Join Low End Directive for an unforgettable night as we celebrate the release of Chiara Manchia's highly anticipated EP, Movement, on Friday, November 8th at the intimate TBA Brooklyn! Considered to be the grooviest gal in the Great White North, Chiara will be laying it down with her impeccable discography. Adding to the excitement, we’re thrilled to announce support from the local and talented DJs Eric Louis and Auphoria, who will keep the energy flowing all night long, from open to close. FIRST 50 PEOPLE WILL RECEIVE A FREE EXCLUSIVE SHIRT Let’s make this night one to remember—come early and come ready to dance! About Chiara: https://www.instagram.com/chiaramanchia https://soundcloud.com/chiaramanchia By day, Chiara is an engineer; by night, she is a music producer and DJ known for her contagious energy and groovy basslines. Her journey into music production and DJing began in 2019, inspired by her passion for videography and the use of electronic music in her videos. Starting in Toronto, she embraced the deep tech/minimal house style and has performed at top electronic nightclubs, including Vertigo, Subdivision, and CODA. She has also played at major festivals such as VELD and Electric Island. Since 2021, Chiara has released numerous tracks on 10+ labels, including Lazic Records and Innocent Music. For Chiara, music is everything. Her talent, hard work, and dedication ensure a bright future. She is always learning and growing, with no plans of stopping. Support by: Auphoria https://www.instagram.com/auphoriamusic https://soundcloud.com/auphoriamusic Eric Louis https://www.instagram.com/djericlouis https://soundcloud.com/dj-eric-louis Coming from NJ, Eric Louis is a DJ/ producer with eclectic taste and refined skills both as a producer and as a DJ. Conscious about music trends while keeping his taste for the underground, in 2021 Eric launched his own imprint “Devilish Affair” as a medium for his latest dub leaning sounds. His music is continually played by the likes of Ryan Elliott, Evan Baggs, Andrey Pushkarev and even progressive veteran John Digweed.