Baby Weight

BABY WEIGHT @ LOSO w/ Will Kutt Saturday, July 11 DJ Sets: 9p - 2a 2727 W. Broad St 21+ For over a decade, Washington, D.C. based artist Baby Weight (aka Cara Eser) has been stunning dancefloors. Known for her signature genre bending sound, dynamic DJ sets, and outspoken advocacy, she has earned the respect of some of dance music’s biggest talents including Fatboy Slim, Walker & Royce, LP Giobbi, Justin Martin, Chris Lorenzo, Idris Elba, Nicole Moudaber, VNSSA, and has performed at notable festivals including Coachella, Electric Daisy Carnival, SXSW, Hard Summer, Lightning in a Bottle, Firefly Music Festival, and Dirtybird Campout. In 2017, Baby Weight added ‘label boss’ to her resume when she co-founded the indie record label Chub Rub which she uses to showcase emerging talent across the house music spectrum. 2019 saw the release of her freshman album, ‘Phases,’ which debuted on Beatport’s top 10. In 2020, Eser came out as transgender citing a need to transition in her personal life and as an artist. Later that year, she had her first Beatport #1 with the release of ‘Rave Police.’ In 2021, she participated in Mixmag’s ‘Impact’ series where they called her “resolutely anti-bullshit and pro fun.” 2022 was a breakout year for Baby Weight with multiple high profile releases including ‘House Princess’ which was featured in Calvin Klein’s Pride campaign. In 2023, she was named by DJ Mag and The Blessed Madonna as an “artist to watch” leading to a nomination for “Breakthrough DJ of the Year (North America).” This momentum continued with ‘Slay 4 Me’ on He.She.They garnering heavy support from BBC Radio 1, Defected, Ministry of Sound, and a guest mix on Future Dance with Sarah Story. In 2024, her releases ‘Inner Voice’ and ‘For U’ broke new ground for her sonically before culminating in a buzzworthy set at Coachella that year. With an undeniable energy and music steeped in emotional integrity, Baby Weight is quickly becoming a dance music industry darling to keep an eye on. ——— LOSO Safe Space Policy ——— LOSO is a place for music lovers and dancers to come and express themselves freely. We encourage everyone to enter into the space with respect for one another. In order to ensure safety and enjoyment for all, we have defined our safe space policy, below: We have zero tolerance for violence, racism, transphobia, sexism or any other discriminatory language or actions. If anyone or anything makes you feel unsafe while you’re inside, please go to any of our staff, and they will assist you. Video and photography are acceptable, but we ask you respect our no flash policy. And remember, the dance floor is for dancing! We know conversations are to be had, we simply encourage everyone to have conversations at the bar or on our patio. —————— ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL