BUSH DÜF (Full Venue Event, Free w/ RSVP)

BUSH DÜF makes a triumphant return to our favorite Danley sound system with a venerable lineup of local DJs. Featuring a mix of first-timers at SILO and previous party presiders in a much-anticipated big-room b2b, expect another astounding night of cosmic, colorful and cathartic techno till the fog and floor must clear.

SUPER WAV treats us to a techno-tilted opener as our first SILO debut. A music-lover in every regard, he wields a wide-ranging palette spanning psychedelic house, jackin’ acid and many genres defying easy categorization. Evoking the universal in even the most esoteric sounds, his thoughtful curation scouts selections and selectors alike as the organizer of ripple worldwide, a downtempo mix series, and synchroNYCity, a recently-established party built around revisitations of timeless records.

EMMALINE then takes us to midnight and beyond with her propensity for expressive propulsion. The driving force behind Bossa-based BUCKLE UP BABY is more than just a hostess of high-energy rhythms, but a consistently-mesmerizing mixer of dense layers and direct emotion, seamlessly navigating improvisation and authorship. Her acoustic acumen is not to be missed on a sound system like SILO’s, which is why we’re thrilled she could join our party for the first time in what is also her venue debut.

Ben Zo and STEEN are back with their biggest b2b yet. Each attuned to the nuances to the stadium-sized sound system at-hand, their respective experiences as DÜF director and Open Decks ombudsman promise unique uplift in this space familiar to both. Reprising their b2b after a few months instead of a few years like before, their symbiosis as selectors dates back half a decade (to when they first met at STEEN's open decks) and today finds its broadest canvass yet with six decks between them and several points of sound around them.

Dio García returns to the DÜF after a few years away with his unrestrained range and freewheeling finesse. With roots in Miami and branches touching upon many of Brooklyn's seminal parties, the Acid Mama co-organizer and Xanadu production manager is a dependably heady architect of groovy and glistening set construction spanning animated acid, blistering bass, dubby and deep house, quintessentially Detroit techno and more. We're eager to have him as the final venue debutant, and in the main room, no less.