TESTED
Thu, Nov 139:00 PM - 8:00 AM
The Attic
Lineup
Hailing from Upstate New York, BAYBEE is a Hard Techno artist that has been creating ripples in the New York techno scene. When it comes to curating a seemingly endless rush of intense melodies and heavy beats that will hypnotize dance floors on a global scale, BAYBEE has no intention of halting his creations. With influences from artists such as blk., Klangkuenstler, Kobosil, future666, Chlar, FreddyK, Aiden, Will Clarke and Sam Paganini, you can guarantee a BAYBEE set will fill any venue with an overwhelming surge of intensity that most dancefloors crave. BAYBEE recently had his single “Extremity” featured in MADGRRL’s debut Elements Festival set and also won an opportunity to play a set for RenegadeNYC’s “Club Renegade” at Elements Festival.
Migs718, marked by his chaotic personality and signature neon green hair is known for creating chaos. Genre blending at 140-160 BPM and focusing on the skills behind the turntables with over a decade of experience making people sweat and bass addicted. Open format in every sense playing his own originals and anything from Hard techno to Jersey Club or Nu metal to dancehall you’ll rarely know what’s coming next.
Saimon discovered techno at a Brooklyn rave during the lockdowns of March 2021. A few months later he traveled to CDMX as a tourist, picked up Spanish, founded SLIST as a promoter, and started learning how to DJ from local event organizers. Saimon returned to NYC in early 2023, started a local chapter for the SLIST project, and began throwing his own parties later that year. Saimon likes to stir the pot with crazy lineups and critical commentary about our local rave scenes. His curation is heavily influenced by the genre-free experimental scene of CDMX - his library features everything from dark ambient to industrial hardcore, but for listeners every set is vastly different depending on the time and setting. The only constant is “dark music only.”
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Dark techno, mask-friendly, phones down on the dancefloor. The room reads the room — show up curious, leave better.
