Who was billed4 artists
In the order the promoter listed them.
- next: Berghain in Berlin, Sat 24 OctStacey Hotwaxx Hale
- next: The Chocolate Factory, Fri 23 OctLovie
- TEE EM DEE
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Set times were not published.
None of these artists had shared a bill before that night.
Who they are
“The name “Hotwaxx” has been deeply embedded in Detroit’s dance scene in clubs ‘Cheeks’, ‘The Warehouse’, ‘Heaven’, ‘Studio 54’, ‘Grasshopper Underground’, ‘Populux’, ‘Menjo’s’, ‘Heaven’, ‘TV Bar’ and more since 1989.”
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The name “Hotwaxx” has been deeply embedded in Detroit’s dance scene in clubs ‘Cheeks’, ‘The Warehouse’, ‘Heaven’, ‘Studio 54’, ‘Grasshopper Underground’, ‘Populux’, ‘Menjo’s’, ‘Heaven’, ‘TV Bar’ and more since 1989. Her international presence includes performing in London, Ibiza, Berlin, Amsterdam, Toronto, and across the USA in New York at the famous Apollo Theatre, Soul Camp in California, including Oakland, San Francisco, Sacramento, San Jose, and Los Angeles; Miami, Atlanta, and Chicago. Stacey Hale was a mainstay on the radio stations in the mid to late 80s, including WLBS, WHYT, WDRQ and WJLB, winning the Motor City Mix contest 10k prize. Stacey has been featured on numerous Internet radio shows and is currently featured on www.deepspaceradio.com Hotwaxx has formed a live music group, Nyumba Muziki, which has performed at the Charles H Wright Museum of African American History, and for the Detroit 300 Conservancy. Currently, she is the Assistant Music Director / DJ in Jessica Care Moore’s Black Women Rock Band. FESTIVALS: Detroit: D.E.M.F., Movement, Motor City Pride, Dally in the Alley, Charivari, Tec-Troit, The Backpack Music Festival, and the African World Festival, Zoo Project. DOCUMENTARIES: Girls Gone Vinyl, High-Tech SoulTheir RA profile lists KMS, Spinnin' Records, Acacia Records and Movement.Recently at public records, BASEMENT, Nowadays · often with Berghain, nd_baumecker, Kilopatrah Jones, none of them here that night
“Lovie's musical discovery began in the digital music age: a young lover of local radio and after-school MTV marathons, her early mixes took shape in the form of burned CDs she made for her friends.”
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Lovie's musical discovery began in the digital music age: a young lover of local radio and after-school MTV marathons, her early mixes took shape in the form of burned CDs she made for her friends. After relocating from her hometown of Washington, D.C. to New York in 2020, Lovie's unique selection of soulful, spiritual music swiftly ushered her into New York's local music scene. At the taste-making Brooklyn radio station, Lot Radio, she gave birth to her homey platform, summer school radio. For five years Lovie's radio mixes—now being offered as one of the station's few weekly residencies—have thumbed through the intimate corners of her music collection. She saunters through slow-groove disco, dusty '70s funk and groovy '80s jazz at a studied pace that makes it easy to marvel at every timeless chime, trill, and drum beat. She's as tempted by the bedroom pop of Clairo as much as the cosmic funk of Lonnie Liston Smith. Outside the Lot, Lovie presents summer school radio as soothing listening sessions around Brooklyn, providing warm balms for city fatigue with artists like alt-jazz harpist muva of Earth and New Age legend Laraaji. As co-founder of Soul Connection with long-time friend and collaborator, Honey Bun, she imbues the power of friendship and Black femme empowerment into sumptuous house music and '90s R&B spun with the patience and musicality associated with the East Coast house tradition. Connecting the mind, to the body, to the soul, her club sets inspire the warmest, most community-minded dance floors you'll find in the city. Her diligence to the craft, musical curiosity, and deep focus on the listening experience earned her a spot on Mixmag's Top 25 Breakthrough DJs of 2024. She now holds a coveted residency at Brooklyn club public records, and has played at art centers like MoMA, Brooklyn Academy of Music and The Beacon Theater, where she opened for Kamasi Washington. Her work has also brought her to international gigs at Paris's Djoon, London's Spiritland, and more. Whether playing on her stomping grounds or rocking dance floors overseas, Lovie creates honey-sweet dance floor memories you'll want to replay again and again.Recently at public records, Chatroom at Elsewhere, Refuge · often with Honey Bun, JADALAREIGN, Jenifa Mayanja, none of them here that night
“TEE EM DEE (Tyler Davis) is a Brooklyn-based DJ whose sound is rooted in deep and soulful house music.”
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TEE EM DEE (Tyler Davis) is a Brooklyn-based DJ whose sound is rooted in deep and soulful house music. Born and raised in New York City with a background in drumming, his approach to DJing is rhythm-forward and deeply connected to the city's dance music culture. His sets are warm and groove-driven, but versatile — he reads the room and moves fluidly across house styles and tempos as the night demands. Whether opening with restrained energy or guiding a room through peak hours, TEE EM DEE prioritizes flow, timing, and respect for the dancers and the space. As the founder of Third Floor Sounds, he's built a community-driven dance music series in Brooklyn, spotlighting up-and-coming DJs and fostering genuine connection through music.Recently at Green Room NYC, Dead Letter No. 9, Crossroads Cafe · often with Anna Collecta, Deo'jorge, Miss Gypsy, none of them here that night
names these artists often play with — not that night
- Honey Bun23 with Lovie
- Berghain5 with Stacey Hotwaxx Hale
- JADALAREIGN5 with Lovie
- Analog Soul4 with Lovie
- Jenifa Mayanja4 with Lovie
- Kilopatrah Jones3 with Stacey Hotwaxx Hale
- LADYMONIX3 with Lovie
- nd_baumecker3 with Stacey Hotwaxx Hale
76 said they were going — much busier than a usual Sunday at Elsewhere.
how this compares
- Median final count, Sundays at Elsewhere15
- Middle half finished between9 and 41
- Past Sundays at this venue counted66
The room
Elsewhere — 709 events and 2,808 distinct artists since Aug 2023.
Most-tagged here: House (3). genre tags on this room’s listings
Who put it on
Third Floor Sounds — 9 events and 33 artists since Jun 2025.