Who was billed9 artists
In the order the promoter listed them.
- Morabito
- next: Le Bain, Fri 30 Octboyyyish
- Phillip Kimball
- James Anthony
- John Ceglia
- Quentin Harris
- Hex Hector
- Rissa Garcia
- Lenny Fontana
Set times were not published.
Most of these pairings were meeting for the first time that night.
the pairs that have met
32 of the 36 pairings on this bill were first meetings.
- Morabito and Hex Hector — 3 shared bills before that night, first on Sun 10 Nov 2024.
- Morabito and John Ceglia — 2 shared bills before that night, first on Sun 10 Nov 2024.
- John Ceglia and Hex Hector — 2 shared bills before that night, first on Sun 10 Nov 2024.
- James Anthony and Rissa Garcia — 1 shared bill before that night, first on Sun 29 Mar 2026.
Who they are
““Legendary” is often overused, but it accurately describes Susan Morabito, who has dominated the dance scene for over three decades and remains as relevant, current and celebrated as ever.”
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“Legendary” is often overused, but it accurately describes Susan Morabito, who has dominated the dance scene for over three decades and remains as relevant, current and celebrated as ever. Susan got her start at the Pavilion in Fire Island Pines and quickly conquered “the circuit”, playing the GMHC Morning Party, AmfAR’s Dance On Washington, Black & Blue, Cherry, Blue Ball, Gay Days, USS Intrepid for Stonewall 25 and the 20th Dance On The Pier. Sold out after-hours in MIA and NYC, Twilo Tea, her parties for The Saint At Large and being the first woman to headline The Black Party, all made nightlife history. She played Twilo, Roxy, Tunnel, Sound Factory, Limelight, Palladium, Roseland, Cielo, Pacha, Webster Hall, gigs across North America, Europe, Brazil, Japan and Australia and helmed events for Calvin Klein, Gucci and Louis Vuitton, as well as the prestigious Met Gala. Now simply known as Morabito, dropping her first name signaled change and helped publicize her evolution towards a more progressive, tech house influenced sound. Gigs since include WE Party NYC and SFO, several Masterbeat L.A., Industry SFO, Heretic and Xion ATL, Hustlaball, Winter Party Week MIA, Toronto, Montreal, San Diego and Dallas Pride, IML Chicago, Cherry, Distrkt C, OZ Halloween, BRÜT, Trade, Alegria, Sunrise and Viva NYC, Pavilion and The Pines Party, Independence and Carnival Week P-town, Black & Blue 25, and NYC World Pride/Stonewall 50 Pride Island. A new generation of fans now rave about Morabito’s command of the room, her extensive music versitility and her ability to create a cohesive and seamless experience on the dance floor. This gift has always earned her the respect and lasting acclaim she receives.Their RA profile lists Aviance Records.Recently at House of Yes, Good Room, Red Eye NY · often with Boomer Banks, DJ Dawson, Ben Wild, none of them here that night
“Dance floor beware! boyyyish is Viet-Mexican club kid who has been in the NYC scene for over a decade.”
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Dance floor beware! boyyyish is Viet-Mexican club kid who has been in the NYC scene for over a decade. When he’s behind the decks, expect his magnetic groove to transcend genre and time as he takes you anywhere from house, acid, rave, soulful house, latin and beyond while rooted in timeless feeling and flow. His renowned weekly radio show “breakfast with boyyyish” delves into deep cut 80s and 90s electronic music, exploring the origins of a variety of dance music genres across the world. With more than seven seasons on the air it has become a cult favorite amongst DJs. He’s been featured on The Lot Radio, HÖR, BCCO, Apple Music Razor N Tape and Rinse FM. His signature 90s house sound with a modern touch is no less a love letter to the NYC nightlife created by his two mentors Christina Visca [Sound Factory/Paradise Garage/Studio 54] and Susanne Bartsch [Copacabana/Le Bain] for whom he has been a resident DJ and collaborator since 2020. He has supported the likes of Danny Krivit, Inner City, Kevin Saunderson, Todd Edwards, Jellybean Benitez for Glitterbox, Eli Escobar, Rich Medina, Dimitri from Paris, Tedd Patterson, Maurice Fulton, The Egyptian Lover, Hex Hector, Rimarkable, Ewan McVicar, Posthuman for I Love Acid, Tiga, JD Samson, Jubilee, Lauren Flax, Dana Montana, Mestiza, Eliza Rose, SG Lewis to name a few… You can find him regularly at home base clubs Le Bain and House of Yes and as resident DJ for Susanne Bartsch. But no club in NYC is foreign to him from Good Room, Nowadays, The Stranger, Bossa Nova Civic Club, Elsewhere, X-Pizza, Wiggle Room, Lucid Radio, Knockdown Center, Webster Hall, Sony Hall, Paragon, Gitano Island and Public Hotel. As a nightlife scion, he’s also soundtracked many a NYFW event for labels such as Theory, Helmut Lang, Prabal Gurung, Kiehl’s and editorials such as Paper Magazine and Ladygunn. Outside of NYC, his talent has brought him to Berlin, Milan, Tulum, Pavilion Festival in Scotland, Mexico City, Calgary, Bonnaroo Music Festival, South by Southwest, Aspen Gay Ski Week, DC, Pittsburgh, Provincetown Carnival and Fire Island. This tornado of influence is always surprising crowds in his breakneck yet seamless sets and your head will be spinning like a turntable should you lend an open ear before he’s off to the next stage.Recently at Dead Letter No. 9, Bossa Nova Civic Club, Paragon · often with Amber Valentine, materia hache, W. Jeremy, none of them here that night
Recently at Red Eye NY · often with Andi, Boomer Banks, LEFTI, none of them here that night
Recently at MAD Radio NYC, Good Room · often with Robbie Leslie, James Park, AG, none of them here that night
- House on 84, Deep House on 39, Tech House on 13 and Garage House on 15. styles on their catalogued releasesReleased on BPM King Street Sounds (1), Nervous Records (1) and Someothershit (1); their RA profile also lists NRK Music, Objektivity, Strictly Rhythm, Deepa Grooves and 3 more. labels on their catalogued releases and on their RA profile
Recently at Hana House, Love's Club, HK Hall · often with DJ Justice, liL Ray, Tre Hunter, none of them here that night
“HEX HECTOR Hex Hector’s skills are sought after the world over.”
