she started Little Monsters DJ to suppor

08/12/2023

Heading to ChCh for the Anti-Social Rave. Ready for the heat.

04/12/2023

Hometown vibes this weekend. I'd love to see you on the dfloor!

17/11/2023

Photos from AUM New Years Festival's post

27/10/2023

I’m playing this stage at AUM New Years Festival. So looking forward to this experience.

10/06/2023

The next three weeks are all go:
June 17: Open Air @ 216 Cuba St
June 24: High Functioning @ Champagneria
July 1st: @ Fitzroy, Ponsonby, Auckland.

Hope to see your lovely selves at one or more of those x

10/06/2023

Action from LMDJ

05/05/2023

My mix from Taniwha's Den. Enjoy!

Taniwha's Den My afternoon set from Taniwha's Den 2003. A warm up for anytime you like.

28/02/2023

There'll be lots of dancing at Newtown Festival this year.
My set times are:
Black Coffee 1.30 pm til 3 pm and
Bebemos for Little Monsters 6.30 pm til 8 pm.
See you on the Dfloor.

17/02/2023

Tomorrow. I'm playing house music 4.30 til 6.00 at Bin. Come and enjoy some cider, tunes and wee boogie if you feel that way inclined.

30/01/2023

What can I say, hooray!

27/12/2022

Halo’s Summer/Autumn Hit List

January 8 Dockside, Wellington
January 21 Open Air @ Welsh Dragon, Wellington
February 4-5 Taniwha’s Den, Wairarapa
February 24-26 Yatra Festival, Cobb Valley
March 5 Little Monsters/Open Air @ Newtown Festival
March 17- 19 Little Monsters Secret TBA
April 1 Brazen Festival, Te Arai

30/10/2022

Get this in your calendar!

24/10/2022

3/12/22
Save the date for the last Little Monsters DJ for 2022.
VNess, Jade, Libby K and Halo will be bringing the techno to Birdcage.
Watch this space!

07/10/2022

Think about it

People talk about the feeling of 'release' while they're at Taniwha's Den. And what a great feeling that is. It's kind of hard to avoid when you're in the midst of dance euphoria surrounded by great music, beautiful people and natural wonder.

Tickets are sailing away fast and it's entirely possible we'll be sold out by Labour Weekend - so if you're thinking about coming to the Den, now's the time to organise it. Get in touch with your mates, organise a crew, do the do. Come and experience Taniwha's Den - Waitangi Weekend 2023 ⬙

Tickets here: https://taniwhasden.nz/

01/10/2022

Halo updated their address.

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The Journey

Halo was created in the shadow of the Port Hills near Christchurch, New Zealand. She discovered dance music in 1999 after attending a friend’s 21st. There were DJs there playing house and drum n bass on vinyl. She was hooked!

She started playing at house parties then got her first set with Massive and went on to play at many outdoor dance parties in Canterbury including Soulstice, Canaan Downs and Destination.

Moving to Wellington in 2010, she got her residency at the well loved Laundry Bar on Cuba Street soon after it opened. She runs the regular Cheeky Sunday Sessions and soon teamed up with Rube and Noncharlet to form the WIP crew, who have regular house nights at Laundry, featuring the best local DJs and new talent. After Noncharlet moved to Auckland she took over WIP and continues to run these nights. In 2019 she started Little Monsters DJ to support even more local talent and the plan is to expand the house nights to include her love of Bass and Drum n Bass. She also plays in Auckland for the Funkhutt crew and has graced the decks at AUM and Kiwiburn several times.

Halo’s favourite space is the warm up set. Whatever the genre she’s playing she knows the importance of setting the scene for the night. She is aware that the tempo, the groove, the energy and even the texture of every record must be seriously considered. This sensitivity to the way music influences the crowd allows her to begin the patient task of drawing people to the dance floor. And it leaves her free to party up for the rest of the night of course!