Recess with Kia, D. Tiffany, ADAB, Zi + Eugenia
TBA - Brooklyn; special location, New York City
This night happened — Sun 5 Nov 2023
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Who was billed5 artists
In the order the promoter listed them.
Set times were not published.
the pairs that have met
9 of the 10 pairings on this bill were first meetings.
- ADAB and zi! — 1 shared bill before that night, first on Sun 5 Nov 2023.
Who they are
“KIA blurs the lines of genre-specific sounds to deliver listeners a cauldron of influences with a heavy emphasis on queer and BIPOC artists.”
their own biography
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KIA blurs the lines of genre-specific sounds to deliver listeners a cauldron of influences with a heavy emphasis on queer and BIPOC artists. Inspired by everything from the thunderous clamor of ballroom to the tumultuous drums that inhabit the spaces of underrepresented communities, KIA’s aim is to put visibility and representation in motion one function at a time.Recently at Good Room, 99 Scott Ave · often with livwutang, Yumi, Avalon Emerson, none of them here that night
- Their RA profile lists 1080p, Normals Welcome Records, Banoffee Pies, Genero and 6 more.
Recently at Nowadays, public records · often with CCL, Roza Terenzi, Jennifer Loveless, none of them here that night
“Characterized often by their palette of sounds, they made a name for themselves in Cleveland spinning a variety of genres (house/techno/beats etc.) and venues alike.”
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Characterized often by their palette of sounds, they made a name for themselves in Cleveland spinning a variety of genres (house/techno/beats etc.) and venues alike. Having started djing dance music heavily as a result of finding Cleveland's queer run techno party In Training and being a non binary black youth raised across a few states in the Rustbelt (IL/MICH/OH), they seek to unabashedly open up new understandings for both themselves and others...often with Boyz II Them, Russell E.L. Butler, Shyboi, none of them here that night
often with Significant Other, Special Guest DJ, Simisea, none of them here that night
“The Bay Area dance music scene nourished Eugenia’s roots as a DJ, where she cut her teeth playing local clubs and organizing DIY events in San Francisco and the East Bay.”
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The Bay Area dance music scene nourished Eugenia’s roots as a DJ, where she cut her teeth playing local clubs and organizing DIY events in San Francisco and the East Bay. Her energetic mixing style can be defined as bright, tender, reflective, and dynamic, jumping across many genres of dance music wrapped in a lush atmosphere — always with a signature touch of sass. Eugenia grew up living between California and northern Italy, and dove into the DIY scene in Boston in 2021, where she played with local queer dance music collective Boudoir. Her sets include HOR Berlin, Fast at Work in Los Angeles, Boiler Room in Boston, and Sound Gymnastics in Brooklyn. In March 2023, she founded LUSH, a queer femme-focused DIY rave co-organized with Adam Unknown. Eugenia is based out of Brooklyn as of 2023, where she continues to blossom further and curate her sound. Eugenia is also a practicing poet and host of a genre-non conforming, ambient-inspired mix series called The Shape of Memory as a part of experimental label Ghunghru, where she asks each artist to express a memory through the arc of a mix. The spirit of this series is to re-imagine memory as a breathing, living being, one that influences our feelings and sense of selfLast at Bossa Nova Civic Club in Sep · often with DJ G., Succubass, Matas, none of them here that night
names these artists often play with — not that night
- DJ Plead2 with ADAB and 1 with zi!
- Spurge2 with ADAB and 1 with zi!
- Boyz II Them4 with ADAB
- Russell E.L. Butler4 with ADAB
- como se DJ3 with Eugenia
- Kiernan Laveaux3 with ADAB
- Roza Terenzi3 with D. Tiffany
- Shyboi3 with ADAB
The room
TBA - Brooklyn; special location — 1 event and 5 distinct artists since Nov 2023.
Who put it on
Recess — 4 events and 24 artists since Nov 2023.




