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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM DJ Mojavi Live Set
Maurice "DJ Mojavi" Wilkey is a prominent Boston-based DJ, musicologist, and media communications professional. Known as the host of the weeknight Secret Spot on WERS.org, he is a cornerstone of the New England house, classic soul, and rhythm-driven music communities.
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM brazen Live Set
Brazen is an up and coming DJ, organizer, dancer, and friend in the Boston scene. Specializing in vinyl mixing, he gravitates towards dirty basslines, syncopated beats, freaky synths and and head shaking breaks.
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Adam B Live Set
Adam B s a Boston-based DJ whose sound is forged from a continuous journey across cultures, rhythms, and continents. For him, music is one of the most powerful tools to connect people regardless of nationality, religion, language, or background. To Adam, music is not just something you hear it is something you feel in your body, your emotions, and your connection to the people around you. While Afro House remains at the core of Adam B's sound, his musical identity seamlessly weaves together influences from House, Tech House, and Melodic House & Techno. He integrates African, Latin, Middle Eastern, and Mediterranean elements, emphasizing deep grooves, rich percussion, warm vocals, and catchy rhythmic hooks. His sound is designed to evoke a warm, emotional, and energetic atmosphere, drawing inspiration from sunset sessions, beach vibes, rooftops, open- air parties, and intimate clubs. Rather than building a set purely by BPM, Adam curates his sets through groove, storytelling, and audience connection. His sets progress organically, featuring long, precise transitions, rhythm, and phrasing tailored to the exact time, place, and crowd.
8:00 PM - 9:00 PM TRA$H BABY Live Set
Tra$h Baby is a hardcore/uptempo producer and DJ from the Bay Area California. Kicks so fat like an earthquake they make you wonder if the fault line has finally collapsed.