Mobile Output x Let's Dance Brooklyn
Under the K Bridge, New York City
This night happened — Sun 18 Oct · 1pm → 7pm
free · JunXion and Mobile Output ·
Press play
Who was billed6 artists
In the order the promoter listed them.
- next: 26 Bridge, Thu 22 OctAli Coleman
- next: Dead Letter No. 9, Fri 23 OctBea Trinidad
- Joey Greiner
- Edward Frame
- Le FIU
- Mark McNulty
Set times were not published.
the pairs that have met
13 of the 15 pairings on this bill were first meetings.
- Edward Frame and Le FIU — 15 shared bills before that night, first on Fri 21 Jun 2024.
- Edward Frame and Mark McNulty — 1 shared bill before that night, first on Sat 4 May 2024.
Good to know
- “Since 2020, we’ve hosted over 50 free events showcasing hundreds of artists and visual creatives, building spaces where music, community, and creative expression thrive.”
ALI COLEMAN / @djalicoleman / @letsdancebrooklyn
NYC-based DJ, producer, and cultural organizer, Ali Coleman has been bringing people together through dance since 1979. Blending soulful, Afro-influenced, and globally inspired house, he’s a longtime community connector who helped repeal NYC’s Cabaret Law and launch the Mayor’s Office of Nightlife.
BEA TRINIDAD / @beatricetrinidad
NYC-born Filipina DJ, vinyl selector, and producer Bea Trinidad blends soulful and deep house with hip-hop, R&B, jazz, and global club rhythms. Known for her multi-deck mixing and international perspective, she’s brought her sound to Public Records, Elsewhere, and House of Yes while championing community, inclusivity, and women in music.
JOEY GREINER / @joeygreiner / @ecstaticdancenyc
A NYC dance-floor fixture for over 15 years, Joey Greiner blends deep house with Afro-Latin rhythms and funky disco grooves. From Mysteryland and Miami Music Week to NYC and Paris clubs, he keeps the energy moving and currently brings Brooklyn’s open-air party scene to life with the KTPM collective.
EDWARD FRAME / @edwardframe / @vice.nyc
Edward broke out in LA with PEARL, a summer party that became a nightlife staple. Known for high-energy sets and deep, soulful house, he’s played major venues and festivals across LA, NYC, and beyond, bringing an infectious energy to every dance floor.
LE FIU / @brandon.le.fiu / @vice.nyc
Brandon is inspired by euphoric energy, moving between tech house, house, and disco with plenty of groove, tension, and a little chaos. A fixture in NYC nightlife, he’s also the founder of VICE, a monthly Hell’s Kitchen party for tech house heads.
MARK MCNULTY / @mcnultyranks / @mobileoutput
A versatile NYC DJ and Mobile Output crew member, Mark McNulty connects the dots between left-field electronic music, house, trip-hop, drum & bass, reggae, and rare groove. Drawing on a background in music blogging and deep-dive research, his sets weave unexpected sounds into one seamless journey.
MOBILE OUTPUT / @mobileoutput
Brooklyn-based Mobile Output is a community-driven project bringing people together through dance, art, culture, and civic engagement. Since 2020, we’ve hosted over 50 free events showcasing hundreds of artists and visual creatives, building spaces where music, community, and creative expression thrive.
[01:00PM - 02:00PM] Mark McNulty
[02:00PM - 03:00PM] Joey Greiner
[03:00PM - 04:00PM] Bea Trinidad
[04:00PM - 05:30PM] Ali Coleman
[05:30PM - 07:00PM] Edward Frame b2b Le Fiu
from the promoter’s listing on Resident Advisor
Who they are
“Ali Coleman is a New York City–based DJ, producer, and cultural organizer whose relationship with DJ culture began in 1979, emerging from early disco, block parties, and club spaces that centered music as a tool for release and connection.”
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the whole biography
Ali Coleman is a New York City–based DJ, producer, and cultural organizer whose relationship with DJ culture began in 1979, emerging from early disco, block parties, and club spaces that centered music as a tool for release and connection. That lineage continues to inform his intuitive, people-centered approach today. As a DJ and producer, Ali’s sound draws from deep, soulful, Afro-influenced, and globally inspired house music, blending classic foundations with forward-facing selections. His work spans clubs, festivals, cultural institutions, and public spaces, adapting seamlessly across contexts while maintaining musical integrity. Ali brings both underground credibility and seasoned professionalism to every room—whether he’s warming up a floor, taking it peak-time, or closing with intention. . In 2023, Ali marked 30 years of professionally bringing communities together through dance, culture, music and inclusion. Ali has hosted events and DJed at some of New York’s top clubs and party spaces such as House of Yes, Nowadays, Cielo, Public Records, Club Shelter, Water Taxi Beach, Santos Party House, Limelight, and many others. He has shared the bill with more than 300 DJs, including Francois K, Natasha Diggs, Rich Medina, Justin Carter, Doc Martin, and hundreds more. In 2017, Ali helped organize and bring about historic change, working with an array of the city’s creative minds to get the Cabaret Law repealed and to institute the first Mayor’s Office of Nightlife. Ali has dedicated his life to being a positive community connector with a flair for bringing people together.Recently at Nowadays, Ki Smith Gallery, Dead Letter No. 9 · often with Jeremy Giros, Bendito, Dj Stormin' Norman, none of them here that night
“Bea Trinidad is a New York City–born and based Filipina DJ, vinyl selector, and producer whose sound is a vibrant map of her global travels and multicultural roots.”
