New City Movement is a forward-thinking collective, centered around dance music, art, and culture in the Intermountain West.
Founded in 1998, our mission has remained constant; to help promote a brighter future in Salt Lake City through our shared desire for quality electronic music, events, and experiences.
Thank you to our supporters, friends, and collaborators past, and present for contributing to this labor of love.
Jesse Walker & Matthew Fit
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We’ve been fortunate to play host to and participate in shows with a wide range of artists over the years, including:
Bonobo, Empire Of The Sun, Kaskade, Chromeo, Cajmere (Green Velvet), A-Trak, Dubfire, Sharam, Horse Meat Disco, Amtrac, Crystal Waters, Eddie Fowlkes, Ken Ishii, Mark Farina, Chez Damier, Mike Huckaby, Dan Bell, DJ Bone, Doc Martin, DJ Minx, Marques Wyatt, DJ Garth, Sunshine Jones (Dubtribe), Jay-J, Stacy Kidd, Onionz, Victor Simonelli, CJ Mackintosh, Ted Patterson, David Harness, Mystic Bill, Mark Grant, Johnny Fiasco, Brett Johnson, Lars Behrenroth, Waajeed, DJ Disciple, Julius the Mad Thinker, Derrick Thompson (Drivetrain), EXOS, Edit Select, Tin Man, Jay Tripwire, Ryan Crosson, JT Donaldson, Demuir, Andy Caldwell, Andy Compton (The Rurals), Deepswing, Groove Junkies, Master Kev, Jojoflores, Dan Curtain, Thor, Wicked Sound System, Warehouse Preservation Society, Perfect Lovers, Galen, Dave Aju, Willie Graff, Jay West, Matthew Bandy, Jimmy Whoo, Joe Delon, Marc Schneider, Jason Kendig, Mike Servito, Brown Amy, Aaron Clark, Jeffrey Sfire, Eris Drew, The AM, Titonton Duvante, Tammy Lakkis, Ladymonix, Grace Sands, Victor Rodrigues, Mauricio Aviles, TK, Alexander East, Peter Croce, Joshua IZ, Diz Washington, Sinéad, Benji Candelario, Sharlese, BlazeJ, Andrew Thomson, Austen van der Bleek, Stacy Christine, Parris Taylor, Shawn Phillips, Stephen “Bam Bam” Santoro, Nick Hammer, Del Stamp, Club Chow, WF Rani “G”, Sassmouth, Ean Golden, Sappho, Interstate Disco, Orographic, Gosh, Neik, Suciu, Lone Dancer, Deep Club, Loki, Field Recordings, DJ Chang, Jon Howard, DJ Fluid, Rob G., Adam Stolz, Chavez, Amy Pickett, Allen Hz, Main Street Dance Authority, Adam Michael Terry, Gizmoe, Blessed 1, Riche Boom, Maudevos, Howin Wong, Typefunk, Condrick, Siak PHD, Cedano, When We Vanish, STAKX, Ryan Scannura, SL Steez, Julliette, Tinkfu, Lamp Shady, Atrevido, Mooninite, Dum Boy Sticky, Brass Tax, Plexøs, UTA Trax, Bobo, Pretty Gay Friendly, Choice, Gabo, Manu, Brain Detergent, Soulpause, Fabien Casual, Donny Carr, Easy, Bo York, Concise Kilgore, Avry, among many others.
MAILING LIST
PRESS
2025 “Into The Third Space With DJ Matthew Fit” (SLUG Magazine)
2021 "Queer Lives: A new book, Sassy Planet, looks at the LGBTQ scene in 40 cities and here we focus on just two of the most exciting – Berlin and Salt Lake City" (The Scotsman UK) [Available at Sassypla.net]
2019 "Salt Lake Is Probably Cooler Than Your Dumb City" (For Bottoms)
2019 RINSE.FM Huntleys + Palmers: Salt Lake Special with New City Movement & Choíce
2017 SUPERNATURE! Celebrating Individuality, Gender and House Music (SLUG Magazine)
2017 "Why Utah Pride Is So Surprising — and Important" (The Advocate)
2016 "Hometown Heroes: Mr. Jesse Walker from Salt Lake City" (Music is 4 Lovers)
2015 "Jesse Walker On Beats Booze and Bunny Ears" (SLUG Magazine)
2015 "How Salt Lake City Became an Unlikely Gay Mecca" (Take Part)
2013 "Say ‘I do’ to Salt Lake’s newest dance and arts company" (SL Tribune)
2013 "5 Profiles of People Who Love Salt Lake" (Downtown Magazine)
2013 "100" Reader nominated 'Catalysts' in the community. (Catalyst Magazine)
2010 "Bonkers geodesic futuristic homes of Idaho Falls" (Boing Boing)
1998 "Local DJ Sends a Message to Utah's Electronic Scene" (MTV.com)
