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Brooklyn’s 99 Scott is set to host one of the most anticipated underground dance events of the year as John Digweed returns for an exclusive night on December 29, 2025. A legendary figure in global electronic music, Digweed will bring his masterful curation and flawless mixing to an intimate warehouse setting for one of his rare NYC appearances. This is more than just another party—it’s a deep, immersive night soundtracked by one of the most respected names in the game.

John Digweed’s impact on electronic music is far-reaching. He co-created the first commercially successful DJ mix compilation, 

 (with Sasha), and was the first British DJ to hold a residency at Twilo, the iconic New York City club that helped shape the global clubbing scene in the '90s. He has remixed artists like Underworld, Quincy Jones, William Orbit, and New Order, and his DJ sets have taken him to landmark venues and festivals including Timewarp, Coachella, Glastonbury, Ultra, and Movement, as well as club institutions like Fabric and Stereo.

As head of the influential Bedrock Records, Digweed has championed producers whose work is now considered essential in the underground community. The label’s name is a benchmark of quality across the globe, known for spotlighting forward-thinking talent and delivering releases that stand the test of time.

Together with Nick Muir, Digweed forms the production duo Bedrock, with over 50 releases to their name. Their tracks “Heaven Scent” and “For What You Dream Of” both broke into the UK Top 40, with the latter featured on the 

 soundtrack. Their scoring credits include the film 

He was also one of the first DJs to tour the U.S. extensively, co-headlining the Delta Heavy tour and Area 2 (with David Bowie and Moby), and played to over 250,000 people with Fatboy Slim at 

His weekly radio show, Transitions, airs in over 80 countries and reaches more than 14 million listeners worldwide. Known for its deep, forward-thinking selections, the show is a regular No. 1 on Mixcloud and has become a go-to source for music fans looking to discover quality underground sounds.

On December 29th, Brooklyn gets a rare chance to experience Digweed in full control—long-form, refined, and built for the dancefloor. Expect a night driven by momentum, restraint, depth, and full-bodied sound that stays with you long after the last track.

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Manda Moor

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