Fence Hop: MLLE CEE, Uyaz, Softwarewolfe, Ldriivy

Join us at Datcha on Saturday, November 14 for an intimate night with our resident DJs and crew members: MLLE CEE, UYAZ, and SOFTWAREWOLFE, alongside our special guest for the occasion: LDRIIVY. If you joined us for our first renegade rave of ‘26, you may remember Ldriivy’s legendary 5 AM set… they kept the dancefloor burning through the rain until the first light of day.

LDRIIVY is a Montreal-based Lebanese/ Palestinian DJ channeling high-energy sets and sweaty dance floors, drawing from a deep love of the 90's Detroit and Chicago electronic music scenes; electro, techno, ghetto tech/booty and footwork.

MLLE CEE is a Montréal-based Haitian DJ and core member of Fence Hop and Afrodite. Drawing from acid bouyon, shatta, Afrohouse, Afrotech, and baile funk, she crafts adventurous sets where rhythms and melodies collide to create a vibrant, dancefloor-ready atmosphere. A rising staple of Montréal’s underground scene, she brings her high-energy sound to the city’s clubs and festivals nearly every weekend.

UYAZ is a self-taught DJ whose journey began in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, and continues in Tio’tia:ke/Montréal as a core member of Fence Hop. With a deep connection to African electronic house, he weaves together South African deep house, tribal, tech, afrobeats and amapiano into dark, groovy, hypnotic and bouncy sets. More recently, his selections have embraced the raw drive of Chicago and Detroit ghetto house and ghetto tech. If you’ve spent time in Montréal’s underground scene, you may already recognize him by his infectious laugh and effortlessly smooth moves.

SOFTWAREWOLFE is a Tio’tia:ke-based artist and DJ known for genre-fluid sets rooted in global club culture. Driven by a love of bringing people together, he founded Fence Hop in 2024, taking on the hats of DJ, designer, director, administrator, and more. With a background spanning street art, activism, and playing bass and singing in a political punk band, his practice is rooted in a belief in music’s power to mobilize, creating dancefloors for connection and collective liberation. These influences carry into his DJ sets, where he builds around tension and release, balancing dangerous rhythms with moments of levity and hope.

Based in Tiohtià:ke/Montreal, we acknowledge that our events take place on the unceded traditional territory of the Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) Nation, a historic gathering place for many Indigenous peoples, including the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, Wendat, Abenaki, and Anishinaabeg. Currently, the ka’nisténhsera (Mohawk Mothers) have put out a call seeking solidarity in their efforts to have a proper investigation into the possibility of unmarked graves on the unceded land McGill now occupies and plans to “develop”. Get involved via @takebacktekanontak

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