
Robert Hood / Ne/Re/A / Marco Neves / Sandrien / Lyric Hood / James Axon
Basement
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New York
Friday, April 3 at 10:30 pm EDT
EDM
Nightclub
Friday, April 3 at 10:30 pm EDT
EDM
Nightclub
Details
Description
April begins with a session from the master. Robert Hood is one of techno’s core architects, an artist whose work is indelibly braided into the genre’s DNA. Having emerged in Detroit as an early member of Underground Resistance, his initial productions stand as some of the label’s grittiest. Hood’s mixture of unvarnished textures - inspired by both the blight and soul of Detroit - with his deeply-felt spirituality brought him to a new iteration of techno: minimal. Along with Jeff Mills, Hood would innovate and pioneer an approach that would influence countless artists and change the world. His mid-90s work pares back every element to its most unforgivingly barebones, essential qualities. From there, Hood leads the listener into a new universe, at times vexing but always fascinating. In the three decades since then, the power of his work has never diminished. Hood is as vital and masterful as he ever was. Ne/Re/A returns to the room to do what she does best. The Merge resident is one of NY’s definitive techno selectors. A rave sorceress with a keen knack for thundering, peak time energy, Ne/Re/A has been a consistent presence in BASEMENT since we first opened our doors. Base Seven head Marco Neves completes the lineup. Last year’s “Viva” EP sees the producer in a soulful mood, taking raw techno power into a sensual, expressive zone that is utterly hypnotic.
Amsterdam’s Sandrien is back in STUDIO. An artist with over twenty years logged behind the decks, Sandrien is a force of nature whose command of the craft is beyond reproach. Having helmed a residency at both De School and its predecessor Trouw, she stands as a pillar of the Dutch capital’s thriving community. But she’s more than just a hometown hero - Sandrien has made an impact at practically every stage of renown across the world. Though primarily known for her techno sets, she’s just as adept at playing a seamless house set, and her appearances in STUDIO hit just right. She’s joined by Lyric Hood. One half of Floorplan, Lyric Hood’s solo work takes the throttling club drive of that project in a rawer direction. Fusing deep, techy funk, clubby vocals and a propensity of a saucy, juke-inspired loop, Lyric Hood is a woman on a mission to set it off. James Axon is fast becoming a regular presence in STUDIO. The Planet Love founder is one of LA’s best, harnessing a classic synth-heavy soul and liquid groove. Axon takes you to effervescent heights and throbbing depths.
■ No photos or videos
■ Ticket purchase does not guarantee entrance
■ No phone use on the dancefloor
■ The dance floor is for dancing, not conversation
■ No glowing/flashing clothes or items
■ Respect other people's space, no shuffling
■ Consent is mandatory
■ Zero tolerance for racism, homophobia, transphobia, sexism, ableism or any form of discrimination
■ Take care of each other, alert our staff if somebody isn't feeling well
■ Violating the house rules will result in removal
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