Sabine Blaizin, Val Fleury, Miss Gypsy, Very J, Vereda INTL + Tony Flow (LIVE)

Summer nights are still going strong, and we’re packing this one with nearly 10 hours of nonstop music across two rooms. Come early for a live set, grab a cocktail, hang out on the patio, and stay late, the lineup is stacked from start to finish.

Live music starts at 6:30PM in the Foyer with Vereda INTL and Tony Flow, easing us into the night with Afro-Latin rhythms, funk, soul, jazz, and warm, dance-floor-ready grooves.

Opening CARGO from 10PM–12:30AM is FEMMY Award-winning, Liberian-born DJ and producer Val Fleury. Praised by AfroPunk and NYLON, her energetic Afro-warehouse sets intersect house and techno with her West African roots. Val has a dynamic ear for underground, classic and contemporary selects, and is dedicated to showcasing underrepresented and international artists. She has played everywhere from Vegas and Sydney nightclubs to LA and Berlin raves, the World Cup and festival appearances at Coachella, Miami Music Week and the Roots Picnic. Along the way, she has shared lineups with Dixon, Honey Dijon, Diplo, DJ Tennis, Francis Mercier and more.

From 12:30AM–3:30AM, Haitian DJ, producer, and event curator Sabine Blaizin takes CARGO through Global Soul, house, Afrotech, Afrobeat, and Haitian roots. The founder of Oyasound and a longtime presence in New York’s music scene, Sabine’s work champions the depth and diversity of African diasporic music connecting traditional rhythms with contemporary electronic sounds.

In the Foyer, Very J takes over from 9PM–12AM. The founder of Duty Free Records and an A1 Records alum, he draws from a deep collection spanning ’90s New York house and techno, ambient, funk, and unexpected finds from across the musical map.

From 12AM–3AM, Miss Gypsy follows with a deep, soulful mix shaped by house, jazz, Latin rhythms and the sounds of New York’s underground. As part of the Razor-N-Tape team, she brings a serious love of vinyl and plenty of groove to every set.

Kitchen open late | 21+