Metalheadz:Goldie, Adred, Diverge + Anonima & Loka
About This Event
Metalheadz brings Goldie to Paragon with Adred, Diverge, Anonima and LOKA on the bill. The lineup centers drum-and-bass and jungle forms, favoring long arcs, tight sequencing and low-end pressure. Diverge moves between DJ technique and live electronics, while Adred, Anonima and LOKA emphasize room-focused transitions and controlled pacing.
About the Artists
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Goldie
Goldie is the working name of Clifford Joseph Price, an English producer and DJ whose practice also spans graffiti and screen acting. Closely linked to the Metalheadz orbit, he remains a touchstone for drum & bass and adjacent electronic forms built on weighty bass and precise edits.
Adred
Adred is an electronic artist working in drum-and-bass and jungle, with a sound that also touches liquid funk. In New York City, they have appeared at Paragon on bills presented under the Metalheadz banner, alongside figures like Dillinja, Paradox, and JR2K.
Diverge
Diverge is a New York City–based electronic artist and DJ whose recent appearances have centered on Paragon. Their sets move between DJ technique and live electronic performance, shaped by bills alongside Photek, KYRUH, RATONC1T0, and Metalheadz, as well as collaborators like The Carry Nation, Kim Anh, Cosmo, and Leonce.
Anonima
Anonima is an emerging electronic artist on New York City lineups, appearing at Paragon alongside local peers and visiting figures. Their recent billing places them in conversation with Metalheadz-associated programming, including nights headlined by Goldie and featuring Adred, Diverge, and LOKA.
LOKA
LOKA is an emerging electronic DJ who works the club as a site for rhythm study and pressure. In New York City, they have appeared at H0L0 on bills with Nick León, TOXE, and Fakthias, placing their sets in dialogue with contemporary Latin club mutations and post-UK rhythmic logic.