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A queer, high-energy uk funky artist.
Sister Zo, also known as Zoey Shopmaker, is a Kansas City-born producer and DJ crafting high-energy electronic music rooted in UK bass, breakbeat, and techno. She is recognized for her dynamic club sound and her role as a co-founder of the UN/TUCK queer/trans collective and record label. Her sets blend diverse influences from Chicago house to early UK dubstep, establishing her as a prominent figure in the North American bass scene.
Sister Zo plays a blend of UK bass, breakbeat, techno, and club music, drawing influences from Chicago house and early UK dubstep.
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Sister Zo, whose real name is Zoey Shopmaker, is from Kansas City, Missouri, and is currently based in New York.
Sister Zo co-founded the UN/TUCK queer/trans collective with Mazzy Mann and Lorelei Kretsinger.