Kristina Jackson, better known by her stage name Hexadevi, is a Filipina-American electronic music producer, vocalist and DJ with nearly two decades in the bass music world.

Her sound lives in the darker end of electronic music, weaving heavy, hypnotic grooves with a slightly psychedelic edge. Drawing from artists like Rezz, Kordhell, Liquid Stranger and Skrillex, she has carved out a lane that is recognizably hers. Now based in Raleigh, North Carolina, she delivers performances that merge DJing, live edits and original vocal work into one continuous experience.

Born and raised in Chicago, Kristina became a fixture in the Midwest rave and festival circuit while earning her Bachelor’s degree in central Illinois. Performing under the name Miss Amphetamine, she broke in with high-energy mashup sets and a relentless work ethic, quickly picking up club and festival slots across the region. Those early years saw her providing direct support for heavyweights such as Rusko, Dieselboy, Zeds Dead, Paul Oakenfold, Baauer and Griz.

Miss A became the banner for a string of major appearances, including Summer Camp Music Festival (2012, 2013) and North Coast Music Festival (2012, 2015). The project captured the chaos and momentum of that era and cemented her reputation as a peak hour performer. Over time, though, Kristina felt the pull toward a project that reflected more of her inner world and long-term vision.

That shift took shape during the pandemic. Kristina left Chicago, spent extended time living and writing on the road, and moved through a personal transformation rooted in yoga and feminine embodiment work. The result was not just a new alias but a complete reframing of how she approached music, performance and power.

Hexadevi emerged from that period as the next evolution. As the Tampa music scene reawakened, Kristina invested heavily in production, refining a catalog of darker, midtempo-leaning tracks and remixes. Early singles like “Pipes” and “Wings” (2023) caught the attention of Spotify curator Kraddy (The Glitch Mob, Muti Music), signaling that this was no longer a local DJ project but a fully realized artist with reach beyond Florida.

2023 also delivered a key milestone with her debut at Camp QuestionMark, one of Burning Man’s most sought-after and selective sound camps. The set introduced Hexadevi to a wider underground community and marked the beginning of her presence on the West Coast.

In 2024, the release of “HOPE!!” expanded her sound further. The track channels a bright, forward-moving energy and features her main instrument, the cello, which she has played since 1999. It showcased her ability to move between intensity and uplift while still sitting comfortably within the bass world. The year also marked a new phase of live performance as she began integrating more of her own vocals into her sets.

Summer 2024 included a mainstage appearance at Applecross Music & Arts Festival in California and a support slot on The Widdler’s Zero G album tour in Florida. A full mix of her vocal edits and Hexadevi IDs was later aired on Treble Tina’s mix show, Shades of Bass Radio, further solidifying her standing in the global bass community.

Her recorded work in this period includes a featured vocal performance on Captain & Blunter S. Whompson’s cover of “Pain Killer,” released on Road Tripping Records, along with her own contribution “SHUKAKU” to the label’s Lost Trips 2 compilation. Both projects highlighted her versatility as a songwriter, vocalist and producer within collaborative settings.

2025 has marked a clear next chapter. Hexadevi’s track “DAIMA” was released on Recall Records as part of the OBELISK Vol. 1 compilation, placing her alongside a carefully curated roster of forward-thinking bass artists. On the live side, her early performances as Hexadevi at Camp QuestionMark and Applecross were joined by a standout set at Lunarcrats’ Ancient Technologies event at Love Burn 2025 in Miami, extending her presence deeper into the Burner and underground festival circuits.

This period has also seen her step into full creative control of her visual world. She produced and co-directed music videos for “Pain Killer” and “Perfect Celebrity,” bringing the intensity and storytelling of her tracks into a cinematic visual format. These projects underscore the larger arc of Hexadevi as not just a producer or DJ, but a multidisciplinary artist building a cohesive world across sound, image and performance.

From the chaos of packed Midwest venues to the open desert of Black Rock City, Hexadevi's journey has been one of constant evolution. With new collaborations underway and a slate of upcoming releases pushing into even heavier and more emotionally charged territory, Hexadevi continues to widen the gap between where she started and where she is headed. Don’t sleep.