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Sunday in The Atrium: Awesome Tapes From Africa

public records233 Butler St, Brooklyn, NY 11217 · Map

This night happened — Sun 31 Mar 2024

public records

Who was billed2 artists

In the order the promoter listed them.

Set times were not published.

None of these artists had shared a bill before that night.

Who they are

  • Awesome Tapes From Africa

    Los Angeles · 3 bookings since Mar 2024

    “Brian Shimkovitz was on a Fulbright scholarship in Ghana when he got hooked on the cassette culture of the region.”

    their own biography

    the whole biography
    Brian Shimkovitz was on a Fulbright scholarship in Ghana when he got hooked on the cassette culture of the region. Street vendors hawked West African recordings in myriad genres, from highlife to African disco, old left-field soul to curious local pop. Much of his style is largely unheard outside of West Africa.

    often with Amiroo, B-Manesh, Prinzpfiffig, none of them here that night

names these artists often play with — not that night
  • Amiroo1 with Awesome Tapes From Africa
  • Ata Kak1 with Awesome Tapes From Africa
  • B-Manesh1 with Awesome Tapes From Africa
  • Balearic Banana1 with Awesome Tapes From Africa
  • Dimitra Zina1 with Awesome Tapes From Africa
  • Lollise1 with Awesome Tapes From Africa
  • MIRZA1 with Awesome Tapes From Africa
  • Mustelide1 with Awesome Tapes From Africa
83 said they were going — quieter than a usual Sunday at public records.
how this compares
  • Median final count, Sundays at public records123
  • Middle half finished between66 and 199
  • Past Sundays at this venue counted149

The room

public records — 766 events and 1,571 distinct artists since Aug 2023.

Holds about 300.

Most-tagged here: Techno (19), House (17), Deep House (11), Experimental (5) and Tech House (4). genre tags on this room’s listings

Artist photos: Resident Advisor, event 1845654.

Attending counts, venue records and co-billing history: adrift’s record of New York City events.

Quoted passages are the promoter’s or the artist’s own words, unedited.