Mochakk NYC Takeover

Mochakk NYC Takeover

Sat, Aug 29 · 7PM – 11:59PM

Brazilian house sensation Mochakk headlines an open-air takeover at Brooklyn's Under the K Bridge.

Mochakk NYC Takeover
Sat, Aug 29 · Under the K Bridge
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Brazilian house sensation Mochakk headlines an open-air takeover at Brooklyn's Under the K Bridge.

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Mochakk brings his signature high energy sound to the Under the K Bridge Park in Brooklyn for a dedicated takeover event. The Brazilian producer and DJ draws from a diverse palette of house and tech house influences to craft sets that prioritize dancefloor momentum. His performance style balances technical precision with an engaging stage presence that has solidified his position in the global electronic scene. This open air event utilizes the unique industrial backdrop of the Brooklyn waterfront to host a focused showcase of his current club repertoire. Attendees can expect a night defined by driving percussion and the rhythmic versatility that characterizes his recent output.

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Under the K Bridge
Under the K Bridge
4.52 reviews
470 Scott Ave, Brooklyn
CAPACITY
3,000

Lineup

4 artists
B2B
DJ Minx

DJ Minx

House

DJ Minx is one of the foundational Detroit figures whose importance goes way beyond just being a great DJ. She has been a core part of the city’s underground since the early ’90s, and what makes her so respected is that she represents the house and techno lineage in a way that feels lived-in, funky, and fully authentic rather than ceremonial. Her sets can move from deep and minimal into boisterous, jackin’, vocal-heavy house without losing that Detroit backbone, and that range is a big part of why she has lasted across so many eras. Through Women on Wax, the collective she founded in 1996, and later Women on Wax Recordings, she also helped create real space for women in a scene that did not exactly make that easy. Add in the fact that “A Walk in the Park” became a true underground staple and that she has been a fixture of Detroit’s flagship festival circuit since the first Detroit Electronic Music Festival, and she reads not just as a veteran, but as a genuine architect of the culture.

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