Sunday Eight Brocades in Temple City

West believes movement and music are the same language. Whether it's a late-night dancefloor or a morning of breath and slow motion, what she does is the same: read the room, shape the energy, and guide people through an experience with sound and rhythm. For Kelo she brings that instinct to a gentler tempo — holding space where the beat slows down and the body finds its own flow. West is a genre-bending wild card and radiant presence in the LA techno scene. Known for her completely original twist on delivering hard-hitting "boom-booms," she has cultivated a signature sound that fuses jaunty, effervescent melodies with groovy, bouncy rhythms, acid basslines, and dreamy transcendental samples. Drawing from deep roots in Tekno, acid-core, neo-rave, and '90s trance, West is pure sunshine and rainbows behind the decks. She spins everything from chart-topping hits to obscure gems, transforming the dancefloor into a swirl of candyfloss and bubblegum grooves that always deliver both the hard and the fast. Her high-energy, feel-good sets are so refreshingly unique they earned their own genre name: Dream-Core.

Cindy moves through the world as a lifelong student of the body. Years of dance and ballet gave her a deep fluency in how the body holds, releases, and finds its line — a fluency she's carried into Pilates and yoga, and now into a broader practice rooted in spiritual wellness and meditation. For her, movement was never only physical. It's a way back to the breath, to stillness, to a quieter and more present version of yourself. She brings that sensibility to Kelo — guiding the Eight Brocades not as exercise, but as a moving meditation, where each slow form is a chance to land in your body and let the noise settle.