Laylit
About This Event
Laylit headlines a multi-artist bill at Elsewhere with 444, DJ Halla, DJ Lil Buddy, Fatin, Hanan, MNSA, Myyuh, Nadim Maghzal, Ramzi El Edlibi, SRI, LALA, and ZEM. The lineup gathers artists whose live work privileges pacing, texture, and clean transitions—Laylit’s patient rhythms alongside 444’s club/Chinese-hip-hop edge, Fatin and Hanan’s pop-inflected club approaches, Ramzi El Edlibi’s live percussion, and song-focused sets from LALA and SRI.
About the Artists
Laylit
Laylit is an emerging electronic artist whose work leans on patient rhythm and clean transitions. In New York City, she appears at Elsewhere, a venue known for club-forward programming that rewards detail over spectacle.
Myyuh
Myyuh is an electronic artist and DJ appearing on New York City lineups, including sets at Elsewhere. Their work sits in the club tradition, built for pacing and transitions rather than song-form narratives.
MNSA
MNSA is an electronic artist heard in New York City rooms like Elsewhere, where their sets have appeared alongside Laylit, Myyuh, Nadim Maghzal, Fatin, 444, SRI, and LALA, with collaborations that include dance and percussion with Ramzi El Edlibi.
Nadim Maghzal
Nadim Maghzal is an electronic artist whose sets move through raï-inflected rhythms and club-focused production. In New York City, he has appeared at Elsewhere, often in lineups tied to Laylit. He has shared bills with artists including Myyuh, MNSA, Ramzi El Edlibi (dance/percussion), Fatin, 444, SRI, and LALA, situating his work in a scene that crosses DJ culture with live movement and percussion.
Ramzi El Edlibi (dance/percussion)
Ramzi El Edlibi is an electronic-leaning dancer and percussionist whose sets move between live rhythm and club architecture. In New York City, he appears at Elsewhere, often in lineups tied to Laylit and alongside artists including Myyuh, MNSA, Nadim Maghzal, Fatin, 444, SRI, and LALA.
Fatin
Fatin is an electronic artist whose recordings sit at the edge of Indonesian pop and club-oriented production, reflected in a sizable online audience and moderate streaming visibility. In New York City, she has appeared at Elsewhere, placing her work in a venue known for forward-leaning dance floors.