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The Lady, The Swallow, The Sorceress

The Sultan Room234 Starr St. Brooklyn, NY 11237 · Map

This night happened — Fri 9 Feb 2024

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Who was billed13 artists

In the order the promoter listed them.

Projections · Performers · Magali · A Cult · Burnt Mirror Beauties · Bri Frei ft. Andrew Askew · Lucy Rosa Blanca · Zara Franke · Tench.nology · ARTIST VENDORS · Crushpuppie · Hog Time Vintage · Femme Mentale

Set times were not published.

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

Who they are

  • Projections

    Los Angeles

    “Their sound combines a dizzying array of influences spanning disco-funk, 70s soft rock, synth-pop, and the leftfield eclecticism of early Ibiza and Daniele Baldelli's Cosmic Club.”

    their own biography

    the whole biography
    Their sound combines a dizzying array of influences spanning disco-funk, 70s soft rock, synth-pop, and the leftfield eclecticism of early Ibiza and Daniele Baldelli's Cosmic Club. The duo, who have also recorded as Woolfy vs Projections, are UK-born Simon “Woolfy” James and LA native Dan Hastie. The pair met around the turn of the 2000s and soon became inseparable. After a sample-driven first release by James under the Projections moniker, Hastie joined and drafted in players from his newly formed funk outfit Orgone. Their globally-inflected sound attracted the attention of Guidance, the Chicago deep house and downtempo stable. A couple of EPs preceded the band's 2002 full-length debut, Between Here And Now. A couple more 12”s followed before a Split EP with James' other alias Woolfy on NYC's Rong inspired them to have the two continue to spar. As Woolfy vs Projections they signed to Munich's Permanent Vacation and settled into a stargazing, pop-tinged disco groove for four acclaimed albums, plus singles and remixes. The first of these was The Astral Projections Of Starlight in 2008, The Return Of Love in 2012, Stations in 2015 and, most recently, 2019's Destinations. Multiple international tours established them as a modern-day live disco band just as liable to tear the roof off the club as to soundtrack an unforgettable sunset. The duo's more laid-back outings have them heavily associated with the so-called Balearic revival, featuring on compilations including Jose Padilla’s Café Mambo and Buddha Bar. The cult Woolfy song “Odyssey”, co-written by the duo, is just one of theirs considered a perennial classic of the genre. For forthcoming output on their new label, the !K7-distributed Ritual Release, they return to recording under the name Projections and continue to shape their ever explorative and distinguished sound.
    Their RA profile lists Permanent Vacation, Rong Music, Guidance Recordings and Ritual Release.

    often with ART EXHIBITION, Korn (rope), Madame Von Fatale (burlesque), none of them here that night

  • Performers

    9 bookings since Nov 2023

    often with Hunter Petree, Delilah At Night, Star Mitchell, none of them here that night

  • A Cult

    2 bookings since Feb 2024

    often with DJ STARLADY KAMILA, ISSAC MANN, KIRK WINDSOR, none of them here that night

  • Burnt Mirror Beauties

    2 bookings since Feb 2024

    often with DJ Pepper Somerset, Father John, The Fleet, none of them here that night

  • Tench.nology

    2 bookings since Sep 2023

    Last at ZION in Sep 2023

names these artists often play with — not that night
  • Delilah At Night3 with Performers
  • Hunter Petree3 with Performers
  • MTHR TRSA2 with Performers
  • Star Mitchell2 with Performers
  • Supporting DJs2 with Performers
  • ▆ Performances1 with Projections
  • ART EXHIBITION1 with Projections
  • Axis Alpha1 with Projections

The room

The Sultan Room — 369 events and 771 distinct artists since Aug 2023.

Holds about 250.

Most-tagged here: House (9), Dancehall (4), Afrobeats (3), Hip-Hop (3) and Pop (3). genre tags on this room’s listings

Artist photos: Resident Advisor, event 1849608.

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.