Sofia Kourtesis (DJ Set), Sorley, EREZ, House Hats: Trainer RED + more

Kepler is an electronic artist heard in New York City rooms such as Elsewhere, where DJ sets move between clean rhythmic structures and hazier synthetic color. The name nods to astronomy, suggesting a practice built around systems, orbiting motifs, and gradual drift.

Neon Indian is an American electronic project shaped by Denton, Texas musician Alan Palomo, whose work also extends to Ghosthustler and releases under other names. Often presented as a DJ set, the project draws on the hazy palette associated with 2010s chillwave while keeping a clear pop structure underneath.

Neggy Gemmy is an electronic artist whose work moves between club-ready rhythm and melodic synth writing. In New York City, she has appeared at Elsewhere, a venue known for cross-genre bills and late-night DJ culture.

Sofia Kourtesis is a Peruvian DJ and producer who works between Berlin and the club circuit, with appearances in New York City venues including Elsewhere. Her electronic sets draw on lo‑fi house, built from clean percussion, small melodic turns, and long transitions that let grooves accumulate over time.

EREZ is an electronic artist who appears on New York City late-night bills at Elsewhere, where they’ve shared lineups with Sofia Kourtesis, Sorley, and Trainer RED, as well as Kepler, Neon Indian, Neggy Gemmy, Steffy, and Baum.

Sorley is an electronic DJ and producer whose work sits close to tech house, built on steady percussion and gradual, functional shifts. In New York City, they appear on late-night bills at Elsewhere, sharing lineups with artists such as Sofia Kourtesis and EREZ.