Halloween Weekender: Paramida, Apollonia, Shakolin, + More Cover

Halloween Weekender: Paramida, Apollonia, Shakolin, + More

From Fri 30 Oct at 10:00 PM
To Sun 1 Nov at 6:00 AM
Signal
175 Morgan Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11237, USA

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Halloween Night & Day at Signal stretches from Friday through Sunday morning with 26 artists moving through every corner of club music. Friday begins with a special Shelter x Signal collaboration, featuring global fixture Apollonia. The trio of Dan Ghenacia, Dyed Soundorom and Shonky have spent more than a decade refining their unmistakable approach to house: deep, stripped-back and relentlessly groovy, built for long sets where records are given room to unfold. Their shared history behind the decks makes them a natural fit for an extended Halloween set. Across the weekend, Berghain mainstay PARAMIDA brings the freewheeling spirit of Love On The Rocks, where house, trance, acid, proto-dance and stranger corners of the dancefloor collide. Inner Lakes pushes into psychedelic territory, folding breaks, techno and progressive electronics into his distinctly tripped-out sound, while Bristol’s Hodge brings rhythmic pressure and bass-weight experimentation. Jade Seatle joins with her sharp, fast-moving approach to techno and trance, alongside Karine’s deep and hypnotic selections and Shakolin, a defining voice of Kyiv’s underground whose sets move fluidly through house, techno, electro and the spaces between. They’re joined across the marathon by Alvaro Medina, Bobby., Chloe Battelle, deep creep, Henry Chow, J. Richards, Jack Mulqueen, Joiah, Julie Marghilano, Kurilo, Mathew Jonson (Live), Matthias, Nuno Carneiro, Per Hammar, So-Fi, Taimur, Tommy Chikara, Vitess, Wayne Holland and 98dots. //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// To maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for all, we ask that you respect our house code of conduct: no phones on the dance floor and zero tolerance for harassment, discrimination, or hate.