Belarus in Exile
A nation heard through 55 Belarusian-language tracks. A two-hour arc built for cultural festivals, arts programs and rooms ready to listen before they dance.
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A childhood taunt became a name. Exile became a set. Pop memory became a place to survive — and then a dancefloor.
DJ Sir Gay is the Los Angeles project of queer Belarusian artist Sergey Ulyanov: narrative sets, impossible pop collisions and Eastern European memory rebuilt loud enough to belong to him again.

DON’T BOOK A GENRE. BOOK THE CHANGE IN THE ROOM.
A nation heard through 55 Belarusian-language tracks. A two-hour arc built for cultural festivals, arts programs and rooms ready to listen before they dance.
PLAY SIGNATURE SET ↗Queer classics, current global pop and shameless mashups. The feeling is not nostalgia — it is getting your history back with better transitions.
SEREBRO, VIA Gra, t.A.T.u. and regional pop memory cut open and rebuilt for diaspora parties, queer rooms and audiences who know every word.
More than a DJ. Unfortunately.

Music, persecution, asylum and the work of rebuilding a life without erasing where it began.

The Belarus in Exile set enters the cultural record after its Burning Man premiere.

A first-person video about hate crimes, oppressive laws, survival and asylum.

A Los Angeles chapter about queer visibility, Belarus, war and choosing not to disappear.
THE ROOM ALREADY HAS ENOUGH TASTEFUL BACKGROUND MUSIC.
THIS IS THE LESS RESPONSIBLE OPTION.