DREYA V

An era that arrives without asking for permission

Californian house found a sharper name in 2025: DREYA V. After years as MISS DRE, the DJ, producer, and vocalist didn't change course: she refined her identity. Club basslines, vocal hooks, and a command of the booth that turns every track into a statement of presence.

From the Bay Area to the national circuit

Her story was forged in the San Francisco and Bay Area house scene. She sang since elementary school, went through guitar, R&B, and punk, and in 2014, at Northern Nights, a set by Justin Martin pushed her toward house. She learned production in Logic and, later, in Ableton. Her debut Down Like Me was released in 2018, after a hundred unreleased tracks.

Her catalog climbed through labels: Give It To Ya on Psycho Disco, Technocality on Gene Farris's Farris Wheel, and her vocals on Follow Me, by Niles Shepard, a Beatport number 1. On Insomniac, she released Higher / Visions and Foreign Love, with the latter reaching the Beatport Top 10 MainStage. Her remix of Nasty, by Tinashe, was played by Dom Dolla, Mau P, and MEDUZA. Justin Martin has claimed her as an opening act and commissioned a remix of Lezgo for the tenth anniversary of Ghettos & Gardens.

Aeterna, Realm, and the impact of Up Front

Light The Fire, with Dansyn, was her debut on Aeterna, MEDUZA's label. Up Front, on Gorgon City's Realm Records, surpassed three million streams and found its way into sets by Gorgon City, Cassian, and Patrick Mason. Then came Money (Aeterna), On The Record (Three Six Zero), Make Me Ugh on Pets Recordings, and '93 with Sian on Octopus Recordings, in addition to releases on Armada. Her current sound crosses tech house, house, and melodic techno, with her voice as her signature.

Festivals, Space, and Ibiza

She was listed among the Artists to Watch for 2025. She has performed at EDC Las Vegas, Project GLOW, Day Trip, EDC Orlando (stereoBLOOM), Club Space and Factory Town in Miami, The Midway and Temple in San Francisco, and The Concourse Project in Austin. In 2026, the map opened up to Ibiza —including UNVRS and opening for John Summit and Our House (MEDUZA and James Hype)—, Experts Only in New York, and HARD Summer. She also signed the guest mix for Aeterna Radio 011 alongside MEDUZA. Today, she occupies a unique place among the most recognizable voices in American tech house.