Lost Miracle: Sébastien Léger x Roy Rosenfeld

On Saturday, March 7, 2026, Lost Miracle returns to New York for a special showcase at 99 Scott in Brooklyn. Founded by French artist Sébastien Léger in 2019, the label and event series has become internationally known for its emotionally resonant, story-driven sound and memorable parties.

Lost Miracle blends melodic house and organic grooves with high-level production and artistic direction. The label’s catalog includes standout releases from artists like Tim Green, Chicola, and Raw Main, all contributing to its refined musical identity rooted in depth and detail.

Léger, a veteran of the global scene with over three decades of experience, is recognized for his melodic and modular-driven sound, with performances spanning Coachella, Tomorrowland, and a memorable Cercle set at the Great Pyramids of Giza. His discography includes a wide range of influential labels, alongside a consistent output on Lost Miracle itself.

Joining the party is longtime collaborator Roy Rosenfeld, based in Tel Aviv, has helped define the Lost Miracle sound through releases on All Day I Dream, Lost & Found, Rumors, and Lost Miracle. Known for his emotive and groove-focused productions, Rosenfeld’s music has earned support from Solomun, Dixon, and Black Coffee, among others.

Also playing the Lost Miracle party is Pippi Ciez, a touring live artist, DJ, and audio engineer. Signed to respected labels like All Day I Dream, Diynamic, and Sondela, his sound blends Afro, Melodic, and Indie Dance influences with analog textures and cinematic depth.

As the founder of Inward Records and co-founder of the forward-thinking label I/O, Pippi continues to shape modern electronic music through both production and performance.

Local talent Sasha Atlas warms up the decks for this showdown. The Lost Miracle event series has traveled through iconic global destinations including Tulum, Ibiza, Mykonos, Amsterdam, Bali, and now returns to Brooklyn—this time inside one of the city’s most versatile creative venues, 99 Scott. Known for its raw, industrial charm and immersive production potential, the space provides the perfect canvas for the next chapter in Lost Miracle’s ongoing journey.