Now Playing: Rissa Garcia Live at Mad Radio

Brooklyn never sleeps — it listens. House, Deep House DJ set recorded live at Mad Radio NYC in the USA. Underground electronic music and club culture captured directly from the booth. Recorded live. Streamed simultaneously on Mad Radio’s online radio via madradio.fm and the Mad Radio app. DJ: RISSA GARCIA Genres: House, Deep House Context: Recorded during a regular night at Mad Radio NYC, featuring residents, guests, and the evolving sound of Brooklyn. Tracklist: Not available. Subscribe for weekly DJ sets. Listen to Mad Radio’s 24/7 channels on the app: https://madradio.co/app Follow Mad Radio NYC on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/madradionyc Explore news, merch and exclusive content: https://madradio.fm #MadRadio #MadRadioNYC #DJSet #ElectronicMusic

DJ Mix: All Night Long at Good Room

Photo By: Allison Hunter Photography

Recorded live during an all night set in the bad room at Good Room Brooklyn on 9-7-24. The mix starts started nyce n slo with an extended edit of Babyface For the Cool in You by my husband, Ariel, quite smooth n sexy and into some of my fave NYC jazzy house n garage grooves on to some deeper, housier, funkier stuff and more.

Rissa Garcia Live at Forest Rave: Draaimolen Fest 2022

Live Recording from the Forest Rave at Draaimolen Festival 2022 Hosted by: Eris Drew & Octo Octa

“Given Eris Drew and Octo Octa's Midwest rave background and the fact that they live together in rural New Hampshire, there was something very personal and special about their curated stage, Forestrave. A small cabin dwarfed by a giant sound system (with no less than 40 subs), it featured a lineup of close friends and contemporaries and offered a window into the T4T LUV NRG world. Drew and Octo Octa both played back-to-backs across the weekend–the former with stateside rave veteran Mystic Bill and the latter with edit queen Bored Lord–and Forestrave provided a constant source of joy for fluorescent, anorak-clad ravers and high fashion voguers alike. The best set on this stage was arguably New York's Rissa Garcia. The Dancing Room Only resident provided a lesson in the body-rocking house associated with her hometown, opting for plenty of classic cuts alongside fresh heat like Antony Hot's "Colours."- Resident Advisor