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Dig Ferreira

Dig Ferreira

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Paints masterpieces with a brush held in his mouth. Japanese sumi ink, live performances, mixed-media murals. Dig doesn't perform in spaces. He is the space. From BarChef to Dead Letter No. 9, every night he touches becomes a one-of-a-kind artwork that only existed once.

Read: Every NYC Artist Is Their Own Warhol Now
DJ Smurfo

DJ Smurfo

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NYC-born DJ carrying a funk dynasty. His grandmother Terry Pollard is in the Detroit Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. His father Dennis "Menace" Weeden played guitar on records that defined an era. Smurfo carries that lineage through nearly 15 years behind the decks at Dead Letter No. 9, Jupiter Disco, and Ciao Ciao Disco.

Read: Every NYC Artist Is Their Own Warhol Now
Ray Angry

Ray Angry

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Keyboardist of The Roots. Performs nightly on The Tonight Show. Grammy nominated. Steinway Artist. Then on Monday nights he hosts Producer Mondays at Nublu, where legends and unknowns share the same stage. One rule: no cover songs. Seven years running.

Vibe Cabrera

Vibe Cabrera

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Cocktail artist at BarChef New York. Vibe asked Fedor four questions about how he was feeling, then built a drink from the conversation. Not from a menu. From a conversation that became a cocktail. He works with spirits, non-alcoholic, and cannabis. A lifetime spent perfecting taste in every glass.

Read: Every NYC Artist Is Their Own Warhol Now
King Klave

King Klave

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Cuban-American drummer, composer, producer. LaGuardia High School, The New School for Jazz. His debut album had 22 musicians, 5 vocalists, and was pressed on hand-crafted vinyl made in Italy. NPR named it a 2022 Staff Pick. He's collaborated with Iggy Pop, Robert Glasper, Q-Tip, and Bilal. King Klave has been in every music room in this city.

PJ Adzima

PJ Adzima

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Plays Elder McKinley in The Book of Mormon on Broadway. Then after the curtain call, he produces Stage Time: modern vaudeville variety shows at The Slipper Room where Broadway performers, drag artists, burlesque, stand-up, and indie musicians share one stage. "All the most talented artists live here. But they're incredibly siloed." Stage Time is the Factory, and PJ is its Warhol.

Travis Fountain

Travis Fountain

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Former engineer turned surrealist tattoo artist. Works in 16 countries without flash sheets or preset designs. Every piece is a one-off from conversation. Clients arrive with a core memory, a song lyric, a feeling. His book "While Some of Me Sleeps" raised 166% of its Kickstarter goal. Hand-drawn. No iPad, no Procreate, no AI.

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Sister Zo (Zoey Shopmaker) is a dubstep/bass/techno electronic DJ/producer from Kansas City, known for co-founding the UN/TUCK label and her “Freak Shift” EP on 3024.[1][2][5]

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