Afro Carnival presents Riddim N' Bass with DJ Tunez & Ethan Tomas
About This Event
Afro Carnival’s Riddim N' Bass at Silo Brooklyn pairs Nigerian‑American DJ Tunez with Ethan Tomas and electronic artist Ginja. Tunez, who joined Starboy Entertainment in 2015 and has worked with Burna Boy, Omah Lay and others, favors momentum and clean transitions; Ginja presents a live electronic set that foregrounds mixing, pacing and low‑end control.
About Riddim N' Bass
Afro Carnival’s “Riddim N’ Bass” lands at Silo Brooklyn as a DJ-forward night built on the overlap between Afrobeats and club electronics. Nigerian-American DJ and producer DJ Tunez draws from a Starboy Entertainment lineage, keeping pace through tight, unshowy transitions. Ginja brings live electronic construction into the room, shaping rhythm in real time rather than simply selecting tracks. In a city where Afro-diasporic sound has moved from niche parties to institutional stages, the program reads as a snapshot of that shift, and a reminder that technique can carry cultural weight.
About the Artists
Ginja
Ginja is an electronic artist and DJ whose work is built for the club as much as for close listening. In New York City, they appear at SILO with a live electronic set that foregrounds mixing, pacing, and sound design over stagecraft.
DJ Tunez
DJ Tunez is a Nigerian-American DJ and producer whose work moves between club tempos and Afrobeats-driven pop. He joined Wizkid’s Starboy Entertainment roster in 2015 and soon after began releasing productions, including early tracks with Wande Coal, followed by collaborations with artists such as Sarz, Burna Boy, Busiswa, Reekado Banks, and Omah Lay.