Join Dance Division (follow us on IG @dancedivision.to) for our sixth event at Wiggle Room, a Toronto-based dance series.

Our line up for this night, is going to be mostly b2b with groovy, driving and hypnotic sounds, guaranteed to make you dance!

10 – 11 Throwin Shapes
11 – 1230 Groovy Boots
1230-2 Nour b2b Rami Aburob
2- 4 Shkulin b2b Manor

•Groovy Boots• is the disco-infused duo of GPEG and Ryan Collins, spinning jazzy, groovy house with a flair for the unexpected. Their sets are designed with remixed classics and archived tracks that’ll have you saying ‘wait… this tune?’. Come for the grooves, stay for the surprises.
@gpeg.dj / @ryancollinshair

•Shkulin• is a Toronto-based DJ known for blending house and techno into a hypnotic, futuristic, and driving sound. Emerging from the city’s underground scene, Shkulin delivers late-night sets that explore deep rhythms and immersive grooves – tightly curated journeys built for the dancefloor.
@shkulinmusic

•MANOR• delivers peak-time, driving techno and tech-house, rooted in shadowed atmospheres and sharpened with futuristic digital elements. With hypnotic builds and razor-edged drops, he crafts an atmosphere that pulls the crowd deeper into the night. It’s dark, it’s digital, and it’s made for the late hours when the crowd wants no release.
@manormusic_ca

•NOUR• is a DJ, dancer, and co-founder of Dance Division, known for her genre-blending sets, global influences, and seamless transitions. Inspired by her Beirut roots and travels, she curates intentional, high-energy journeys that keep dance floors moving. She’s played multiple festivals this summer of 2025 including Camp Wiggle, Camp Summerdaze, Phantom and the Orphan Burn. A Wiggle Room DJ first, but has also shared music in multiple venues for various dancers and music lovers.
@nour_toronto
soundcloud.com/nour-bawab

•RAMI ABUROB• is a genre-blending DJ known for his groovy, ground-shaking sets that fuse tech house with disco, hip hop, and Middle Eastern samples. He improvises his sets mainly relying on reading the crowd, and selecting tracks that take them on a journey.
@djaburob