Ghorba is a Los Angeles-based producer, live act and DJ. She organizes a party, FM+, for womxn and nonbinary people, and helps run a workshop series, FeM Synth Lab, which encourages music production among femmes. Her debut album, Zero Threat to the Rave, was released on Jacktone Records in November 2018; it was included in Fact Mag‘s best house and techno of 2018. She also puts out music and performs live as half of rave duo DIVORCE (Fatt Grabbers, Sweat Equity).

FM+ Radio is a monthly electronic music installment highlighting womxn and nonbinary artists in Los Angeles and beyond. Expect techno, electro, live hardware and house to meet where MP3s and needles mix.

About Eva:
Eva Aguila is a multidisciplinary artist and organizer from Los Angeles, CA. Aguila’s background includes sound, video, performance, and documentary filmmaking. Eva is also the co-founder and Director of Coaxial Arts Foundation, an artist-run non-profit space dedicated to experimental sound, video and performance art located in downtown LA. Her passion for grassroots organizing started as a need to support underrepresented art communities. In 2010 she started the cable access television show Experimental Half-Hour with her partner Brock Fansler. Through Experimental Half-Hour Aguila curated, engineered, and applied analog special effects with performers and other video artists to create collaborative art videos. Aguila co-created Coaxial Arts Foundation in 2015 as a way to further the community of multimedia artists in LA, as well as foster the community itself. Inspired by the in-between and structuralist techniques, her work most recently is informed by the oral histories of Mexican diaspora of rural communities of Michoacan where her parents and family are from.

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