Redirect: Clarisa Kimskii, KYRUH, Adrian Hex, HNDRNC, Bags, Erik Braun, skoglund
About This Event
Clarisa Kimskii, KYRUH, Adrian Hex, HNDRNC, Bags, Erik Braun and skoglund share a bill at Good Room. The lineup brings DJs and live electronic artists who prioritize tight drum programming, sound‑design-led composition and careful pacing—Adrian Hex's acid‑techno register and Clarisa Kimskii's live-focused approach sit alongside KYRUH, Erik Braun and skoglund's texture-driven sets and room‑attentive DJs like Bags and HNDRNC.
About the Artists
Clarisa Kimskii
Clarisa Kimskii is an electronic artist heard in New York City rooms such as Signal, where she has presented live sets that treat sound design as composition. Her work moves between club architecture and performance practice, shaped by careful control of rhythm, tone, and space.
KYRUH
KYRUH is a New York City–based electronic artist and DJ whose recent work has been heard at Paragon, where they’ve delivered live electronic performances. Their sets move between DJ discipline and performance practice, shaped by bills alongside Photek, Diverge, RATONC1T0, Metalheadz, The Carry Nation, Kim Anh, Cosmo, and Leonce.
Adrian Hex
Adrian Hex is a New York City–based DJ and electronic artist associated with Good Room’s club circuit. Their work sits in the acid techno register, with sets shaped around tight drum programming and shifting tonal pressure.
HNDRNC
HNDRNC is an electronic DJ whose work circulates through New York City’s club circuit, including sets at Good Room. They have appeared on bills alongside Kilopatrah Jones, Mike Servito, Tomàs Urquieta, Bags, skoglund, and Erik Braun, including the “Redirect” lineup that threads these names together.
Bags
Bags is a New York City–based electronic artist and DJ who appears regularly in club settings, including Good Room in Brooklyn. Their sets have been heard alongside artists such as Kilopatrah Jones, Mike Servito, Tomàs Urquieta, skoglund, HNDRNC, and Erik Braun, including the lineup for “Redirect.
Erik Braun
Erik Braun is a New York City–based electronic artist and DJ whose work is built for the live room as much as the dance floor. At Oberon, he has presented sets that treat synthesis and pacing as compositional tools, shaping long arcs from granular shifts in texture.