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Nightlife

Akua, 1morning, Shyboi

Sat, Jul 25, 10:00 PM – Sun, Jul 26, 6:00 AM

Signal · 175 Morgan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237

  • DJ set
  • Techno
  • Hard techno
  • Trance

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Akua has rapidly become one of the most compelling voices in contemporary techno through her fierce, emotionally charged approach to DJing and production. Rooted in Detroit lineage while pushing firmly into the future, her sets move through hypnotic pressure, raw groove, and high-velocity rhythm with total command, balancing precision and intensity at every turn. Joining her is all-vinyl DJ and producer 1morning who is making waves both in North America and internationally. 1morning explores deeper shades of late-night club music through atmospheric textures, driving percussion, and fluid transitions that steadily pull the room inward. SHYBOI channels hard-edged club energy through an explosive blend of techno, breaks, trance, dancehall, and global rave mutations. The Jamaica-born, NYC-based artist has become known for intensely physical sets that move unpredictably while remaining deeply locked to the floor, bringing raw momentum and fearless experimentation into every room she touches. //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Signal reserves the right to deny entry to any person. If you are denied entry as a ticket holder, you will receive a refund the following Monday.

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