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Bea Trinidad is a New York City–born and based Filipina DJ, vinyl selector, and producer whose sound is a vibrant map of her global travels and multicultural roots. Her sets are heavily based on New York City’s musical identity, anchored in the warmth of soulful and deep house, with influences of hip-hop and r&b, jazz, soul, peak-time euphoria of ’90s anthems, and a wide-reaching palette of global club rhythms - the very sounds that defined the city’s legendary dance floors. A technical powerhouse behind the decks, Bea is known for her multi-deck mixing and hybrid digital-vinyl sets. By bridging the gap between these classic NYC sensibilities and modern dance floor rhythms, she creates a sound that is both locally rooted and internationally minded. A classically trained pianist and dancer of over 20 years, Bea’s relationship with music is inherently physical. Her perspective has been sharpened by a decade-long immersion in rave culture, giving her an innate understanding of the dance floor’s energy and the "why" behind the groove. While living in Europe for three years, Bea’s background as a promoter for the Paris-based collective Possession offered a firsthand look at the logistics and raw energy required to build a movement from the underground up. This experience, combined with her ability to speak several languages, allows her to navigate the industry as a true sonic citizen. Bea is celebrated for her versatility. Much like her work as a cultural commentator, her sets explore the globalization of sound, proving that a fusion of cultures can create a universal language on the floor. Bea has brought her sound to some of New York City’s favorite spaces, including Public Records, Elsewhere, and House of Yes. Her international reach extends to Asia and Europe, while her versatility has led to partnerships with global brands like Adidas, Free People, the US Open, and Dazed Magazine. Beyond the booth, she remains a dedicated advocate for her community, consistently lending her abilities to fundraisers, POC-led organizations, and initiatives championing women in music. Ultimately, her mission is to ensure the dance floor remains an accessible site for connection, advocacy, and joy.Recently at Roberta's, Elsewhere, Pier 78 at Hudson River Park · often with Roland & Brother Rich, Bustin' Loose, SMURFOUDIRTY, none of them here that night
“He's been a resident at the top venues in NYC & Paris and has rocked the stages of Mysteryland, TomorrowWorld, Miami Music Week & Amsterdam Dance Event.”
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He's been a resident at the top venues in NYC & Paris and has rocked the stages of Mysteryland, TomorrowWorld, Miami Music Week & Amsterdam Dance Event. He's currently running the best Open Air parties in Brooklyn with the KTPM collective. Keep The Party Moving!Recently at Unveiled, The Chocolate Factory, Crossroads Cafe · often with TALON, Augusto Yepes, Sky So Young, none of them here that night
“Edward has been DJing since 2019 but broke out in 2020 after launching PEARL, a summer party that became a staple in Los Angeles.”
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Edward has been DJing since 2019 but broke out in 2020 after launching PEARL, a summer party that became a staple in Los Angeles. Known for his high-energy sets and deep, soulful house, he’s played major venues like HEART WeHo, W Hotel Hollywood, and LA PRIDE. His reach has expanded to NYC, where he’s played City of Gods and The Eagle, as well as internationally at Fairyland Festival in Puerto Vallarta alongside Mark Knight and James Hurr. Now based in New York, he continues to push his sound, working with top party producers and creating unforgettable dancefloor moments.Recently at Boxers HK, VERS, Museum of Sex - NYC · often with Jaesyun, Aspirin, Grant Tyler, none of them here that night
Recently at Boxers HK, VERS · often with Ponyboy, Isaiah Sanders, Clinton Foster, none of them here that night
“Mark McNulty is trusted by discerning dance floors.”
their own biography
the whole biography
Mark McNulty is trusted by discerning dance floors. Since 2018, he’s built a reputation as a versatile DJ who specializes in left-field electronic music. He finds common ground between house, trip-hop, drum & bass, reggae, lounge, and rare groove, blending these styles into a sound that is more than the sum of its parts. McNulty got involved with electronic music as a blogger in 2015 and developed a knack for research and storytelling that he applies to his DJ sets today. From his home in New York City, he’s performed in more than 10 states and Canada. He associates with NYC crews Mobile Output and The Rust and has supported acts including NOTION, Fabio, Makoto, Pola & Bryson, and Detox Unit.Recently at McCarren Park, Dead Letter No. 9, Bossa Nova Civic Club · often with Telesforo, Andrey Trofimov, Ju Lee, none of them here that night
names these artists often play with — not that night
- Jaesyun4 with Edward Frame and 1 with Le FIU
- Bridge2 with Ali Coleman and 2 with Bea Trinidad
- Lauren Ritter2 with Ali Coleman and 2 with Bea Trinidad
- Aspirin2 with Edward Frame and 1 with Le FIU
- Ponyboy2 with Le FIU and 1 with Edward Frame
- Isaiah Sanders1 with Edward Frame and 1 with Le FIU
- Matt Denton1 with Edward Frame and 1 with Le FIU
- Jeremy Giros6 with Ali Coleman
The room
Under the K Bridge — 34 events and 232 distinct artists since Aug 2023.
Who put it on
JunXion — 15 events and 78 artists since Aug 2023.
Mobile Output — 20 events and 79 artists since Aug 2023.
Also that night
- Life Of x Floor Tactics - SUNDAY 10/18Green Room NYC — also tagged tech house, with progressive house too.
- The Ritual with Anané & Louie VegaH0L0 — also tagged house, with afro house too.
- LOVE SENSATION SUNDAYS 10.18.26 w/ Kevin Aviance, Johnny DynellClub Rawhide — also tagged house, with disco too.
how these 3 are connected
- Life Of x Floor Tactics - SUNDAY 10/18 — RA tags both listings tech house — and that one also progressive house.
- The Ritual with Anané & Louie Vega — RA tags both listings house — and that one also afro house.
- LOVE SENSATION SUNDAYS 10.18.26 w/ Kevin Aviance, Johnny Dynell — RA tags both listings house — and that one also disco.