Lewis Recordings 25th Anniversary feat. Edan, Skinshape [DJ], The Still Brothers, Charlie Forest, Midnight Cafe, Raining Blue, + more
About This Event
Lewis Recordings marks its 25th anniversary with a late-night lineup at Public Records featuring Edan, Skinshape [DJ], The Still Brothers, Charlie Forest, Midnight Cafe, Raining Blue and more. Charlie Forest, Midnight Cafe and Raining Blue work in a detail-minded electronic mode — measured sets that favor structure, tonal nuance and textural drift over spectacle, suited to Public Records’ room-as-architecture approach.
About the Artists
The Still Brothers
Set on a quiet cul de sac the charming curb appeal welcomes you. This home is ready for you to make your own. The large den has a cozy fireplace, custom ceiling treatment and a wall of windows and french doors to enjoy the garden backyard view.
Charlie Forest
Charlie Forest is an electronic artist whose catalog also brushes up against “country hip hop,” as reflected in Spotify’s tagging and a following of roughly 154K. In New York City, Forest has appeared at Public Records, a room known for treating sound as part of the architecture.
Midnight Cafe
Midnight Cafe is an emerging electronic group heard in New York City rooms such as Public Records, where the sound system and the crowd become part of the arrangement. Their live sets move between programmed rhythm and textural drift, built with a DJ’s economy and a producer’s attention to detail.
Raining Blue
Raining Blue is an electronic group heard in New York City rooms like Public Records, where club systems and careful programming carry as much weight as melody. They have shared bills with artists such as Edan, The Still Brothers, Charlie Forest, and Midnight Cafe, including the Lewis Recordings 25th Anniversary event.
Skinshape
Skinshape is a DJ and producer whose sets move between groove-driven electronics, psych-tinged textures, and crate-digging sensibility. With a moderate Spotify profile and roughly 360K followers, the project has built a steady audience without relying on spectacle.