Join us for Sound Advice Vol. 2, a hi-fi listening session and conversation with vinyl collector Malik Abdul-Rahmaan. He’ll take us through his personal collection of the legendary Mizell Brothers—producers behind classic tracks for Blue Note Records, Motown, and more.

Malik Abdul-Rahmaan steps in with a deep, dance-led blend of jazz, Detroit house, and rare vinyl heat.

Texas' own Chorizo Funk of the Austin Boogie Crew is brings the heat with a dance floor-ready blend of boogie, funk, disco, and soulful grooves.

Hailing from Seattle, Supreme La Rock steps in with a master selector’s touch and a vault full of serious heat and surprise cuts. 

Dallas’ own Tony Schwa is back behind the decks, bringing the soulful, groove-filled vibes that made the legendary Cool Out parties unforgettable. 

Josey Records’ own Luke Sardello brings decades of record-collecting expertise to the booth. Prepare for a deep, knowledgeable, and unforgettable night meant for true music lovers. 

The crew from Record Dogo (newly minted record shop at the Taschen Library) arrive with CV Fields and Business Casual guiding the sound. 

Hip-hop legend Breakbeat Lou, behind the iconic Ultimate Breaks and Beats series, celebrates 40 years of the grooves that shaped the culture. Up first: Dallas’ own 5-D. 

Join us for Sound Advice Vol. 3, a hi-fi listening session and conversation with hip-hop icon Breakbeat Lou. Lou dives into the 40-year legacy of the Ultimate Breaks and Beats series he co-founded with the late Lenny Roberts, sharing stories from his storied career.

Shyboy Music Director JT Donaldson launches the first chapter of his third Saturday music series with a masterful fusion of house, deep grooves, and soulful rhythms. 

Brandon Epocha of Dallas’ iconic Debbie party series teams up with DJ and selector Gina Gee, known for spinning house, disco, and rare grooves across the city. 

Austin’s own Magey Mage brings soul, funk, and classic Texas roots to the decks, joining forces with Dallas’ IAMYU for a night of infectious rhythms. 

CV Fields and New York’s Hiatt DB hit the Shyboy booth. Global, dance-driven driven tracks for those ready to hit the floor. 

Amsterdam’s Bradley Zero of the celebrated record label Rhythm Section takes over for the night, along with label artist Hiatt DB on opening duties. 

Hometown hero Sober launches his first monthly night, Contour, bringing his signature blend of house, disco, and dance floor-ready grooves. 

We welcome back CB Smoove, recently returned from New York City, for a Sunday night of inspired, dance floor-ready music.