Who was billed4 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
Recently at House of Yes, The 1896 · often with Caleesi, Chris Schwarzwälder, Britta Arnold, none of them here that night
“From their home base in the heart of the Big Apple’s dynamic dance music scene, the duo have left their mark on countless dancefloors around the world, playing and producing a hypnotic mix of immersive grooves from across the electronic music spectrum.”
their own biography
the whole biography
From their home base in the heart of the Big Apple’s dynamic dance music scene, the duo have left their mark on countless dancefloors around the world, playing and producing a hypnotic mix of immersive grooves from across the electronic music spectrum. 2022 has been a banner year for Sleepy & Boo, both on the road and in the studio. This summer, they made their return to Europe with a multi-city tour that brought the duo to Berlin (including the infamous Sisyphos), Amsterdam, Barcelona, Prague, Hamburg, and Porto. Miami, Los Angeles, West Palm Beach, Savannah, Denver, Detroit and San Diego have all been DJ destinations for Sleepy & Boo this year, in addition to their regular headlining and support sets throughout some of New York’s finest venues. On the production front, Sleepy & Boo have kept up a prolific output in the studio. They have focused heavily on their techno expressions recently, building a strong discography of hard-hitting, dub-inspired tracks that have won support from international labels and DJs. New York icon Boris has featured their sounds on his Transmit Recordings label with numerous releases, along with releases on Mavic Music, San Diego’s up-and-coming Techniche label, David Hohme’s Where the Heart Is imprint, the UK’s Colour and Pitch, Australia’s Translucent, Japan’s Hypnotic Room, Aruba’s Arawak, Spain’s KRSL, Italy’s Syncopate, and the UK’s Miles from Mars and Observatory Music impints. Support for their releases have come from artists including Maya Jane Coles, Hernan Cattaneo, Oscar G, Roger Sanchez, Pablo Ceballos, Karotte, Drunken Kong and many more. Sleepy & Boo have funneled the expertise as DJs into their own productions. Their sound is about building a vibe and energy, a sophisticated fusion of relentless percussion, mesmerizing chord stabs, and haunting melodies and arpeggios that fluctuate throughout their tracks. Their productions perfectly capture the tension and anticipation that are the hallmarks of a great night on the dancefloor, honed from Sleepy & Boo’s comprehensive knowledge of the dynamics of building a set. In New York, Sleepy & Boo are fixtures on the nightlife circuit, with regular appearances at Brooklyn’s celebrated Williamsburg Hotel, the Sultan Room, Times Square’s infamous Paradise Club, the Hard Rock Hotel’s RT-60, Daphne, Ciao Ciao and many more destinations. In addition to their headlining sets, the duo have played support sets for iconic DJs including Claude Vonstroke, Jody Wisternoff, Claptone, Guy J, Jeremy Olander, Hernan Cattaneo and Nick Warren, Oscar G, ARTBAT, Cassian, the Crystal Method and more.Progressive House on 10, Tech House on 11, Deep House on 9 and Techno on 7. styles on their catalogued releasesReleased on Aletheia Recordings (4) and San Bolsa Music (1); their RA profile also lists Yoshitoshi, Nite Grooves, Lapsus Music, Nervous Records and 6 more. labels on their catalogued releases and on their RA profileRecently at ARTSPACE, Arlo Williamsburg, Loulou · often with @bedford, TimahTempo, Kimonos, none of them here that night
“ọba+flip is a DJ duo based in Brooklyn, New York.”
their own biography
the whole biography
ọba+flip is a DJ duo based in Brooklyn, New York. They met at an underground techno party in 2017—a connection that blossomed into a partnership in love and music. They’ve been playing together since 2020, turning what began as a shared hobby into a powerful way to express their deep affection for music and commitment to each other. “ọba” means “king” in Yoruba, the first language of ọba’s mother, while “flip” nods to the flip phone she still carried when they met—as well as their shared desire to “flip things up.” Together, they merge their unique lived experiences to provide uplifting, hard-driving sounds with space and groove. Their craft is a testament to their adaptability, effortlessly matching and elevating the energy of the room with a range of house, techno, and everything in between. Soundcloud: ọba+flip https://soundcloud.com/oba-flip Instagram: @oba.flip https://www.instagram.com/oba.flip/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/oba.flip.dj/Recently at Circle Line Cruises, Signal, The 1896 · often with Lovecraft, Daniel Cowel, Sarah Wild, none of them here that night
names these artists often play with — not that night
- Mira3 with Jake the Rapper and 3 with OBA+FLIP
- Chris Schwarzwälder3 with Jake the Rapper and 2 with OBA+FLIP
- Lovecraft6 with OBA+FLIP
- Daniel Cowel5 with OBA+FLIP
- @bedford3 with Sleepy & Boo
- Britta Arnold3 with Jake the Rapper
- Caleesi3 with Jake the Rapper
- Dima3 with Sleepy & Boo
207 said they were going — quieter than a usual Saturday at Signal.
how this compares
- Median final count, Saturdays at Signal346
- Middle half finished between252 and 512
- Past Saturdays at this venue counted78
The room
Signal — 350 events and 914 distinct artists since Feb 2025.
Most-tagged here: House (4) and Techno (3). genre tags on this room’s listings
Who put it on
Midnight Caviar — 18 events and 54 artists since Mar 2024.