Pablo Fierro w. Luna Mar, ASMOT, & KASSIN

Pablo Fierro returns to New York on Saturday, December 12th for a late night session at Unveiled, the subterranean club beneath The William Vale in Williamsburg. Joining him is ASMOT, Luna Mar, and KASSIN.

Born and raised in the Canary Islands, Fierro’s musical world has always been closely tied to where he comes from. African, Latin, European, and island influences run through his productions and DJ sets, alongside percussion, jazz, deep house, and soulful club music. That range has taken him to dance floors across Ibiza, Barcelona, Miami, Morocco, Tunisia, and cities around the world, while giving him the freedom to move between warm, percussive records and deeper selections as the night develops.

Joining the lineup is New York born DJ and producer Luna Mar, whose Puerto Rican roots inform a sound that moves between classic house, Afro house, Afrotech, and tech house. A Gray Area resident, she has played elrow New York, Electric Zoo, and ARC Festival, while her debut release broke into Beatport’s Top 50 Jackin’ House chart. Also on the bill is local talent, KASSIN and ASMOT.

Beyond the booth, Pablo Fierro is the founder of Vida Records and the mind behind WE’RE HERE, his label and international event series. The brand has traveled through Morocco, Tunisia, Chicago, Miami, Barcelona, and other destinations, including a residency at Club Chinois in Ibiza. His catalog has also appeared on respected labels including Innervisions and MoBlack Records.

For December 12, Fierro steps into a setting built for a closer club experience. Unveiled opened beneath The William Vale in early 2025, pairing elevated interiors with a state of the art sound system, banquette seating, and an intimate dance floor removed from the scale of a traditional warehouse or festival stage.

That smaller room gives Fierro space to stretch out and let the music lead. Expect Afro house, deep house, Latin rhythms, percussion, and soulful selections moving through the night with the crowd only a few feet away. Saturday night belongs underground.