Kilig celebrates the release of his debut album ' Robots Will Take Over And Wonder Why We Have So Many Group Chats And So Few Hospitals' with his first all night long play in the capital. "I’m so excited to bring all the dark, theatrical, and energetic corners of my collection to my first ever all night long at Carpet Shop!! I cannot wait to spend the night with you. Bring flowers. ~Kilig More on the artist: Drawing from a broad palette of styles, influences flow in from both electronic and non-electronic worlds. It’s emotion, not genre, that defines his craft. His sets are a testament to his sonic range connecting the dots between scenes and eras effortlessly. His sets alongside the likes of Pangaea, Joy Orbison, Mount Kimbie, DJRUM, Bobby. & Courtesy use driving club-rhythms & warped electro sounds with the tenderness of ambient/downtempo interludes - a perfect balance "to make you feel something." His productions live in the grey areas - not quite one thing or another, but unmistakably his. Whether melancholic, nostalgic, euphoric or introspective, each piece feels deeply personal, designed to resonate rather than just entertain. The phrase he returns to again and again: . Sometimes up. Sometimes down.” Kilig isn’t just making tracks or delivering sets - he’s building a world - one that feels deeply intentional and inviting.