Pablo Romero & More 'The Sunday Set'
The Ornate Studio650 Sackett Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217 · Map
This night happened — Sun 9 Nov 2025
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Who was billed4 artists
In the order the promoter listed them.
Set times were not published.
Most of these pairings were meeting for the first time that night.
the pairs that have met
5 of the 6 pairings on this bill were first meetings.
- Pablo Romero and Jean-Paul — 6 shared bills before that night, first on Fri 3 Nov 2023.
Who they are
“Pablo Romero is a key figure in New York’s underground music scene, a Queens native whose influence extends far beyond the city’s borders.”
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Pablo Romero is a key figure in New York’s underground music scene, a Queens native whose influence extends far beyond the city’s borders. As the founder of Archivio Record Shop in Brooklyn, he has built a reputation for curating a sound that blends his Latin heritage with the raw, eclectic energy of NYC. Known for his refined yet gritty/raw approach to DJing, Pablo effortlessly merges shades of deep house, techno, and Latin rhythms, creating a seamless flow that captivates any room. Whether spinning vinyl at Archivio, playing extended sets at his own showcases, or sharing stages with global talents at Teksupport, Pablo’s presence is unmistakable. His sets are a reflection of his deep musical knowledge and his unwavering commitment to keeping the dancefloor alive, embodying both the sophistication and edge of the city that shaped him. Credits: - Baum Festival, Colombia - Bumbaye Festival, Colombia - The MET Museum, NYC - Time Warp NYC After Party - Time Warp NYC Official Festival - Music On NYC - Buenas Noches Pro: Cordoba, Argentina - MDL Beast Soundstorm Festival, Saudi ArabiaTheir RA profile lists Inmotion music, Intimate Project Music and Risque.Recently at The Chocolate Factory, Signal, Mansions · often with Daniel Dutts, mink, Bella Mutino, none of them here that night
“Hailing from Colombia and raised in Queens, Jean-Paul's rich cultural background infuses his music with a vibrant blend of Latin rhythms, classic dance records, and underground influences, captivating discerning listeners with his deeper sound selections.”
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Hailing from Colombia and raised in Queens, Jean-Paul's rich cultural background infuses his music with a vibrant blend of Latin rhythms, classic dance records, and underground influences, captivating discerning listeners with his deeper sound selections. Since embarking on his music production craft, he has achieved notable success with releases on labels including Houseworx and Hot Wax. In 2021, Jean-Paul participated in the Vatos Locos Camp in Mexico, earning the opportunity to perform at the iconic barAmericas. These accolades have also opened doors for Jean-Paul to showcase his sound in major cities such as Houston, Atlanta, and Miami, expanding his reach to new audiences across the United States. His latest venture, L’Baile, stands as a meticulously curated party series, elevating him to a residency at the esteemed TBA Brooklyn, further solidifying his position in the global music scene.Their RA profile lists Houseworx.Recently at ARTSPACE, Moondog Hifi, Elsewhere · often with Shahar, Jeny Michelle, THE MEZZ, none of them here that night
“Honey Bun is an interdisciplinary afro-futurist artist whose work aims to reclaim the black past, affirm the black present, and demand the black future.”
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Honey Bun is an interdisciplinary afro-futurist artist whose work aims to reclaim the black past, affirm the black present, and demand the black future. Born in New York City, raised in Texas, and now based in Brooklyn, her selections blend the sounds of her east coast roots, southern upbringing, and the ever-evolving and interconnected sonic output of the global black diaspora. As a resident of Brooklyn’s iconic station, The Lot Radio, Honey Bun hosts her monthly show, ‘BUNTOPIA’, captivating listeners with an explorative monthly mix designed to "sonically journey through the cosmos". The sounds of BUNTOPIA extend into a party night often hosted by intimate NYC clubs, Le Bain and Mood Ring, featuring thoughtfully curated lineups of guest DJs, artists, and friends who share a similar future-forward approach to dance music. When on planet Earth, the sun sets, and the vibrant streets of Brooklyn come alive with the sounds of Soul Connection, a party series co-founded by Honey Bun and Lovie. Together and in community, they connect the mind, body and soul through an essential night of dancing and deep groove filled with glowing soulful house, disco, funk and r&b. Often selected as an RA pick of the week, the beloved party centers intergenerational Black femme DJs and prioritizes cultivating comfortable and love-filled dance floors between renowned Brooklyn clubs, Good Room, Nowadays and Public Records. Honey Bun is a highly sought after addition to any of NYC’s most exciting club nights, as a guest DJ alongside major touring international artists, and trusted by the underground scene to stand alone with the ever-precious all-nighter extended set. Her flexibility and fearlessness to take on any dance floor is reflective of her reputation as an “omnivorous selector” with a record collection and taste that runs wide and deep. While sensual and playful, she can carefully brew peak time moments of heady bass lines, famed drum breaks, and classic Detroit techno, all aiding in her natural inclination to buzz between universes with just a twist of a knob. A reputation that has earned her a newly minted residency at famed nightclub, Nowadays, in Queens, NY. Internationally recognized, Honey Bun has graced the airwaves of prominent stations such as Foundation FM, Rinse FM, Rinse France, and Balamii, along with highly-acclaimed club appearances across western Europe and the UK. Her style has earned her spots on esteemed festival lineups such as Sustain Release, Making Time, headlining the Brooklyn Mirage stage of Boiler Room Festival, and the Red Bull stage for The Governor’s Ball. She is often tapped as the local guest DJ to join international tours of artists like Disclosure, Nia Archives, HAAi, Palms Trax, Gerd Janson, TSHA, Benji B and more. Beyond her DJ work, she was previously the video host for Noisey's Questionnaire of Life and a producer of Emmy-award nominated music documentary series, The Story Of, showcasing her versatility in the music domain.Recently at Xanadu, Nowadays, Elsewhere · often with Lovie, Ayanna Heaven, Sevyn, none of them here that night
“Francisco’s has a very strong connection to his Latin American heritage that is very evident in his music style Francisco and house music came together back in the early stages of the genre in 1988 when he was just six years old.”
