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On May 17th, we’re bringing Westend back to Brooklyn for a night at 99 Scott. Known for his crisp production and dancefloor-ready anthems like Push To Start, Maracuya, and Aguila, Westend has been making waves with performances at Club Space and Insomniac’s EDSEA, while consistently topping Beatport’s charts. Beyond the decks, his contributions to The New York Times and Ableton tutorials continue to shape the next generation of producers.

Set at the crossroads of East Williamsburg and Bushwick, 99 Scott delivers an industrial, no-frills atmosphere built for deep, immersive dancefloor moments. This one’s for the true heads—see you at the warehouse.

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