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Nightlife

Rhythm Polemics Release Party

Fri, Aug 28, 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM

Mood Ring · 1260 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11221, USA

  • DJ set
  • Party
  • Club
  • High energy

Hosted by

Celebrate the release of Ah Dek’s newest EP “RHYTHM POLEMICS” at Mood Ring’s happy hour with his friends and purveyors of heavy hitters Ovid and Janus Rose! Ah Dek is a Brooklyn-based live performer and DJ who combines deep textures and heavy percussion with a diaspora-based approach to digging and mixing. His background as a live hardware performer for the better part of two decades informs his sets which feature long blends, propulsive rhythms, and left-field sounds. Ovid’s signature syncopated percussive work has been released through labels like Flood, Nostro Hood System, and Loosee, and his DJ sets harmoniously meld all forms of drum-forward music, from UK Funky and baile to bass and breakbeats. Janus Rose is a Brooklyn-based producer, DJ, and synthesist whose musical practice ranges from modular synth and live hardware performance to DJ sets featuring club-forward, futuristic sounds. As a veteran of NYC’s electronic music underground, she is the host of @softreset.nyc, a local party for experimental bass and club music. They will be playing bass, gqom, hard drum, and everything in between - come get things started with one of the deeper lineups you’ll see this night. @ah_dek_jing_gao @ovidmusick @janus.rose Free entry @moodringnyc

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