Thu, Oct 22 · 7pm
AFROBEATS / AMAPIANO / AFROHOUSE /AFROLATIN/ LATIN HOUSE: DJ OPEN DECK
Acoustik Garden Lounge · Bed-Stuy
Echo Chamber, the Dub-Stuy series first launched in 2012 and rebooted in 2026 as a residency at Public Records, returns to the Sound Room on Thursday, October 22 for episode four of its first season. The guest is Sinai Sound System from Sheffield, with Spanish vocalist Lasai on the mic, and NYC sound system veteran Queen Majesty also appears on the listing.
A sound system session centred on the rig and the dance floor, played through Public Records' quadraphonic system. Sinai works in the UK dub and steppers tradition, in the lineage of Iration Steppas. Public Records runs a safer space policy and says it may deny entry to guests who do not meet its dress code; the dress code itself is not described on the listing. My take: for dub and roots heads who want to feel the bass as much as hear it.
Confirmed on the listing: Sinai Sound System featuring Lasai, and Queen Majesty, with Dub-Stuy resident DJs as part of the series format (residents not named). Sinai moves between heavyweight roots, dub and bass music; Lasai adds reggae and dancehall vocals; Queen Majesty is known for roots, dub and dancehall selections. Set times are not published.
Listed from 10:30 PM to 2:30 AM in the Sound Room at Public Records, 233 Butler St, Brooklyn. 21+. Doors close one hour before the end time. All large bags and coats must be checked. Tickets may be sold at the door depending on capacity, and a ticket does not guarantee entry. Re-entry and accessibility are not confirmed.
One hour before the listed end time.
Public Records says it may refuse entry to guests who do not meet its dress code, but the code is not described on the listing.
Yes, all large bags and coats must be checked.
Possibly, depending on capacity.
Sources: dice.fm (Oct 13, 2026). Details change: the ticket page has the final word.
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