Yaego, Sangre, Glass Halo + Nymph
About This Event
Paragon hosts Yaego, Sangre, Glass Halo and Nymph for a late-night electronic bill. Each DJ works in a room-first register: Yaego favors spare, structural pacing; Sangre blends club electronics with a warmer "soul blues" tone; Nymph relies on clean transitions and steady pressure; Glass Halo describes their approach as "designing the web on cruise control without flashy bang bangs," signaling a control-focused set.
About the Artists
Yaego
Yaego is a New York–based electronic artist whose sets are built for late-night rooms, including Paragon. Often appearing on bills with peers like Sangre, Glass Halo, and Nymph, Yaego works in dialogue with the city’s club ecology rather than outside it.
Sangre
Sangre is a New York–based electronic artist who appears in late-night lineups at Paragon, alongside peers such as Yaego, Glass Halo, and Nymph. Their sets sit at the intersection of club electronics and the warmer edges implied by their “soul blues” tagging, leaning into tone and pacing rather than genre signals.
Nymph
Nymph is a DJ heard in New York City rooms such as Paragon, often appearing in lineups alongside artists including 1morning, DJ Clone, and Eli Escobar, as reflected in events like “Phantasma.” Details of formal training are not widely documented, but the work reads as scene-based and venue-specific rather than studio-driven.