
Anthony Parasole
Anthony Parasole should need no introduction to newer or longer-standing dancers of the New York Deep House and Techno scenes. A longtime employee of halcyon, friend of Levon Vincent and his partner in Deconstruct Music, and a prominent figure with the underground House and Techno resurgence of NYC, Anthony’s acute selections won our ears right away, and he hasn’t let go since. Known for the deepest sounds of Techno and House and for gracing dance floors home and abroad from Shelter to Berghain. Anthony had a breakout year in 2012 with his track “TYSON" featured on the highly acclaimed Fabric 63 mixed by Levon Vincent, and that year he also launched his new label, The Corner. The first release "Tri-State" by DJ Qu & Nor'easter sold out worldwide. "Atlantic Ave" by Anthony Parasole & Phil Moffa followed, receiving critically acclaimed reviews from multiple online magazines in 2012. Then 2013 marked the fast rise of The Corner in techno dominance as the releases came out with much anticipation and highly recommended reviews. This resulted with The Corner landing on many year-end lists including Resident Advisor’s Top Labels of the Year, ranked at #8.
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Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, Anthony Parasole has had a lifelong love affair with electronic music. Listening to radio shows playing the early dance tracks from New York, Chicago, Detroit, and beyond, really perked up his ears. His earliest experiences at the New York clubs and Storm Raves blew his mind wide open. Not content to just be another club kid, Anthony began scouring record stores for all of his favorite tracks from the early 90′s to the present day. Parasole is also huge into hip-hop. His engulfment in this gritty New York street music and culture is an influence on his style to this day, not only in his music but in the entire artistic aesthetic of his labels.
From 2003-2007, Anthony was a House and Techno buyer at the Halcyon record store. Through Halcyon, a real pillar of the scene in NYC, Parasole made many contacts, and naturally started an event series called “New Jack City” at the great APT with his co-workers at Halcyon, bringing in many cutting-edge talents from the Tri-state area. This party really increased Anthony’s exposure in New York, and led to many gigs at bigger clubs including Pacha NYC & Shelter amongst many other venues. He then launched "Deconstruct Music” record label with his partner Levon Vincent. DEC-01 “Invisible Bitchslap” by Levon Vincent sold out in 1 week, and immediately put the label on the map and had Hardwax and other influential stores clamoring for more! Parasole also founded the once famed House-N-Home loft-party series with partner Bryan Kasenic of The Bunker. House-N-Home left a everlasting mark and a blueprint in the NYC warehouse/loft scene.
Now Anthony has had productions out on his own labels, The Corner & Deconstruct, as well as for Marcel Dettmann’s mighty techno imprint MDR. Parasole’s EP “Off The Grid” sold out in a few weeks. Following this, Anthony joined Ostgut Ton bookings in December 2013, and their label tapped him to do a remix Marcel Dettmann’s “Seduction”. They then released “My Block” which is Parasole’s first EP for Ostgut Ton. Parasole then made the progression to resident at Berghain and thru this platform he began shaping his sound and technique, pushing his deep, raw, driving, rhythmic, percussive, and mesmerizing sound that club-goers have come to know and love. Then soon after Anthony became resident at Output in his home town Brooklyn, NY and he continues to consistently challenge dancefloors worldwide.
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Records out on Ostgut Ton, Delsin, Marcel Dettmann Records, Deconstruct Music, L.I.E.S., The Corner and Dekmantel UFO. — their own list on Resident Advisor
The nights
2026
- Fri 8 MayMansionstheir 2nd night · Mansions Bar
- Fri 17 AprRefugetheir 2nd night · Refuge NYC
- Fri 6 MarRefugefirst time · Refuge NYC
- Sat 7 FebTBA - East Williamsburg WarehouseMizz Softee
- Fri 30 Janroom not announcedRefuge NYC
2025 — 5 nights
- Fri 19 Dec 2025TBAPAST
- Thu 4 Dec 2025Mansionsfirst time · Mansions Bar
- Thu 30 Oct 2025Bossa Nova Civic Clubfirst time · BOUND
- Fri 27 Jun 2025TBAShift NYC, Transmute NYC
- Fri 2 May 2025Market Hotelfirst time · LETTONNE
2024 — 5 nights
- Sun 1 Dec 2024H0L0their 3rd night · H0L0 NYC, Mizz Softee
- Fri 30 Aug 2024H0L0their 2nd night · Agape, H0L0 NYC
- Sat 22 Jun 2024BASEMENTfirst time · basement ny
- Fri 9 Feb 2024public recordstheir 2nd night
- Fri 12 Jan 2024Paragonfirst time
2023 — 3 nights
- Fri 1 Dec 2023H0L0first time · MeanRed Productions
- Fri 27 Oct 2023public recordsfirst time
- Sat 16 Sep 2023Elsewherefirst time
Their rooms
One tick a night, on the one axis this page has — Aug 2023, where the listings start, to Jan 2027, the last night anybody has announced. The shaded end has not happened yet.
- H0L0Dec 2023 – Dec 20243 nights
- MansionsDec 2025 – May 20262 nights
- RefugeMar 2026 – Apr 20262 nights
- public recordsOct 2023 – Feb 20242 nights
Once each: Bossa Nova Civic Club, Market Hotel, BASEMENT, Paragon and Elsewhere. Four of the 18 listings never named a room, and are not counted as one.
Who they play with
Counted from the bills themselves, over bills of twelve names or fewer. A pair's count includes a night that is announced and not yet played; where there is one, the row says when.
- KYRUHacross four rooms · Aug 2024 – Dec 20254 nights
- Samuel Fishan unnamed room ×1, H0L0 ×1, and 1 more room · Dec 2024 – Mar 20263 nights
- Devoyepublic records ×1, Refuge ×1 · Oct 2023 – Apr 20262 nights
- KXAHBossa Nova Civic Club ×1, Mansions ×1 · Oct 2025 – Dec 20252 nights
The nights, the rooms and the bills are the listings themselves. The biography, the labels and the photograph are Resident Advisor's. Nothing on this page was written for it.