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Fiona Hevans hit the decks in 2008, cutting her teeth in Dallas's underground scene with the Low Co Collective at Fallout Lounge. That's where the sound was forged.
She didn't stay local for long. "Weekend Rollout," her show on Lowercasesounds.com with Brett Star, carried her voice beyond the club. Soon she was playing sets across state lines — the Boat Party after-party in Little Rock, sharing decks with JT Donaldson at 813 (formerly Minc), and packing rooms at Austin's Plush and Boiler Room Dallas.
Then, in 2014, she pivoted. The club gave way to wellness centers and open-air events, her beats reshaped into something restorative. Today she creates with Balam's Den, Dallas's artist collective — proof that her music was never just about the dancefloor. It's about connection, presence, and the joy of showing up together.