Earth Night Brooklyn @ Dead Letter No. 9
On Saturday, April 25th Dead Letter No.9 links with Parties4Peace and DJs for Climate Action for a global initiative turning nightlife into impact where dance floors double as spaces for connection, awareness, and action. Join us for Earth Night, part of a global series uniting communities across cities to celebrate, raise funds, and move climate action forward through music and culture.
Lineup’s stacked. Come dance like the planet depends on it because, well… it does.
CARGO (10PM–3:30AM)
Sammy Bananas sets it off with his signature anything-goes, globe-spanning selections—high energy from the jump.
DJ E-Cology follows with a set rooted in deep, percussive house and a lifetime in the culture. Best known as half of Soul Clap and founder of Soul Clap Records, Eli’s approach blends musical depth with real-world impact—bridging dance floors and climate action through his work with DJs for Climate Action and beyond. Expect something intentional, driving, and built to move both body and mind.
Lauren Ritter takes the room into peak time with hypnotic, groove-driven house that leans minimal, melodic, and deeply immersive. A ReSolute NYC resident and All Day I Dream artist, her sound balances Houseand Techno built to lock the floor in. With releases on her own Rift Vision imprint and support from BBC Radio 1 to global festival stages, she brings a sound that feels intimate but lands big.
Sister Zo closes the night with a sound that pulls from everywhere and lands exactly where it needs to. With roots in underground poetry and queer nightlife, and now based in Brooklyn, her sets move through UK bass, techno, house, and broken beat with precision and instinct, dark, percussive, and always evolving. A co-founder of the UN/TUCK queer/trans collective and record label, Zo’s work is as much about building community as it is about pushing sound forward. With releases on Scuffed Recordings and Martyn’s 3024 imprint, and sets spanning Nowadays, Good Room, and Honcho Campout, she’s carved out a lane that’s entirely her own—blending intensity, psychedelia, and rhythm into a late-night close that hits deep.
FOYER (9PM–3AM)
Ali Coleman (Voice of Voice) opens the night with a warm, groove-forward set setting the tone early and easing the room into motion. He's followed by the Natural Selections Crew; Carlo Sine, Nature Boy + Rachel in Rotationbringing the long-form session; loose, eclectic, and built on deep digging. 2Melo (Junxion) keeps things moving with a tight, rhythm-forward set. Silk Noir closes it out with a smooth, late-night glide; soulful, sexy, and just a little left of center.
Venue opens at 5PM | Happy Hour 5PM-7PM | Music at 9PM