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Francisco’s has a very strong connection to his Latin American heritage that is very evident in his music style Francisco and house music came together back in the early stages of the genre in 1988 when he was just six years old. His brother, already into the Chicago Style house scene, used to play records from the likes of Jesse Saunders, Mr. Fingers, Steve Hurley, Farley Jackmaster Funk, Larry Heard, Derrick May, Kevin Saunderson, and Frankie Knuckles all who are know as the true originators of house music. One record which is considered the catalyst for Francisco’s journey into house music was Todd Terry’s “Bango to the Batmobile”. Who knew that one track were the beginning stages of his growing career that carried him all the way to 2013. “I remember digging through my brother’s records and seeing this label with a big old “Fresh” on it I read the title and had to hear it… I was into batman back then, so I figured out how to operate the record player and then my mind was blown.” Francisco stated. He continued saying “I flipped the record and heard “Back to the Beat” and was hooked from that point on.” “Another one of my favorite classics, Jungle Brothers- I’ll house you” he states. “I have a very personal relationship with House Music because I grew up with it, it’s in my blood. I hear House music today and understand where it’s influences come from, something I believe not too many people understand or even know about.” He closes with saying, “My mother says it best, back in the day she would tell people, my kids always listened to that Hip Hop and Rap, but not Francisco, He always listened to music that went “boom, boom, boom, boom!” I love her for that!” You can loosly categorize Francisco’s style as Tribal/tech house mostly because he has a very unique music selection from varios styles. You will hear deep dark beats with Latin percussive influences, melodic vocals, and spoken word, all with a tribal and tech house flavor. Versatility is one of his specialties as he means to introduce the essence of true house music through all of his venues. With Modern day influences such as Oscar G, Chus & Ceballos, Patrick M, Richie Santana, Danny Tenaglia, Jonathan Peters, Carl Cox, Tony Puccio, Diego Palacio, Erich Ensastugue. . Francisco strives to establish himself as one of the top upcoming DJ’s in the music industries. “Always remain true to yourself” is what he always lives by and sharing music with the world is his dream. - Venus: Pacha (NYC), System (NYC), Webster Hall (NYC), La Zarza (NYC), Lava Lounge (NYC), Xio Lounge (NYC), Coliseum (NYC), Elite (CT), Burger Baby (CT,) Boca Rossa (CT), Vibe Sunday’s at the Beach (Hudson Valley NY), Platinum Lounge Resident DJ (Hudson Valley NY), Orient Ultra Lounge(Hudson Valley NY). 2X Guest DJ at Remix Radio (Fox Drive FX) Originator of House Orient’ationRecently at Superior Ingredients, Somewhere Nowhere NYC, Outer Heaven · often with JMFJ, Ryan Hendo, Maria Sifontes, none of them here that night
names these artists often play with — not that night
- Soultek4 with Pablo Romero and 2 with Jean-Paul
- Lovie23 with Honey Bun
- Daniel Dutts19 with Pablo Romero
- Shahar11 with Jean-Paul
- mink8 with Pablo Romero
- Motum8 with Jean-Paul
- Stonie Blue8 with Honey Bun
- THE MEZZ7 with Jean-Paul
172 said they were going.
The room
The Ornate Studio — 20 events and 66 distinct artists since May 2025.
Who put it on
The Ornate Project — 97 events and 236 artists since Aug 2023.