One of the most eclectic electronic music artists working today, Lawrence Lui’s debut EP ‘Retroism’ garnered 5 million streams and support in tastemaker outlets like Magnet Magazine, The Wire Magazine, WFMU, Indie Shuffle, EDM Tunes, Nexus Radio, Big Shot Magazine, This Song Slaps and more. A remix by Anjunadeep’s Beckwith was released in 2018, followed by an ambitious second EP 'The Genius Of Time' which fused cosmic techno with Buddhist chanson and gonzo songcraft. Inspired by his personal experience of the pandemic, Lui recorded ‘Isolation Loops’, an EP of lo-fi ambient music. An album ‘8 Songs’ followed in 2023, along with a panoply of international remixes from Marko Nastic (Serbia), Julio Victoria (Colombia) and Facets (Brooklyn) and Sergej Snooze (Croatia).

'Spellbinding' -EDM Tunes

'a lofi indietronica gem' -Indie Shuffle

‘Captivating’ -This Song Slaps

‘spine-tingling atonal electronics and hauntologic drone' -The Wire Magazine

‘A creative musical innovator’ -Exron Music

'overwhelming sound design' -Tome to the Weather Machine

'great EP...amazing!' -Jori Hulkkonen (producer)

'One of the biggest names in the world of music' -Espreso Serbia

'a beautiful drone chord sets in that is just remarkable in the fact that it keeps you in the moment, you don't want it to stop. I fell in love.' -Kaiku Studios Berlin

Bushwick Book Club founder, Susan Hwang, and frequent contributor and producer, Charlie Nieland, have joined forces as Lusterlit, bringing their eclectic songs about books to festivals and literature-loving venues around the country.  Their set includes songs inspired by Kurt Vonnegut, Jonathan Ames, David Lynch and Tennessee Williams.  There's a pop quiz after each set that turns Tennessee Williams trivia into a drinking game.  It's kind of nerds gone wild.

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