Carrier, Emily Jeanne, 320 / upsammy, Kamran Sadeghi / Butter

Carrier is an electronic group associated with New York City’s club and art-music circuit, appearing at venues like Public Records. Their work sits in the orbit of dub techno, IDM, and experimental electronics, leaning on texture, space, and patient rhythmic development.

Emily Jeanne is an emerging electronic artist whose work appears in New York City club and listening-room contexts, including sets at Public Records. She has shared bills with Carrier, 320, upsammy, Kamran Sadeghi, and Butter, placing her within a circuit of hardware-minded, DJ-adjacent electronic performers.

320 is a New York City–based electronic artist and DJ whose work moves between live hardware performance and club-oriented sets at Green Room NYC. Their appearances include nights billed as Life Of: Z@p, Baroque Hoe, 320 B2B Connor Wrong, and Brutal Twink, often framed as live electronic performance rather than a conventional DJ slot.

upsammy is an emerging electronic artist working in IDM and experimental strains, with a catalog that favors detail and structure over genre cues. In New York City, she has appeared at Public Records on bills shared with Carrier, Emily Jeanne, 320, Kamran Sadeghi, and Butter, placing her work in conversation with hardware-led and club-adjacent approaches.

Kamran Sadeghi is a New York City–based musician and producer whose work moves between electronic composition and rock/pop songcraft. Iranian-born and U.S.-based, he has built a practice that spans composing, mix engineering, and live performance.

Butter is an individual electronic artist who appears regularly in New York City’s club ecology, including sets at Public Records. Their performances move between DJ craft and live-minded pacing, shaped by close attention to texture, rhythm, and sound design.