What does it feel like to dance in the streets of Karachi? Inspired by the atmosphere of late-night drives, flickering bulbs, and a city that never sleeps, GULI گلی (“street” in Urdu/Hindi) will answer that question. Global artists and DJs will transform SILO into an immersive, late-night audiovisual experience, bringing the spirit of the South Asian street to Brooklyn. At the center of this transformation is Street Light, a responsive light installation developed in Karachi by URLHUG and programmed to interact with the sonic elements of its environment. Join us Friday, September 12, for a night where borders dissolve, beats take over, and the street becomes the dance floor. \# # # Established in 2017, Karachi Community Radio (KCR) operates as a community-driven project with a focus on archiving, promoting, and advancing contemporary music and art. Our intervention of sound and space is dedicated to the cultivation and expansion of the electronic music and DIY experimental audio-visual scene, particularly from a South Asian perspective. Over the years, KCR has extended its influence on a global scale, gaining recognition for producing Pakistan’s first "Boiler Room" event, which has garnered millions of views worldwide. Additionally, KCR has curated projects for prestigious platforms such as Biennale, SXSW Festival, Cannes Film Festival, Lot Radio, Dub Lab, and Public Records, among others. Presented by SILO Brooklyn & Karachi Community Radio. This is a 21+ event