Juneteenth: Hieroglyphic Being, Swami Sound, DJ DatKat, Devoye
About This Event
Signal hosts a Juneteenth late-night bill pairing Hieroglyphic Being, Swami Sound, DJ DatKat and Devoye. Hieroglyphic Being brings long-form, hardware-leaning rhythms rooted in IDM and Chicago house; Devoye and BEIGE, both regulars on Signal’s Juneteenth programs, favor controlled, texture-focused DJ sets that treat transitions as composition, while Swami Sound supplies collaborative, genre-spanning performances.
About the Artists
Hieroglyphic Being
Hieroglyphic Being is an electronic producer and DJ whose work moves between IDM, Chicago house, and soul-jazz inflections. In New York City, he has appeared on late-night bills at Signal, including a Juneteenth program alongside Stonie Blue, BEIGE, and Devoye.
Stonie Blue
Stonie Blue is a New York City–based rock/pop artist who performs in the city’s club circuit, including sets at Cargo at Dead Letter No. 9. Their work centers on songcraft and a direct vocal delivery, with arrangements built for a live room rather than a studio polish.
BEIGE
BEIGE is a New York City–based electronic and DJ project heard in late-night rooms like Signal. The group appears on bills alongside artists such as Hieroglyphic Being, Stonie Blue, and Devoye, including a Juneteenth program that places dance-floor practice in a wider cultural frame.
Devoye
Devoye is a New York City–based electronic artist and DJ, heard in the city’s late-night rooms and on bills at Signal. Their sets move between club-functional rhythm and more exploratory textures, shaped to the acoustics and pace of the room.
Swami Sound
Swami Sound is a music collective known for its eclectic sound and collaborative performances, often featuring various artists and genres.
DJ DatKat
DJ DatKat is a DJ whose sets draw on Brazilian funk and funk carioca, shaped for club systems and late-night pacing. In New York City, they appear at Signal, including Juneteenth programs alongside artists such as Hieroglyphic Being, Swami Sound, and Devoye, with overlaps in lineups that have also included Stonie Blue and BEIGE.