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Nightlife

Non-Friction Records presents: Lubelski, Matt FX, Your Mom b2b Sylvan Paul, America Rose + more

Fri, Aug 14, 5:00 PM – Sat, Aug 15, 4:00 AM

Dead Letter No. 9 · 63 Grand St, Brooklyn, NY 11249, USA

  • DJ set
  • Party
  • House
  • Techno

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Buckle up for a stacked night of non-stop selectors and infamous party starters. From 5PM–9PM, DJ duo Leg Room kicks things off in the Foyer with funky, feel-good grooves. Pull up early for happy hour from 5PM–7PM—entry is free before 10PM. Then stick around as Non Friction Records takes over both rooms with a lineup exploring every corner of electronic music. Leading the night is Lubelski, a Los Angeles native whose sound is rooted in the wonkiness of the West Coast rave scene. Known for his analog obsession and eclectic approach to rhythm, Lubelski brings a decade of musical exploration into the booth– crafting sets that move between leftfield experimentation and deep grooves,. Joining him is Matt FX, a born and raised New Yorker, producer, DJ, and true musical polymath. Moving effortlessly between house, disco, and open format, Matt brings an irreverent approach to the dance floor shaped by years immersed in NYC nightlife and creative culture. Your Mom and Sylvan Paul go back-to-back, merging deep, hypnotic techno with dark, groovy house foundations. America Rose rounds out Cargo with her signature moody electronic lulls– balancing introspective vocals ethereal melodies into cinematic soundscapes. In the Foyer, Tim Lucent blends the sex of jazz and the history of house with a deep love for sound itself, while Vibeiana moves between house, disco, electronic, and techno with a singular musicality rooted in the New York house tradition. Drawing from drum & bass, garage, IDM, and Black electronic music, her selections bring a smoky, subtly complex energy to the floor. The ever-evolving language of electronic music– presented by Non Friction Records.

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