Eli Escobar

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House

HEADLINER

Veteran New York DJ and producer Eli Escobar has been a staple of the city’s house and disco scene for over two decades. Known for blending deep house grooves with soulful disco edits, he’s carved a reputation as one of NYC’s most reliable selectors. His productions and DJ sets have kept him a local favorite while also earning global recognition, with releases on Classic Music Company and his own Night People label. Escobar embodies the raw, eclectic spirit of New York nightlife, keeping dancefloors connected to both history and the present. Eli Esobar has a residnecy at legendary venue House of Yes that he plays the first Friday of every month, and Gabriellas, owned by himself, where he plays every Sunday

Andy Pry

House

Andy Pry (Ortega) is a local NYC legend and Tiki Disco founder and DJ who’s been active since age 13, known for pulling disco, house, funk, and floor-filling classics into his sets. He launched the TIKI DISCO party series in 2009 and has residencies/performance nights like “El Clásico,” while touring internationally. His sound leans into “new disco beats + solid house freaks.” If you ever get a chance to see him live you're in for a treat.

DJ Lloyd

House

Lloyd Harris, known professionally as Lloydski, is a fixture of the New York City dance music underground and a central figure in the city's vibrant club culture. As a co-founder of the long-running Tiki Disco party and The Lot Radio, he has shaped the local landscape through consistent curation and community-focused programming. His DJ sets are defined by an eclectic, genre-defying approach that draws from house, disco, and funk, often prioritizing mood and dancefloor connection over rigid stylistic boundaries. Beyond his work as a promoter and radio curator, he has contributed to releases such as the 2012 single Go To Sleep on Dither Down and the collaborative project The Peak Twins. He remains a staple at venues like Good Room and Le Bain, where his deep knowledge of music history and technical versatility continue to anchor the Brooklyn scene. By championing a DIY ethos and fostering inclusive spaces, he serves as a vital link between the city's storied past and its evolving electronic future.