Grrl // Warehouse Rave (Maru, Andes Connection, 1-800-305)

Follow our instagram for updates and dress theme! @ instagram.com/hyper.miami 18+ | Please be ready to show government-issued ID ˖๑‧˚꒷꒦︶︶₊꒷꒦︶︶₊꒷꒦˚‧๑˖ HYPER miami PRESENTS: 𝑮𝑹𝑹𝑳: Warehouse Rave during Miami Music Week 2025 w/ local support from: ⸝⸝ The Andes Connection ⸝⸝ MARU (hard groove, techno, footwork, jersey, latin club) ⸝⸝ FORESEER ⸝⸝ 1-800-Lolita b2b XANA ⸝⸝ DJ Extraa (Bass, Club, Latincore, Techno, and Breakbeat) Live visuals by Chrolik x Devoid Caliber x Violet Forest ˖๑‧˚꒷꒦︶︶₊꒷꒦︶︶₊꒷꒦˚‧๑˖ ⸝⸝ Expect a HI NRG night of latin club / latincore / guaracha, miami bass, techno, grime, Jersey club, gqom, and electro breaks. BONUS FEATURES: ⸝⸝ Best Dressed wins $100 (Check our instagram for dress theme) ⸝⸝ Play PS2 Games: Need for Speed, Midnight Club, and GTA Vice City. ⸝⸝ Miss Petite Cosplay cosplaying DJ Peaches / Princess Peach Techno Rave Meme SET TIMES 💣 (subject to change) 10 FORESEER 11 The Andes Connection 12 MARU 1 - 3 GRRL 3 DJ Extraa 4 1-800-Lolita B2B XANA HYPER Miami returns for a special Miami Music Week edition, bringing the city's underground scene to life in a warehouse location. This time, we're welcoming the visionary DJ and producer 𝑮𝑹𝑹𝑳 as our headliner, alongside a stacked local lineup of Miami’s most boundary-pushing DJs, representing the cutting edge of underground club music. Expect high-BPM chaos, experimental sound design, cutting-edge visuals, and relentless energy as Miami’s rising talents take over the decks, delivering everything from hyperpop mutations and deconstructed club to breakneck techno and high-intensity bass. To make this experience hit even harder, we’re bringing in a Funktion-One sound system, delivering crystal-clear highs and deep, immersive bass—every kick, synth, and vocal hitting exactly as intended. This is Miami’s best-kept secret. ๑‧˚꒷꒦︶︶₊꒷꒦︶︶₊꒷꒦˚‧๑˖ James Mapley-Brittle is GRRL, an artist and DJ who hails from the college town of Durham, North Carolina. There is resolutely nothing cozy or small about GRRL’s sound – they craft an exquisite world of music that explores the elements of future bass, techno, grime, gqom, breakbeat, and club without falling into traps or clichés. With their future-forward style and finely tuned aesthetic, GRRL’s early Soundcloud salvos quickly caught the attention of some of cyberspace’s most savvy names. In 2016, GRRL was invited to do a show on NTS Radio and began curating playlists for Nest HQ, which led to DJ mixes lauded by Skrillex and gigs with Anamanaguchi, Porter Robinson, and AG Cook and the PC Music crew. From there, GRRL was enlisted to help score Alexander Wang’s Sisters movie and developed a sample pack for Splice, in tandem with frequent collaborator Nick Sanborn (of Sylvan Esso and Made of Oak), that leans into hardware sounds and the stretchy sci-fi drums that are a GRRL staple. In between all this, GRRL has released three albums over the last several years, paying testament to their seemingly inexhaustible well of ideas and a hard drive filled with hundreds of tracks. 2019’s Pay Attention – inspired in part by racing games like Midnight Club and Need For Speed, Nike ACG colorways, and defunct ’80s logos – presents a cinematic vision of future club with 25 tracks that stretch the limits of jungle, grime, Jersey club, gqom, and beyond effortlessly. Odyssey and Marathon, released months apart in 2020, find GRRL playing in the electrical field between Autechre-style sound design, Night Slugs’ architectural bass heat, and Blawan’s subby techno landscapes, while their Operator EP for Jubilee’s Magic City label is a bright and fun homage to Miami bass and freestyle through a Drexciyan lens. GRRL is less about a sound or a style and more so a personal vision that is constantly being refined. In a landscape cluttered with paint-by-numbers club tracks and algorithmic fodder, GRRL’s devotion to craft and intentionality in dance music is an icy blast of fresh air and a much-welcomed glimpse into an exciting future for electronic music. ๑‧˚꒷꒦︶︶₊꒷꒦︶︶₊꒷꒦˚‧๑˖ HYPER Miami is a collective by Violet Forest + Devoid Caliber that throws hyperpop raves in a 3,700-square-foot warehouse. HYPER miami is dedicated to building and leading the hyperpop community in the city. Our mission is to create an underground space for fans, artists, and creatives to connect and celebrate this vibrant and evolving genre. Our team, made up of sound, lighting, and design experts with international industry experience, is focused on delivering memorable experiences to Miami’s underground scene through music and live visuals.