DJ Hunnicutt

Norine Harty is an experienced administrator who has worked in the non-profit sector, in arts, cultural, and social services organizations. She has a passion and commitment to cultivating arts practice, appreciation, and accessibility.  Norine studied Education at the University of Regina and Business Administration at Assiniboine Community College.  An enthusiastic musician, she began studying piano as a child and continued with advanced piano studies and taught piano lessons in her home studio.  She has recently begun learning the ukulele, a much more portable instrument.  Norine grew up in a family that was dedicated to giving back to the community, which has influenced her commitment to volunteering.  Norine practices acrylic and watercolour painting and is the current President of the Fire & Water Music Festival.

With roots in Indie Rock and Post Punk, DJ Crease is a selector who plays and flips tracks seamlessly. He weaves House, Pop, and Hip Hop and he keeps the set fluid, the energy high, and serves up some pure heat

CEC is a Treaty One–based artist and producer blending contemporary R&B, folk, and singer-songwriter craft in English and Spanish. Their music features slow grooves, layered vocals, and intimate lyrics inspired by artists like Al Green and Lianne La Havas. In 2025, CEC showcased at BreakOut West Festival and was selected as one of seven producers for Music Publishers Canada’s Women in the Studio National Accelerator. CEC draws on their experiences of living in Canada, the U.S., and Spain to create music that is both personal and expansive. In Winnipeg, they operate The Clubhouse, a studio supporting queer and gender-diverse artists, producers, and engineers.