One of New York's finest is celebrating her birthday so we're throwing a Miss Honey Dijon a big bash with Tevo Howard.

Honey is known for her unique take on the Chicago sound with inflections of the deep New York underground. Honey is one of the few dj’s in recent years to defy pigeon-holing. She draws from a wide repertoire of musical styles from old school Chicago House, disco, tech house, tribal, funk, soul, and R& B. She has graced the tables from Ministry of Sound London to Ushuaia Ibiza, Panorama Bar Berlin, Stereo Montreal and everywhere in between. She has also shared the decks with none other Danny Tenaglia, Derrick Carter, Green Velvet, The Martinez Brothers, Satoshi Tomiie, and Quentin Harris.

Tevo Howard - "I started to DJ at roughly thirteen or fourteen years old, putting us back to about 1987. After a knee injury in a skateboard accident (I wiped out) in 1987, I found myself sitting at home, bored, and with little interests other than skateboarding and music. With skateboarding out of the picture, I could only gather to mess around with the turntables that sat in the room my brothers and I all shared. I remember thinking that being a DJ was a hobby that wasn’t either illegal, or dangerous, and that it would be fun to DJ my own music as opposed to my brother’s music. I walked down to Gramaphone Records, which was about 10 blocks away, and bought one record. I had no idea what was about to happen." 28 years later, and a couple of study detours later, Tevo Howard is widely considered one of the underground's foremost producers.

Ladies are taking over the Bad Room on June 6, with Volvox, Jen Orlando and Amourette, presented by REMEDY. Focusing on the deeper side, Remedy has brought such acts as Recondite, Zenker Brothers, Keith Worthy, Luke Hess, Patrice Scott, Eric Cloutier and Patrick Russell for intimate, quality events. Residents Jen Orlando and Amourette provide an energy that is the backbone of Remedy, with well-curated sets representative of the raw New York underground sound and beyond.

Volvox has been pushing the sound and spirit of underground dance culture since 2006. Since moving to NYC in 2011, she has skillfully risen through the ranks of Brooklyn DJs, holding a Bossa Nova Civic Club residency with Jack Dept, a monthly party with John Barera of Supply Records, and playing breakthrough gigs for The Long Count, Lost Soul, and S!CK parties, opening for dance luminaries such as The Hacker and Tony Humphries. Her sensitive and energetic sets have made her a favorite among party devotees. No matter the situation she captures the crowd with everything from raw acid and EBM-flavored techno, to dreamy sensual deep house..