A rising talent of the DMV’s underground scene, Manne is steadily carving out a name as one of the region’s most compelling young selectors and producers. At just 26, his presence behind the decks feels assured and intentional, shaped by a decade-long relationship with production and an instinctive understanding of dance floor energy. His sets glide through deep and minimal tech house, with detours into UKG and breakbeat grooves — funky and playful on the surface, yet often tinged with psychedelic undertones that pull listeners into a deeper experience. He builds deliberate tension through his performance, balancing groove-heavy moments with hypnotic, thumping low frequencies that cater to both the nostalgic and the neophilic.

Inspired by modern house tastemakers and the forefathers of four on the floor, Manne blends precision and instinct with a willingness to take risks to keep the listener intrigued. That balance between reverence and evolution is a key component of his artistic approach. He’s brought this ethos to venues such as Soundcheck, Flash, A.i Warehouse, and Vera, warming the room for artists including Luke Dean, Kellie Allen, and Dennis Ferrer. Beyond the booth, Manne is the driving force behind Super Groovers, a music event series championing underground talent alongside established artists — an extension of his commitment to discovery, community, and the shared journey that house music represents.