about us

we are the equaliser

We are a DJ collective championing women and minority genders.

She They Press Play brings nearly 30 years of combined experience to the decks. As a collective, they are dedicated to championing women and gender minority DJs, with a focus on the alternative DJ scene. Their mission is to promote fairer pay, amplify diverse voices, foster collaboration over competition, and challenge the status quo to create better, more inclusive workspaces - both behind the booth and beyond.

Launched in 2024, the collective made an impact right away, debuting at a Metros Cardiff takeover before making waves at Download Festival. In the latter half of the year, they expanded their reach with the launch of a podcast aimed at educating aspiring DJs.

In 2025 the collective went from strength to strength: curating the guest area DJs for Slam Dunk North & South, a return to Download festival and a debut at ArcTanGent.

She They Press Play is redefining the DJ landscape, one set - and one conversation - at a time.

Charlotte Hannah

Charlotte Hannah (She/Her) is a London-based DJ with over 3 years of experience, making her mark across the UK and beyond. From Dublin to Manchester to Bulgaria, she has brought her fun sets to a wide variety of genre nights, spanning Pop, Metal, and Country. Charlotte has held residencies at Voodoo London and Y’Allternative, while also guest DJing at notable nights such as Face Down, Metros Cardiff, and Pixel Manchester. In 2024, she took to the stage at Download Festival, making her first appearance in the festival scene.

Luna Tunes

Luna (She/Her) is a master of mashups with over 10 years of DJ experience. As a resident DJ at Metros in Cardiff, she curates diverse nights, from the high-energy Lose Yourself (Metal and Rock) to the nostalgic vibes of Killjoys (Emo vs. Pop Punk). Luna has showcased her talent at top festivals, including 2000Trees, Download, and Arctangent, and has been a guest DJ at renowned events like Decade, Face Down, Pressure Bristol, and Fat Lip.

Remy Melee

Remy Melee (They/Them) is a Bath-based performer and DJ with over 17 years of experience. Known for their versatility, they cover an array of genres, including rock/alt, disco, hip-hop, pop, house, and beyond. They have toured nationally, playing clubs, events and major UK festival stages, including Boardmasters and Download Festival, and have opened for renowned artists such as Fatboy Slim, Annie Mac, and Eats Everything. A passionate activist, they have DJed for Bristol Pride and played a key role in Bath Pride, serving on the committee to organise events, lead the march, and perform at Pride celebrations.

She They Press Play emerged from a shared recognition of the systemic inequalities present in our working environments within the music industry.

Faced with disparities in pay, unsafe working environments, and being booked less frequently, a group of like-minded individuals united with a common purpose: to instigate change. Not content with the limited opportunities afforded to us, we decided to pave our own path. Motivated by a desire for fairness and inclusivity, our collective was born out of the necessity to challenge the status quo and advocate for equitable treatment for all DJs, regardless of gender identity.

Together, we embarked on a journey to create a platform where women and gender minorities could not only thrive but also lead the way towards a more just and supportive industry. Our founding story serves as a testament to the power of collective action and the unwavering commitment to creating a better future for all.

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