Endless Summer: Felix Cartal, Alastair (…)
About This Event
At House of Yes the lineup brings together Canadian DJ-producer Felix Cartal and Grammy-nominated conductor Alastair Willis. Cartal's recorded output spans five albums — from 2010's Popular Music through 2025's i, sabotage — and he is known for foregrounding unexpected vocalist pairings; Willis is music director of the South Bend Symphony Orchestra and the brother of Berlin Philharmonic low horn player Sarah Willis.
About Endless Summer
At House of Yes, “Endless Summer” reframes the phrase as nightlife documentary rather than surf travelogue, tracking a night’s momentum through pulse, movement, and collective attention. The featured set comes from Taelor Deitcher, known as Felix Cartal, an electronic producer whose catalog runs from early indie-EDM releases to recent albums and major tours. In New York, this kind of program reads less like a concert than a live study of how DJ culture shapes space and behavior. One critical note: the format prizes continuity over narrative, and that is the point.
About the Artists
Felix Cartal
Felix Cartal is the stage name of Canadian DJ and producer Taelor Deitcher, whose recorded output began with the 2009 EP *Skeleton* on Dim Mak. His discography spans five albums, from *Popular Music* (2010) and *Different Faces* (2012) through *Next Season* (2018), *Expensive Sounds for Nice People* (2021), and *i, sabotage* (2025).
Alastair
Alastair Willis is a Grammy-nominated conductor and music director of the South Bend Symphony Orchestra. Willis is the brother of Berlin Philharmonic low horn player Sarah Willis.