
Chloé Caillet
also plays Berlin — 1 night
While the world’s online, Chloé Caillet’s in the club. Her music and kaleidoscopic DJ sets recall
utopic rave histories of the past: dance factories, the Balearic bliss of the ‘90s; a time when
smartphones didn’t mediate the clubbing experience. Caillet’s music encourages your full
presence, your phone deep in your pocket.
Within just a few years Caillet, a DJ, producer, multi‑instrumentalist, has become one of
dance’s most vitalizing forces. In 2024 alone she logged tens of thousands of miles playing sets
and curating global communities with SMIILE, her queer‑centered club night. From playing
B2Bs with Jamie xx to closing the terrace at Ibiza’s Circoloco with Kylie Minogue in attendance,
Chloé Caillet has become your favorite pop star’s DJ, your favorite DJ’s DJ, soon to be your
favorite, too.
A musician first, Caillet brings her near‑perfect pitch to the decks. She mixes in key, thinks in
textures and tonalities—fifths, thirds—and instinctively knows the sounds that will mesh
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together best. Always at least three steps ahead of the track, she creates fine musical details
within her sets, setting up perfect harmonies on the fly. Her layering is subtle, but if you lean
closer you her years of classical study; her background in improvisational jazz.
Initially drawn to rock music, she played keys and bass in a small psychedelic outfit named The
Clockwork as a teenager in Paris. Throughout her adolescence she performed in an array of
blues, garage and alternative rock bands across Paris and London before ending up in the
dance music space during Ed Banger’s most prolific era. By the time she moved to New York
City in her early twenties, LCD Soundsystem and DFA Records had overtaken the scene with
their dance‑rock revival, inspiring Caillet to carry over her prog credentials into her first DJ sets.
Initially drawn to production through her background in A&R, she quickly became a sensation
in the NYC dance music scene, playing and creating rock‑embellished electo reminiscent of
Greg Wilson’s early mixtapes, and later inspiring Beck to personally commission her for a remix
of his track “Chemical” in 2021. As her star began to rise further, Caillet gradually moved away
from her proggy roots and towards groove‑heavy house. “But I’ve definitely been feeling a pull
back to my roots lately,” says Caillet.
Their Resident Advisor profile, in full and unedited.
Records out on CircoLoco Records and SMIILE Records. — their own list on Resident Advisor
The nights
15 listings across 14 nights — one date in November 2025 carries two listings, and both are here.
- Sun 1 NovBrooklyn Storehousetheir 4th night · CircoLoco, Teksupport22 going
2026
- Fri 25 SepKnockdown Centerfirst time
- Sat 2 Maypublic recordstheir 2nd night
2025 — 5 listings
- Sat 1 Nov 2025Brooklyn Storehousetheir 3rd night · CircoLoco
- Sat 1 Nov 2025Brooklyn Storehousetheir 3rd night · Teksupport
- Sat 6 Sep 2025H0L0first time · H0L0 NYC, ReSolute, SMIILE
- Thu 15 May 2025public recordsfirst time
- Fri 21 Mar 2025Brooklyn Storehousetheir 2nd night · Teksupport
2024 — 3 nights
- Fri 1 Nov 2024Brooklyn Storehousefirst time · CircoLoco, Teksupport
- Sat 4 May 2024Brooklyn Miragefirst time · Avant Gardner, Transmoderna
- Fri 15 Mar 2024The Chocolate Factoryfirst time · FUNCTION NYC, George Najm, SMIILE
2023 — 4 nights
- Fri 29 Dec 2023Bldg 293 - BK Navy Yardfirst time · Tilt Presents
- Sun 29 Oct 202399 Scott Avefirst time · Teksupport
- Fri 27 Oct 2023TBA - Brooklyn locationCircoLoco, Teksupport
- Thu 7 Sep 2023The Glasshousefirst time · Teksupport
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.
- Brooklyn StorehouseNov 2024 – Nov 20253 nights
- public recordsMay 2025 – May 20262 nights
Once each: Knockdown Center, H0L0, Brooklyn Mirage, The Chocolate Factory, Bldg 293 - BK Navy Yard, 99 Scott Ave and The Glasshouse. One of the 15 listings never named a room, and is 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.
- BedouinBrooklyn Storehouse ×4 · Nov 2024 – Nov 2026 · together again Sun 1 Nov3 nights
- DixonBrooklyn Storehouse ×2, Brooklyn Mirage ×1 · May 2024 – Nov 2026 · together again Sun 1 Nov3 nights
- Jimi JulesBrooklyn Mirage ×1, Brooklyn Storehouse ×1 · May 2024 – Nov 2026 · together again Sun 1 Nov2 nights
- Dee DiggsH0L0 ×1, Knockdown Center ×1 · Sep 2025 – Sep 20262 nights
- MeilgaardenH0L0 ×1, public records ×1 · Sep 2025 – May 20262 nights
- RegularfantasyH0L0 ×1, public records ×1 · Sep 2025 – May 20262 nights
- Seth TroxlerBrooklyn Storehouse ×3 · Nov 2024 – Nov 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.