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HEX HECTOR Hex Hector’s skills are sought after the world over. Where has the king of club anthems been, you might ask? After touring extensively in the early 90s, Hex spent 10 years of quality time in the studio pumping out hit after hit. While still remixing for big names, the thrill of playing in clubs has been beckoning and he’s back doing what he loves…feeling the crowd and making people dance with that deep, sexy, underground sound deep, sexy, underground sound. The post-disco rise of New York nightclubs like the Paradise Garage Paradise Garage, the Roxy Roxy and the Funhouse Funhouse provided the foundation for Hex’s burgeoning interest in dance music, as did radio shows like KISS-FM’s Shep KISS-FM’s Shep Pettibone Pettibone. At the height of his touring days, Hex held residencies at legendary New York hot spots like the Tunnel, Limelight, Palladium, Tunnel, Limelight, Palladium, Sound Factory Bar, Nell’s, Club USA Sound Factory Bar, Nell’s, Club USA and Danceteria Danceteria. Along the way he met and became friends with Jennifer Lopez Jennifer Lopez, who was later the catalyst for his blockbuster remix “Waiting for Tonight” “Waiting for Tonight”, winning him a Grammy Grammy for Remixer of the Year Remixer of the Year in 2001. By that time, Hex was one of the industry’s most in-demand remixers. Grammy-winner, musical renaissance man, international influencer.Recently at Jean’s, Good Room, Hearsay · often with Stevie Guttman, Tommy Hart, DJ USA, none of them here that night
“Rissa Garcia is a celebrated New York house DJ, producer, and NightChild Records label boss, widely regarded as a driving force within NYC's underground dance music scene.”
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Rissa Garcia is a celebrated New York house DJ, producer, and NightChild Records label boss, widely regarded as a driving force within NYC's underground dance music scene. Influenced by her Staten Island upbringing and the legendary atmosphere of clubs like Vinyl, where Danny Tenaglia's sets captivated her, Rissa’s career has been shaped by a deep connection to House Music. That moment of discovery remains her "Paradise Garage" spark, fueling her passion for crafting immersive experiences on dance floors across the city and beyond. Over nearly two decades, Rissa has earned her place among the greats, sharing decks with icons such as Danny Tenaglia, Tony Humphries, Danny Krivit, Kenny Dope, and TODD TERRY, among others. Praised for her ability to seamlessly blend house, funk, soul, classics, and beyond, her sets reflect a nuanced mastery designed to move bodies and unite spirits. As the founder of "Dancing Room Only," Rissa champions authentic club culture, crafting spaces where the music takes center stage and the crowd reconnects. Her ethos is simple yet powerful: put the phones down, feel the beat, and dance together. Her work with NightChild Records, relaunched in 2018, showcases her commitment to advancing house music’s artistry. With a catalog approaching 100 releases—including collaborations with legends like Todd Terry—her label has become a hub for soulful, high-quality productions. Her releases also appear on distinguished labels like Plastik People Recordings and Rhythm & Culture. Rissa’s talent has drawn accolades from peers and legends alike— King Britt called her "unreal," Tony Humphries hailed her as "an immense talent," and Danny Tenaglia praised her selections and mixing as "wonderful." A DJ, producer, event curator, and label head, Rissa Garcia is not just a standout artist; she’s an untapped gem whose dedication to NYC’s house music heritage continues to resonate globally.Deep House on 10, House on 9, Tech House on 3 and Nu-Disco on 1. styles on their catalogued releasesReleased on NightChild Records (2), Bambossa Records (1) and LW Recordings (1); their RA profile also lists King Street Sounds, Seta Label, Fresh Meat Records, InHouse Records and 4 more. labels on their catalogued releases and on their RA profileRecently at MAD Radio NYC, Good Room, 314 Scholes · often with Orson, NIGELTHREETIMES, Laila Amira, none of them here that night
Recently at Bar Society, Now & Then NYC · often with Dat Gurl Curly, merlin bobb, Chanelle, none of them here that night
names these artists often play with — not that night
- W. Jeremy5 with boyyyish and 1 with Morabito
- Boomer Banks3 with Morabito and 1 with James Anthony
- flirty8002 with Hex Hector and 1 with Morabito
- Orson2 with Rissa Garcia and 1 with James Anthony
- Tommy Hart2 with Hex Hector and 1 with Morabito
- Bustin' Loose1 with James Anthony and 1 with Rissa Garcia
- GENPOP1 with James Anthony and 1 with Rissa Garcia
- John Michael Dispirito1 with James Anthony and 1 with Rissa Garcia
126 said they were going — quieter than a usual Sunday at Good Room.
how this compares
- Median final count, Sundays at Good Room176
- Middle half finished between99 and 345
- Past Sundays at this venue counted56
The room
Good Room — 477 events and 1,024 distinct artists since Aug 2023.
Holds about 500.
Most-tagged here: House (6) and Techno (3). genre tags on this room’s listings
Who put it on
Christina Visca — 4 events and 17 artists since Nov 2024.
John Ceglia — 2 events and 11 artists since Nov 2025.