[Op-Ed] Building a Bolder and More Vibrant House Music Ecosystem, For All

Debut

Malta

tech house

Discip

Braydon Terzo

Aafters

On Saturday, February 7th, Gray Area takes over Refuge for a night of cutting-edge house and minimal grooves with Discip, one of Argentina’s fastest-rising electronic music talents, alongside a special B2B set from Maltese DJ Edd and Braydon Terzo, plus local support from AFTRS. The new high-definition dance space in East Williamsburg is outfitted with a custom REX analogue sound system and towering industrial architecture that feels perfectly built for long-form house sets.

 has quickly become a name to watch in the global electronic music scene. His distinctive sound fuses the groove of tech house and the precision of minimal with hip-hop influences, creating a fresh sonic identity that has caught the attention of industry heavyweights. Support from icons like 

 has propelled his tracks onto major stages around the world, solidifying his place among the new generation of producers shaping the genre.

Mind Games by Discip

Braydon Terzo represents the next wave of U.S. club artists, breaking through with Minty, a track that found global play and was heard at institutions like Space Miami and Circoloco Ibiza. His releases on Nervous Records, COCO UK, and Muse have been supported by Chris Lake, Cloonee, Chris Stussy, Mau P, and Sosa, and in 2025 he launched his Roots imprint with a debut release that reached No. 1 on Beatport’s Minimal / Deep Tech chart. 

Going b2b with Braydon is Edd, a DJ/producer from Malta who was named one of BBC Radio 1’s Top 10 Future Stars. He’s played major venues including Ushuaïa Ibiza, Hï Ibiza, and Ministry of Sound, while launching his own local event brand, 999. His music has landed on labels like Trick, Hot Trax, Positiva, and Three Six Zero, with support from Jamie Jones, Pete Tong, Patrick Topping, Sarah Story, Danny Howard, Denis Sulta, and more. His standout track “Mama Used To Say” has passed 1M Spotify streams and was featured on the FIFA 23 official soundtrack.

 Also joining the fun is local talent, AAFTERS. Join us as Discip, Edd, and Brayden throw down at one of Brooklyn's newest and hottest clubs. 

Gray Area's new venture, "Debut," aims to bridge the international house music community by bringing established and emerging artists to cities they've never performed in. This initiative seeks to expand artists' fan bases and provide fans with fresh, exhilarating musical experiences. Having played a role in introducing major artists and brands like elrow and Awakenings to new audiences in the past, Gray Area believes in the magic of first-time experiences. By promoting artists in new venues and cities, they hope to cultivate a thriving, unified house music ecosystem. Debut is not merely a marketing strategy but embodies Gray Area's commitment to fostering collaboration, unity, and musical discovery.

United States

REFUGE

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OMRI.

OMRI. at Refuge

Denmark

Manda Moor

France

french tech house

Sirus Hood

czsk viral pop

Misha

latin house

Trangaz

Mood Child

Mood Child Daytime Party: Manda Moor & Sirus Hood

Croatia

San Pacho

GREG 99

CatLadyHi

Bahng

99 Scott

San Pacho with GREG 99

Canada

HNTR

Kenzii Scott

melodic techno

Rafael Cerato

HNTR with Rafael Cerato

Israel

israeli techno

organic house

Roy Rosenfeld

Sébastien Léger

Lost Miracle: Sébastien Léger x Roy Rosenfeld

hard house

hypertechno

eurodance

techno

trance

Pegassi

Cole Knight

Pegassi with Cole Knight

bass house

OMNOM

OMNOM & Guests

Ireland

irish electronic

Rebūke

Rebūke & Guests

United Kingdom

uk dance

LF SYSTEM

LF SYSTEM & Guests

classic progressive house

diva house

tribal house

Deep Dish

Julia Sandstorm

Deep Dish with Julia Sandstorm

Belgium

belgian techno

dark techno

raw techno

Joyhauser

Australia

Juliet Fox

Juliet Fox x Joyhauser

Spain

minimal techno

spanish techno

Paco Osuna

Paco Osuna & Guests

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