This weekend in New York: September 11, 2026
Ogazón / Sol Ortega / Lauren Flax / BASHKKA / PARAMIDA / Fundido
Ogazón makes her BASEMENT debut with a classic, vinyl-heavy true-school approach, Sol Ortega brings the gritty, jacking energy of Argentina's techno underground, and Lauren Flax ties Detroit, Chicago and New York into one story. In Studio, BASHKKA channels the raw power of the New York ballroom scene that shaped her, PARAMIDA chases trance-laced turn-of-the-millennium optimism, and Fundido close on a decade of italo, disco and Balearic bliss.
Ogazón House-techno hypnosis, vinyl-led journey
Sol Ortega Detroit swing, thunderous techno grooves
Lauren Flax Acid house, Detroit-bred versatility
BASHKKA Fearless club music, unapologetic energy
PARAMIDA Euphoric oddballs, psychedelic pleasure
Fundido Global disco, Balearic house excursions
Night & Day: DJ MARIA., Haruka, Identified Patient, Avenue F, Nema Hän, Stan Yaroslavsky
This one runs deep into Saturday afternoon. DJ MARIA. opens on pure instinct, Haruka tightens it into hypnotic minimalism, and Identified Patient bends the night through acid and electro. From there Stan Yaroslavsky's warm analog flow hands it to New York's own Avenue F and Nema Hän, who play vinyl straight through, with juice and light breakfast bites served at sunrise.
DJ MARIA. Fluid psychedelia, deep groove
Haruka Hypnotic minimalism, surgical groove
Identified Patient Psychedelic electro, nocturnal edge
Avenue F House storyteller, vinyl only
Nema Hän Genre-fluid vinyl, deep crates
Stan Yaroslavsky Organic grooves, analog warmth
Luke Hess, Michelle Kay / Simone de Kunovich / Emsho
Luke Hess brings Detroit's deep, hypnotic warehouse lineage to the Sound Room, with New York's Michelle Kay laying bold, tribal-leaning grooves beside him. Simone de Kunovich goes all night in the Atrium, digging through avant-garde electronics, house curiosities and '80s synths, while Brooklyn's Emsho keeps Upstairs loose and personal on vinyl.
Luke Hess Dub techno, deep Detroit immersion
Michelle Kay Groovy techno, tribal hypnotic drive
Simone de Kunovich Deep house, flamboyant eclectic energy
Emsho Eclectic vinyl, Brooklyn-Berlin instincts
UNREAL x RUSH: DAY & NIGHT
Unreal and RUSH take over the whole building, day into night. Winson headlines the daytime with his vocal-heavy hard techno, KUKO goes b2b with Johannes Schuster in the Ruins, and NYC's Princess Peggie brings the hardcore. After dark 999999999 headline with thundering, acid-drenched techno, KUKO and Johannes return for solo sets, and Brooklyn’s own JSMN holds it down for the home team, moving from pulsing grooves to gritty climaxes with the tension and release of true techno storytelling.
999999999 Acid techno, hardware destruction
KUKO Hard techno, melancholic pressure
Johannes Schuster Industrial techno, acid rave emotion
Winson Ngoh Vocal-heavy hard techno, pure energy
Princess Peggie Hardcore pressure, fluid aggression
JSMN Groovy techno, raw rolling pressure
BASE SEVEN: Holden Federico / Karcelen / Marco Neves / tonyy
New York's Holden Federico headlines with driving, dub-detailed techno built on grit and soul. Barcelona’s Karcelen makes his American debut with deep, dubby minimal built on hypnotic grooves and spacious rhythms. The city's own Marco Neves brings the stripped-down mechanical tension of his BASE SEVEN label, and Brooklyn's tonyy bridges the mental and the rhythmic. Small room, serious pressure.
Holden Federico Driving techno, dub grit and soul
Karcelen Dubby minimal, spacious rhythms
Marco Neves Mechanical techno, Detroit tension
tonyy Hypnotic techno, mental pressure
Superior Ingredients 9/12: Yellow Claw in THE ROOM
This one is pure nostalgia for us. Yellow Claw helped define the 2017 trap era, arguably the kings of the genre and one of the most fun duos to ever do it. Now they’re bringing that same collision of trap, bass and hardstyle that tore through festivals back then, compressed into THE ROOM. Big drops, zero restraint, and a very good excuse to relive your trap phase. Maybe the trap revival we’ve been begging for is finally here.
Yellow Claw Trap chaos, hardstyle festival energy
