Lola Villa & Friends at Dada – Queens, NY

Lola Villa’s decade-long music career has taken her to some of the most incredible stages in the world. From Toyko’s red bar, to NYC’s Public Records. Fresh out of Berlin and Mexico City, she brings Jazz, house, afrobeat, ambient and italo disco to her sets–there’s not a genre left untapped. She’s the co-founder of the label Future Sound of Nature set out to celebrate the roots of electronic music while inviting Nature into its legacy.

As a live act, Lola plays intricate multi-instrumental works formed of experimental sound recordings, mystic and soulful beats and spoken word. Drawing inspiration from improvised and spiritual jazz, she crafts dynamic and unexpected live sessions where no one really knows where she’ll go.

As a vinyl collector and curator, Lola draws profound influence from Japan, and the culture of the listening bars. Fusing respect for sound design, musicology, electronic music, and deep ecology, Lola creates tasteful journeys and curatorial experiences.

She’s part of DJs for Climate Action and has been advocating for a regenerative nightlife since she started her DJ career.

Lola & Corbeau, an electronic music duo hailing from Colombia and Belgium, are masters of the unexpected. Their sound is a bold fusion of thick basslines, mesmerizing drones, and a rich tapestry of textures and sounds. Drawing inspiration from improvised music, they craft dynamic, eclectic live sessions that transform the ordinary into the wild and unknown. With each performance, Lola & Corbeau invite their audience into a world where surprise and innovation reign supreme.

Their sound, inspired by the notion of _”accidental dance music”_ is a bold fusion of thick basslines, mesmerizing drones, and a rich tapestry of textures and sounds.

Saudade (Tyler Hafer): Deeply impassioned by the ethereal, the cosmic, the earthly, all matters of the heart and the great unseen, Saudade (saudade (n.) a nostalgic longing to be near again to something or someone that is distant, or that has been loved and then lost; “the love that remains”) otherwise known as Tyler Hafer, channels sonic story as a bridge between the worlds of consciousness, spirituality, the human condition, and the natuaral world. His works have touched ambient downtempo, psychedelia, atmospheric pop, indiepop, electronica, and cinematic soundscape. He dances at the intersections of ritual and ceremony, celebration and grief, expansion and contraction.