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    Moving Company: LAMMER, Atilla Ural, Van Der Laan / DJ Paypal, Cashu +more

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    Friday, September 11, 2026

    10:30 PM

    Elsewhere

    Bushwick, Brooklyn

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    Elsewhere hosts Moving Company, a late-night electronic bill featuring LAMMER, Atilla Ural, Van Der Laan, DJ Paypal, Cashu and others. The lineup foregrounds club-facing approaches: LAMMER's hard-house drive and tight transitions, DJ Paypal's footwork-derived, rhythm-first sets, Atilla Ural's paced arcs drawing on Turkish pop, and Cashu's layered live synthesis that sculpts texture in real time.

    About the Artists

    LAMMER

    LAMMER

    hard house

    LAMMER is an electronic artist aligned with hard house, with a moderate Spotify footprint (about 10K followers and a popularity score in the low 40s). In New York City, they have appeared at Elsewhere, including the event “Moving Company: LAMMER + DJ Paypal,” where they shared the bill with DJ Paypal.

    DJ Paypal

    DJ Paypal

    footwork

    DJ Paypal is an electronic artist associated with footwork, operating in a space where club rhythm and digital abrasion meet. His work has circulated as an emerging presence on streaming platforms, with a modest but steady audience and a catalog that favors motion over melody.

    Atilla Ural

    Atilla Ural

    turkish pop

    Atilla Ural is a DJ whose work has appeared in New York City lineups at Cargo at Dead Letter No. 9. He has shared bills with DADA COZMIC, Ultra Violet, and Deo’jorge, in nights that emphasize pacing, transitions, and responsiveness to the room.

    Van Der Laan

    Van Der Laan is an artist group that may encompass various performers or artists collaborating in a specific cultural context.

    Cashu

    Cashu is an electronic artist and DJ appearing in New York City at The Chocolate Factory for *Sights & Sounds*, presenting a live electronic set. Working with DJ tools and real-time synthesis, they build pieces in layers, treating rhythm as structure and texture as narrative.