Seedy J

House

HEADLINER

Based in New York City, Seedy J operates as a fixture within the local club circuit, maintaining a presence at venues such as Good Room, Le Bain, and Roberta's. His work often intersects with the city's more modern house and nostalgic tunes, where he balances DJ performances with his role as a managing partner at Beverages. He frequently shares bills with artists like Fernelly and Nick Stropko, contributing to a sound that favors steady, groove-oriented dance music. His career reflects a commitment to the foundational elements of the New York scene, prioritizing consistent club utility over broader commercial trends. Seedy J remains a grounded participant in the underground, valued for his reliable curation and long-standing involvement in the local nightlife ecosystem.

Fernelly

Electronic

Raised in Los Angeles and currently based in Brooklyn, Fernelly is a producer and multi-instrumentalist whose sound navigates the intersections of international rhythms, leftfield disco, and balearic house. His sets frequently incorporate deep breaks, classic house, and techno, often characterized by a genre-fluid approach shaped by time spent in Berlin. As a co-founder of Echo Cove Recordings and a resident at Public Records, he is deeply embedded in the New York City underground circuit. He also performs as part of the Beverages and Bob and Shirley crews, where he favors eclectic, narrative-driven selections. His work stands out for its ability to balance raw, psychedelic dancefloor energy with a playful, immersive sensibility.

TYLERFROMWHERE

Deep House

Tylerfromwhere is a Brooklyn-based DJ who originally hails from the Midwest. After years of participating in the New York City nightlife circuit as a host and partygoer, he transitioned to the booth with appearances at notable venues like Mansions, The Lot Radio, Jupiter Disco, Le Bain, and Elsewhere. His sound draws heavily from the music of his youth, blending house, R&B, disco, and UK garage into groove-focused sets. He frequently performs across a variety of local spaces, ranging from upscale spots like Peoples and the W Hotel to high-energy basement clubs like Wiggle Room and Cafe Balearica. Recently, he launched Gruv Theory, a multifaceted project encompassing a newsletter, radio show, and party series dedicated to exploring dance music history and culture. His deep appreciation for the craft and connection to the dance floor make him a grounding presence in the contemporary Brooklyn club community.