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Din is a New York-based DJ, producer, and musician whose emotionally charged, rhythmically rich sets blend percussive techno, experimental club, ambient, and bass-driven sounds. With a background in classical violin, piano, and spatial design, she approaches music as architecture—building immersive journeys through diasporic rhythms, industrial textures, and melodic fragments. A fixture in NYC’s underground scene, Din. is known for her signature “soft force,” balancing intensity and restraint to create spaces for movement, connection, and release. B2B jamie.jar
Originally from Santa Monica, California, and now based in New York, Jamie Rosenberg aka Jamie Jar is a multifaceted artist exploring the connection between sound and visual expression.
Through both DJing and photography, Jamie has spent years developing his own approach to blending sonic and visual storytelling. Drawing inspiration from deep digs, visual exploration, and weekend long dance experiences, he finds a way to provide a set for the right moment.
Jamie’s experience is grounded in patience, curiosity, and a deep love for the history of nightlife and dance culture. qelexs is a Georgian-born, NYC-based DJ blending experimental sounds with breakbeat, deep grooves, ghetto tech, and old-school trance. His sets move between raw textures, driving rhythms, and atmospheric energy. B2B lucasvshk is a Tbilisi-born, NYC-based DJ exploring experimental sounds and trance music. His sets blend atmospheric textures, hypnotic rhythms, and evolving energy across the dancefloor


ACCESSIBILITY

Green Room welcomes wheelchair users. The alleyway and outdoor area are wheelchair accessible, with an accessible route into the indoor club space as well. If you need assistance at any point, please speak with the door or venue staff.

RESPECT THE SPACE

We want Green Room to be a place where everyone can enjoy the night comfortably and without harassment. Violence, unwanted touching, intimidation, discrimination, or disrespectful behavior toward others will not be accepted.

Respect people’s boundaries, look out for each other, and if something doesn’t feel right, find a member of staff and let them know.