From Latin America's underground to some of the world's biggest stages, Livia and Bruna have spent nearly a decade as DJs, producers and lovers, building From House to Disco into a musical world between house, disco and contemporary club. Beyond DJing, the project spans releases, party-making and community-building.
Digging is where it all starts for them, hours spent hunting for that one spark in a record, that feeling that gets under the skin before you can explain why. It's less about the stage and more about what happens in the room: a floor full of strangers who, for a few hours, stop being strangers. That's the whole point of From House to Disco, really, building a space where where you're from and who you're supposed to be stop mattering, and what's left is just people, moving together.
Brazil's underground institutions Gop Tun and Carlos Capslock, where they hold a residency, have hosted them alongside international stages including Time Warp, DGTL, Lollapalooza, Glitterbox, Rock in Rio, ADE, HÖR Berlin and WHOLE Festival's Brazilian edition.
Their productions and remixes have come out on Definitive Recordings, Razor-N-Tape, the Basement Discos, Massa Records and D.O.C Records, including a four-track remix EP and the "House for All" compilation.
From House to Disco Club, their own party platform built for a mixed dancefloor, rounds out the picture beyond the booth. Recognition has followed too: a Best DJ nomination at the WME Awards, presented by Billboard Brasil; the cover of Mixmag Brazil's "DJs to Watch"; and an invitation to speak on diversity and lead a production workshop at Lisbon Dance Summit.
