Pabels

House · 12:30 am - 3:30 am

HEADLINER

Pabels is a Buenos Aires based DJ and curator known for his eclectic approach to dance music, blending disco, balearic, house, and afrobeat into a cohesive, groove-led identity. He gained international recognition through his popular Day Mix series, which showcases a refined sensibility for sun-drenched, atmospheric selections. Beyond his work as a selector, he founded the event series Bonaire and Linea Caliente, both of which have become significant fixtures in the Argentine underground scene. He has performed at global venues and festivals including Pikes Ibiza, Garbicz Festival, and Lollapalooza, while maintaining a consistent presence in the international club circuit. His sets prioritize organic flow and deep, hypnotic textures that bridge the gap between introspective listening and celebratory dancefloor energy. By balancing deep-rooted musical knowledge with a modern, genre-fluid perspective, he remains a vital connector between regional underground scenes and the global electronic community.

Timo Lee

House · 10:00 pm - 12:30 am

DJ/producer Timo Lee hails from Honolulu and Taipei, now based in Brooklyn. She’s founder and label head of Chomp! Chomp! Records and curator of “Wax the Van” vinyl sessions at Good Bar. She’s played NYC venues like Good Room and appeared on radio sets for The Lot Radio. Her sound spans underground disco, house, electronica with a crate-digging, vinyl-first sensibility.

Tony Flow

House

Tony Flow is a Miami-born, Brooklyn-based producer, drummer, and DJ who defines his sound as the Futuristic Vintage. He bridges classic grooves with modern club sensibilities, weaving house, Latin, funk, and techno into high-energy sets. His performance style is distinct for its hybrid approach, often incorporating live drumming and vinyl selection to maintain a raw, human connection on the dancefloor. In the studio, he handles all aspects of writing, production, and mixing to craft his signature percussive aesthetic. He remains a fixture in the New York City club circuit, frequently appearing at venues like Dead Letter No. 9. His work stands out for its ability to translate the spontaneity of live musicianship into the precise, driving framework of contemporary dance music.