Brooklyn’s own Dee Diggs steps into the center of a stacked night in CARGO at Dead Letter No. 9 on October 3rd!

A lifelong student of house music, Dee moves effortlessly through soulful grooves, seductive club edits, passionate thumpers, and deep, driving techno. Unapologetically black and queer, she carries forward the legacy of dance music’s black innovators and the disco-era queens who gave nightlife it's theatrics and fanfare.

From standout mixes for FACT, Honcho, and Dekmantel to dance floors around the world, she has earned a reputation for fearless selections and sets you don’t just hear—you feel. Every Dee Diggs set is a celebration of club culture, queerness, community and you won't want to miss it. Catch her in CARGO 11:30PM-1:30AM.

Opening the room is Tylerfromwhere (10PM-11:30PM). Brooklyn-based by way of the Midwest, Tyler’s sound is rooted in deep house, R&B, disco, and the dance music he grew up discovering through his mom’s cassette collection. A longtime fixture on NYC’s nightlife circuit as both a host and partygoer, his sets are about movement above all else.

Closing the night is Simon Heyliger (1:30AM-3:30AM) drawing on his deep roots in New York nightlife for a late-night set spanning house and techno. Simon brings a driving mix shaped by years behind the decks at institutions including Cielo, Webster Hall, Pacha NYC, and Sullivan Room.

In the FOYER, Filipino DJ collective BARANGAY takes over from 9PM–3AM, transforming the room into a home away from home. Inspired by bahay and bayanihan—the Filipino traditions of home and community through collective care—their all-night set brings together the sounds of the diaspora with the warmth and closeness of a house party.

Free w/ RSVP before 10PM. Kitchen open late | 21+

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