Public Records presents Diasporic Techno Night, a new series dedicated to showcasing DJs using samples of traditional music from their communities in new mind-bending techno tracks.

This iteration of the party series presents three key names in New York City nightlife: KYRUH, Tiny T-Bone, and MIRA MIRA.

Kyruh is known for her hard-hitting mixes and community care on and off the dance floor. Mixmag described her style as “stormy and speedy, but with a distinctive fondness for groove and long blends, aiming to move hips and rinse minds.”

Tiny T-Bone strings memories, dreamscapes, and envisionings together in sound collage-style sets. She’s reaffirmed her commitment to collective action through music both on and off the dance floor as a member of Palestine Forever and Resistance Stream.

MIRA MIRA is a multidisciplinary artist, producer, and DJ whose work bridges personal history, cultural legacy, and collective transformation. Her upbringing in a Nuyorican-Salvadoran household deeply informs her creative practice, blending intergenerational narratives with cutting-edge sonic experimentation. MIRA MIRA sees the club as more than a venue—it’s a site of community dreaming, intergenerational skill-sharing, and action.

Opening the night is Aramaic B2B, a project by DJs Chaia (Yiddish music) and Elina Arbo [Assyrian music] to bring Aramaic language and community spaces to the forefront of the New York City party scene! All tracks will be presented in Aramaic.

Diasporic Techno Night will be held as a fundraiser for the Albess family in Deir al-Balah, Gaza, to support their basic needs in their crossing to Egypt. Diasporic Techno Night believes that through specific cultural celebration, we can achieve collective liberation.