Baby G

Get ready to bounce and bloom with Liminal Collective on 5/4. We’re bringing back our showcase at TBA Brooklyn with some fresh talent and familiar faces. Let us pollinate your soul with irresistible grooves and throbbing bass, topped off with mesmerizing visuals by Jarid Blue. Liminal resident Lucia Haze starts off the night with her sensual, deep, dubby house beats. Yaz Sugar Dada, fresh from a winter residency in Aspen and appearance at Envision Festival, returns to NYC and the Liminal lineup to get the party in high gear. Liminal co-founders baby-g and Chillosophy will then bring the bass in a groovy b2b. Special guest Coco Weber finishes off the night with a big techno flourish. ________Artist bios____________ Yaz Sugar Dada @dadazito Introducing Dada Shikako, acclaimed as Yaz Sugar Dada, an adept sonic voyager. He originates from Brazil's dynamic rhythms, now embracing the multifaceted beats of New York City. Dada's foundation in Brazil infuses samba spirit into his sets, interweaving the vibrant Sao Paulo street rhythms with NYC's underground techno and deep house scene. This blend constructs a sonorous tapestry mirroring both his diverse journey and sonic exploration. Dada's unyielding dedication to disco's enduring power remains unwavering. He perceives disco as more than a genre—it's a conduit to spiritual connection. Its pulsating grooves, resplendent allure, and unifying resonance coalesce on the dancefloor. As a devoted torchbearer, Dada carries forward disco's eternal flame. Embark on an auditory voyage, where Brazilian cadences meld with the urban electronic pulse, guided by disco's divine radiance. Coco Weber https://www.instagram.com/cocoweber_ofc/ Coco Weber is a techno artist based in New York. While born in France, she began DJing in 2019 in New York during the pandemic while simultaneously co-founding the SOMOS (formerly known as Techno Mansion) community with her friends. You can typically catch her performing at Virgo, Quantum Brooklyn, or private events within her SOMOS community, and seldom below 130 BPMs! Her inspirations draw from various artists, with a particular focus on female artists such as Lilly Palmer, Amelie Lens, and Ida Engberg.