This weekend in New York: September 4, 2026
ReSolute presents: Traumer All-Night Long
Traumer gets the whole night to stretch out his hypnotic, rolling minimal sound, with Auphoria bringing acid and analog warmth and Rana Iravani keeping things soulful and groove-led. Expect a patient, deeply groovy night that gets stranger the longer you stay.
Traumer Minimal house, rolling precision
Auphoria Analog acid, hypnotic grooves
Rana Iravani Minimal grooves, soulful uplift
D[IV]ERSION: Sybil (uk), Ayesha, BLAIZE, Battygyal, Devoye, Madre Guía, Emsho
![D[IV]ERSION: Sybil (uk), Ayesha, BLAIZE, Battygyal, Devoye, Madre Guía, Emsho](https://images.ra.co/f09e35c70ea3e486846481fadec83e447450ef00.png)
Ayesha brings polyrhythmic bass pressure, Sybil gets psychedelic, and BLAIZE pushes percussion into higher-speed territory, while Battygyal, Devoye, Emsho and Madre Guía take things somewhere stranger. devante.nyc transforms the space with dedicated spatial design. This is the weekend’s choose-your-own-adventure dancefloor.
Ayesha Polyrhythmic bass, psychedelic pressure
Sybil (UK) Psychedelic journeys, diagonal rhythms
Battygyal Experimental club, ethereal darkness
Devoye Exploratory club, textured momentum
Blaize Spiritual percussion, high velocity
Emsho Textural club, patient escalation
Madre Guía Controlled transitions, electronic texture
Dimi Angélis, Lindsey Herbert / The AM/AMX, STE-VÍ / Justin Strauss
Dimi Angélis and Lindsey Herbert take the main room deep into hypnotic techno, AMX and STE-VÍ explore Detroit futurism and vinyl-led selections in the Atrium, while Justin Strauss brings decades of New York dancefloor history upstairs.
Dimi Angelis Purist techno, relentless propulsion
Lindsey Herbert Hypnotic techno, cerebral drive
The AM/AMX Detroit futurism, violinist precision
STE-VÍ Vinyl techno, disciplined hypnosis
Justin Strauss New York dance institution
Gordo
Gordo is bringing big-room house built for movement, and Pacha is the room for it. Roddy Lima brings the groove, Harvy Valencia brings the Colombian swing. Big bass, Latin heat, zero subtlety, and a little extra sazón.
Gordo Big-room house, maximal swagger- Roddy Lima Driving grooves, polished techno pressure
Harvy Valencia Colombian grooves, rolling funk
fabric New York: Jeff Mills, Ben UFO, Craig Richards, Helena Hauff, x3butterfly, Shvili
One of techno’s true architects, Jeff Mills still delivers futuristic, relentless sets that sound like transmissions from somewhere ahead. Ben UFO dissolves genre boundaries, Craig Richards gets psychedelic and unpredictable, Helena Hauff delivers ferocious electro and acid, while x3butterfly and Shvili push things further into bass, jungle and deeper territory. A night built to pull you in every direction.
Jeff Mills Techno futurist, relentless precision
Ben UFO Genre-fluid selector, impeccable taste
Craig Richards Leftfield selector, psychedelic mischief
Helena Hauff Analog electro, ferocious funk
x3butterfly Eclectic club, joyful mutation
Shvili Deep techno, shadowy hypnosis
Stef Mendesidis live / Sera J / LYDO / The Carry Nation / AIDA / SENERGI
Stef Mendesidis builds machine-funk live, Sera J brings muscular groove and LYDO takes techno somewhere stranger. In Studio, The Carry Nation channels queer New York house, AIDA brings warmth and global rhythm, and SENERGI dives into euphoric ’90s energy. Basement for pressure. Studio for release.
Stef Mendesidis Machine funk, surgical propulsion
Sera J Raw groove, futuristic drive
LYDO Experimental techno, diasporic intensity
The Carry Nation Queer house, communal release
AIDA Groovy electronics, global movement
SENERGI House troublemaker, playful energy
AGAPĒ FESTIVAL
Hot Meal Records keeps Saturday fast, bouncy and playful. FACE 2 FACE × 240 KM/H turns up the chaos with trance, makina and high-speed club energy, before Sunday shifts darker with 44 Label Group’s harder edge. Two days of AGAPĒ exploring the different shades and textures of techno.
- Hot Meal Records Bouncy techno, playful chaos
- Face 2 Face × 240 KM/H Hardbounce chaos, maximum velocity
- 44 Label Group Brutalist techno, punishing intensity
Hot Since 82 with Danny Tenaglia, Juliet Mendoza, Kilopatrah Jones
Hot Since 82 carries the party from daylight into darker, rolling house. Juliet Mendoza brings soulful LA warmth, Danny Tenaglia brings decades of New York house history, and Kilopatrah Jones pushes things into faster, sweatier territory.
Hot Since 82 Deep house, polished tension
Danny Tenaglia New York house royalty
Juliet Mendoza Soulful house, radiant warmth
Kilopatrah Jones Fierce club, theatrical energy
Eduardo de la Calle, Bloody Mary, Grace Dahl
Eduardo de la Calle brings deep, cosmic techno; Bloody Mary supplies the acid and raw machine energy; Grace Dahl turns up the pace with groove-heavy contemporary pressure. Dark, hypnotic and increasingly physical, the kind of night that steadily tightens its grip.
Eduardo de la Calle Analog techno, cosmic patience
Bloody Mary Acid techno, seductive darkness
Grace Dahl Hardgroove pressure, playful toughness
RAW CUTS: Luuk van Dijk b2b DJ BORING
Luuk van Dijk brings thick basslines and elastic house groove, while DJ BORING adds euphoric selections and deeper cuts for their first-ever b2b. James Juke and Bea Trinidad keep things warm with house, disco, soul and global rhythm. A loose Sunday dance for squeezing every last drop out of summer.
Luuk van Dijk Groovy house, muscular bounce
DJ BORING Lo-fi house, emotional nostalgia
James Juke Groovy techno, youthful swagger
Bea Trinidad Soulful house, sunny bounce
