Afrofuturism is Kareem Ali’s guiding light. Specializing in forward-thinking, space-age sounds, Ali is a lot more concerned with unleashing his vivid imagination than fitting neatly into any particular genre box. His extensive catalog is underpinned by hypnotic and emotionally resonant deep house but also includes forays into techno, ambient, hip-hop, R&B, garage and even drum & bass. Frank & Tony bookend his live set. In The Atrium, Gene Hunt, one of Chicago's Pioneers in the house music industry since the early 80s, his stamp on house is an alteration between soulful, vocal recordings and harder, rough “techy” tracks. JADALAREIGN returns with the groove, texture, and Black excellence that has made her new-school New York royalty. Mesmé shares her collection of dusty atmospheres UPSTAIRS. - Public Records aims to provide a safer space. We reject all forms of discrimination, including racism, misogyny, transphobia, homophobia, sexism, and other aggressive behavior. Consent is paramount. Please exist with respect for yourself and those around you. Anyone found in violation of our rules or safer space policy will be removed from the venue. To share feedback about an incident, please email hello@publicrecords.nyc or alert a member of our team. Tickets may be available at the door based on capacity. A ticket does not guarantee entry; Public Records reserves the right to deny entry to guests that appear intoxicated or do not meet the dress code. All large bags and coats must be checked. Doors close one hour before end time.