cay horiuchi (they/them) is a Japanese American DJ and artist based in the unceded lands of the Chinook and Multnomah tribes. cay is a co-founder of UwU, a multidisciplinary artist collective creating underground events for T/GNC and QTBIPOC communities to dance in safety. cay weaves in multitudes of genres from house, humidifier bass, disco, zouk, city pop, to ambient into their playful set, guiding the dancers to a place beyond binary and borders. Through their set filled with imagination and infinite giggles, they wish to help create a sweet dance floor where people can dance freely with friends and lovers under the sun and the moon. Their grassroots dance floor consent education project C.A.R.E.S (2012-2017) have been featured on Create Digital Music Berlin, NPR, and Vice. cay is a co-recipient of multiple art grants from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Regional Arts & Culture Council, and the city of Portland.