Alexis Curshé is an Atlanta-based DJ-producer. She found solidarity in Atlanta in 2018, quickly working her way into the dance music scene. She co-managed the A3C Festival in fall 2019 (in addition to playing it), and found her way onto lineups for events in Chicago, Paris, Italy, and New York, opening for local queer scene heroes - The Carry Nation. Later, she met and formed strong friendships with Atlanta scene stalwarts Ash Lauryn and Vicki Powell, who she calls her "biggest blessings." They introduced Curshé to the city's queer scene, playing Sunday Service and then becoming a resident at Deep South, Atlanta's internationally-recognized queer house music event series and collective. Immersing herself in underground scenes around the US and the world—and especially Atlanta—Curshé has developed a euphoric, ultra-percussive and sexy sound that ranges from hard drum to techno to soulful house. In addition to working on her first release of original music, Curshé holds down residencies at Deep South’s Sunday Service and her very own event series Saturday Love.