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    Animalia Nonstop: Fred P, Kia, Louis Marlo (live), Mia Koden, Moopie, Simisea

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    Saturday, October 10, 2026

    6:00 PM

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    Kia is a New York–based electronic DJ whose sets sit between club pressure and experimental texture; they have appeared at Nowadays, a staple room for left-field dance music in Queens, and favor precision and pacing over spectacle. This bill at Nowadays pairs Kia with Fred P, Louis Marlo (live), Mia Koden, Moopie and Simisea, covering a range of DJ and live approaches within electronic programming.

    About the Artists

    Fred P

    Fred P

    dub techno

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    Kia

    Kia

    Kia is a New York City–based electronic DJ whose sets have appeared at Nowadays, a staple room for left-field dance music in Queens. Their work sits between club pressure and experimental texture, shaped by bills alongside Introspekt, Joe Nice, ARCHANGEL, Cisne, Jasmine Infiniti, CMD+JAZMINE, Petal, and S'aint Panic.

    Louis Marlo

    Louis Marlo

    dub technoidm

    Louis Marlo is a New York City–based electronic artist and DJ working at the edges of dub techno and IDM. At venues like Nowadays in Queens, he appears both behind the decks and in live settings, including bills alongside Fred P, Kia, Mia Koden, Moopie, and Simisea.

    Mia Koden

    Mia Koden

    uk funkybreakbeatuk garage

    Mia Koden is a South London-based South Sudanese and British music producer and DJ

    Moopie

    Moopie is a New York City–based electronic DJ and selector who regularly appears at Nowadays, the Queens venue known for patient, left-field dance floors. Their work is rooted in club technique, with an ear for texture and a steady sense of time across long blends.

    Simisea

    Simisea

    Simisea is a New York City–based electronic DJ who has appeared at Nowadays, the Queens room known for patient, left-field dance programming. Their work moves through club structures with an ear for detail, favoring clarity over spectacle.