Biography of Carrie Keller
House with a voice of its own on the Strip
At Zouk Nightclub and AYU Dayclub in Las Vegas, Carrie Keller has solidified a peak-time house sound that isn't limited to just selection: she also writes and sings her own melodies from the booth. That dual identity—DJ, producer, and vocalist—marks a profile rarely seen in the Nevada club scene, closer to a vocal show than an anonymous set.
Confessions, lanterns, and New Year's Eve
Her stage presence has been measured by specific appointments. She has played at the EDC Confessions Pool Party and Horizon Music Festival, and in October 2025 she debuted at RISE Festival, the Mojave Desert lantern gathering, on a lineup that included Calvin Harris, Disclosure, and Oliver Heldens, with RÜFÜS DU SOL on the same weekend. On New Year's Eve 2025, she took the stage at Decadence Arizona, the major US year-end festival. Outside the rave circuit, she has also performed at the Waste Management Phoenix Open.
From the first single to Dim Mak
Her discography began to take shape in 2024 with tracks like Out Tonight and Pretty Bad Bitch, the latter alongside LEMON DROPS on Lemon Luna. In 2025 came Want You, a more emotional and rave-oriented cut released on the British label Vivifier Records, as well as Detrimental and the collaboration Think About You with Breez and Silvertone. In January 2026, she joined Dim Mak Records with Take Control, a circuit milestone that Steve Aoki programmed on Aoki's House. Pieces like Model, Liquor—with Silvertone—and Get It Done followed, with one foot in club house and the other in bass house.
Booth reading and circuit in motion
The sound she champions mixes vocal house, dancefloor groove, and an increasingly broad palette: big synthesizers, sharp percussion, and, when appropriate, a dirtier bass. She reads the room with rigor and builds the set for whoever is in front of her, both in clubs and at festivals. Booking is handled by CS3 Agency and management by Empowered MGMT. Long sets from RISE 2025 and Horizon 2026 allow that stage to be heard in full: peak-time house, vocals in the foreground, and a career still accelerating.
