Performatist
    Electronic

    Midgar: upsammy, Kamran Sadeghi / OK EG [Live], Severja & Aion / Palto Flats & Joshua Cordova

    Illustration for Midgar: upsammy, Kamran Sadeghi / OK EG [Live], Severja & Aion / Palto Flats & Joshua Cordova

    Friday, September 18, 2026

    11:00 PM

    Public Records

    Gowanus, Brooklyn

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    Live event at Public Records

    About the Artists

    upsammy

    upsammy

    idmexperimental

    upsammy is an emerging electronic artist working in IDM and experimental strains, with a catalog that favors detail and structure over genre cues. In New York City, she has appeared at Public Records on bills shared with Carrier, Emily Jeanne, 320, Kamran Sadeghi, and Butter, placing her work in conversation with hardware-led and club-adjacent approaches.

    Kamran Sadeghi

    Kamran Sadeghi

    Kamran Sadeghi is a New York City–based musician and producer whose work moves between electronic composition and rock/pop songcraft. Iranian-born and U.S.-based, he has built a practice that spans composing, mix engineering, and live performance.

    OK EG

    OK EG

    dub technoidm

    OK EG is a New York–based electronic project associated with the city’s club-and-listening-room circuit, including performances at Public Records. Their sets draw on dub techno and IDM, built from patient rhythmic grids and finely tuned sound design.

    Severja

    Severja is an electronic artist whose work moves between club architecture and more detailed, textural composition. In New York City she has appeared at Public Records, including the Midgar program alongside upsammy, Kamran Sadeghi (as OK EG live), Jacob Gorchov, and her collaborator Aion.

    Jacob Gorchov

    Jacob Gorchov

    Jacob Gorchov is an electronic artist heard on New York City bills at Public Records, including the Midgar program alongside upsammy, Kamran Sadeghi (as OK EG live), and Severja & Aion. His work sits in the same detail-minded ecosystem as these peers, built for attentive rooms rather than spectacle.