Victoria Van Damn

DJ WORK

For the last decade, Victoria has uplifted the nightlife with a deep selection of Indie Dance, House, Hip-Hop, Rock, Future House, EDM, Bass and World Music. Current clients include Rihanna, Sony Latin, Leo Burnett, Louis Vuitton, Cassina, XS.

As a true believer in the pursuit of happiness, Victoria refused to submit to typical life. Naturally, a career in music with challenging odds had a very appealing feel to her. Her understanding of music theory, chord progressions, keys, and time signatures allows her to create energetically; fun DJ sets moving through different bpms and genres that take the crowd with her wherever she wants to go.

Three years after embarking on her turntable odyssey, Victoria was voted one of the five best DJs in Phoenix by the Arizona Republic. Since moving to Los Angeles, she's been featured in the local and national press like LA Weekly, Angeleno, Fusicology, Metromix, New Times, and 944 Magazine.

Victoria performs at eclectic and mainstream venues and events everywhere, from the XS and Surrender in Vegas to touring with Jack Daniels.

COMMUNITY WORK

Aside from DJing, Claudia Oliveira is a Board Director in the Downtown Los Angeles Neighborhood Council. She serves on the board as President. In this capacity, she produces a yearly job fair in Skid Row with 400 attendees and forty vendors bringing jobs of different skill levels to Los Angeles' housed and unhoused population.

Claudia Oliveira focuses primarily on shaping DTLA's micro-economy to support a balance between large and small businesses. She spearheaded the first Downtown Los Angeles Small Business Symposium, a full day of seminars and panels on becoming a city vendor, procurements, contracts, licensing, micro-loans, marketing, and safety.

In 2019, Claudia Oliveira testified on the Assembly Judiciary and helped pass Senator Maria Elena Durazo's "Inclusionary Act" which allows for immigrants, regardless of status, to serve on boards and committees.

Most recently, Claudia Oliveira became an alumna of Coro Fellowship.