BMG of Ectomorph featuring DJ sets that fuse many styles (electro, techno, house, disco, italo, synth, acid, rock, etc) with energy reminiscent of 80s Detroit Radio Mix shows. Recorded live at P.S.1 on July 30, 2005.
DJ Neil Aline busts some moves in his set for MoMA PS1's Warm Up music series on September 6, 2008, recorded. This Tahitian-born, French-raised DJ has been all over town – and all over the world – creating fresh sounding club beats.
On September 6, 2008, Lisa Shaw performed at MoMA PS1's Warm Up summer music series. Listen to the event, recorded live by ARTonAIR.org, and let Shaw's vocals seduce you – along with her genre-defying sets.
On September 6, 2008, MoMA P.S.1's Warm Up summer music series featured Quinn Luke aka Bing Ji Ling live in concert as he performed his psychedelic 60s and 70s-inspired pop and soul tunes.
Chicago-based DJ Jerome Derradji, born in Algeria, moved from France to the United States and settled in the capital of house music. For MoMA PS1's 2008 Warm Up music series, DJ JD stopped by to play a set that will make you want to go "Boom Boom."
Drummer Jonathan Kane, co-founder of brutal punk band Swans, performed his album February in its entirety at MoMA P.S.1's Warm Up summer music series on August 30, 2008. ARTonAIR.org was there to record Kane's blues-based songs.
Hey Convict! is the name of the DJ partnership of Jason Evans and Tamas Jones. The pair grew up in Melbourne, Australia and performed live at PS1 Warm Up on August 30, 2008.
An East-European-flavored dance set by one of the regulars from NYC's Menahata Bulgarian bar. Enjoy the drunken fervor experienced at a concert starring Gypsy-punk mustache gods Gogol Bordello. Recorded at P.S.1 summer Warm Up music series in 2008.
On August 23, 2008, musician, designer and composer Jimi Tenor and prominent afrobeat band KabuKabu performed at the Warm Up summer music series. The two groups amplified the summery vibe and brought danceable, innovative pop to MoMA PS1's courtyard.
