Spotlight the artist
An artist at the center. Current releases, signature tracks, favorite records, and their label’s catalog, where relevant.
We’re building a monthly spotlight train focused on one artist and, where relevant, their label. Discover their sound, explore what they’re releasing now, and connect with the community through a shared run of live Twitch DJ sets.
A spotlight train is a scheduled run of live DJ sets on Twitch. At the end of each set, the DJ uses Twitch’s raid feature to send viewers to the next channel. The music changes hands; the community comes along.
An artist at the center. Current releases, signature tracks, favorite records, and their label’s catalog, where relevant.
HiAF organizes the DJs, schedule, and promotion. For an approved spotlight, we agree on the scope, wording, and promotional assets.
Each DJ brings their own perspective, then raids into the next set. Viewers follow the music and meet new channels along the way.
Official artist and label links help listeners find releases, upcoming shows, and more of the music they love.
HiAF handles the event organization. You don’t need to prepare a set, host, record a message, or start a Twitch channel.
If you ever choose to stream, we’d love to introduce you to the community. Watching a set or saying hello in chat is a great place to start.
See the DJs, listeners, and shared experiences behind HiAF. Start with the community on Twitch, explore the team, or take a look at the dance floors we’ve brought together.
HiAF founder Kat danced to some of these DJs in Los Angeles in the early 2000s. That personal connection is part of the invitation: reconnect with the artists whose sets you loved, and discover what they’re playing and creating today.
Across house, trance, and electronic music, HiAF Presents puts artists and their current work in focus. Come for a familiar sound, find a new favorite, and meet the people sharing the dance floor today.
Are you an artist, label, or representative? Get in touch to explore an edition, discuss the format, and agree on what participation would look like.