James Juke, Devoye, Raphael Ernesto - Dead Letter No.9

We’re carrying the dance floor into the new year with three selectors guiding the night from start to finish. In CARGO, James Juke and Devoye guide the floor through a late-night arc designed for dancers who like to stay locked in. James Juke brings a sharp, rhythmic sensibility rooted in deep house foundations and forward-leaning club energy, always reading the room, always building patiently. Born in the Bronx and shaped by Brooklyn, Devoye draws from the full lineage of New York dance music while channeling the futurism of Detroit. His sets move fluidly between jacking techno, high-energy house, and eclectic club cuts, blending styles with a flow that feels effortless but deliberate. As a producer, his releases on Coloring Lessons, Haus of Altr, and Nervous Records strike a balance between experimental rhythm and pure dancefloor drive. Up front in the Foyer, Raphael Ernesto sets the tone with depth and experience earned over decades behind the decks. A Brooklyn-born house music veteran, Raphael brings over 30 years of history from NYC’s ’90s rave underground to international stages across more than 20 countries, including Space Ibiza alongside Carl Cox and Barcelona’s Nasty Mondays. His sound blends classic New York house with modern disco-house flair, warm, groove-forward, and deeply musical. Free before 10pm w/ RSVP | 21+ Venue opens at 5PM | Happy Hour 5PM-8PM | Music at 9PM