Baby's All Right is obviously popular, but their booking is really good -- can waltz in there any night and hear good tunes. The Lot Radio is a gem and same thing, their curation is what makes it. The Broadway is just a straight up spot
Feb 22, 2024

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It’s no secret that the triangular parcel of land known as The Lot Radio is Brooklyn’s best warm-weather hang and a key hub of New York dance culture. Opened in 2013 and run by Francois Vaxelaire and Pauline La Mell, the site features a DJ booth/shipping container known to host thee most legendary producers in dance music. On any given day, you can relax in the sunshine with friends and a bottle or coffee while listening to artists, critics, record shop owners, or producers mix live on air— or, if you’re lucky, stumble onto a set from Octo Octa, Nick León, or Honey Dijon.
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Nestled in an old hair salon off the Montrose L, Billy’s Record Salon is the perfect place to go find rare and interesting records for a good price. Billy’s is run and curated by Billy Jones, the owner of New York music venue, Baby’s All Right, who has fantastic recommendations on what to listen to. I highly recommend carving out a chunk of time on a Sunday afternoon to listen to music, browse, and chat with Billy.
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since you’re in BK it’s probably right around the corner from you! I recommend: 2lanes (Seen him twice), Objekt, Theo Parrish, Byron Yeates, Ron Like Hell (amazing dj), Akua, Or:la, livwutang, Physical Therapy
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