Hear + There: Rasaaq, Kiyoshi, CAMILLA, Jimbo

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TICKETS AVAILABLE VIA KYD LABS/OUR IG BIO AT THE LINK BELOW: Here + There makes a much awaited return to New York City with another daytime extravaganza filled with vinyl selectors from all corners of the globe, putting forward-thinking house music on display in its fullest form. +++ Rasaaq Rasaaq is the product of an upbringing in diaspora, splitting time between the golden coasts of Nigeria and The United States. Approaching DJing as a world-building art, he wields varying shades of tech house, prog, and breakbeats to create cosmic spaces where movement isn’t a choice, but a calling. Despite only being 24, he’s drawn attention overseas with sets for Brussels Blur and Basic Moves, Montreal’s Le Salon Daome, Lyon’s Super 5, and Ecuador’s Trotamundo Festival. +++ Kiyoshi Born in Tbilisi, Georgia, a city pulsing with underground electronic energy, Kiyoshi has been spinning records for nearly five years, weaving together a hot and heavy collection that bridges classic old-school heat with cutting-edge sounds. As a resident of Apollo Studios and Golden Records, her name often appears alongside the OGs of the underground — a testament to her evolving presence in the scene. Kiyoshi’s sets have become known for their deep, bass-driven sensuality — hypnotic, unpredictable, and always alive. +++ Camilla Camilla is an Italian DJ and selector who has built a steady presence across New York’s club landscape, with appearances at Public Records, Elsewhere, Outer Heaven, Resolute, and Golden Records, while also touring across the U.S. and Europe. With a background in dance and a deep connection to the physicality of the floor, Camilla’s selections move across house, techno, electro, breaks, and progressive, unified by textured atmospheres, rolling basslines, and a strong sense of narrative, whether guiding peak-time energy or inviting dancers into slower, more immersive states. +++ Jimbo Born in Guadalajara, Jimbo has been curating forbidden records and building his vinyl collection since 2019 — guided by instinct, raw passion, and an unbreakable connection to music. In 2020, he naturally evolved into production, crafting melancholic, authentic, and timeless sounds, always outside of trends or formulas. Jimbo’s sets navigate through house, minimal, and broken rhythms with a sharp ear and an honest pulse — shaped by countless dancefloors, long journeys, and a tireless search for feeling over perfection. +++ Custom set design from Jonathan Schatzburg Jonathan is a brooklyn-based scenic designer, production designer, prop fabricator and art director whose work has been seen at The Brick, The Tank, The Chain, Columbia University and New York University. In collaboration with the h+t crew, he's cooking up something special to create a unique and fun environment for dancers at the Meadows.