BRIC House Party presents, Good Sh*t Everywhere!

Annabelle is a curator, creator, community-builder, and DJ born and raised in LA and now based in Brooklyn. She is the founder of the respected music platform "That Good Sh*t" and spends her time interviewing artists & curating live events. She is an expert in music discovery and uses her platform to encourage others to explore their own love of music. She DJs across a wide range of genres including House, Hip-Hop, R&B, Jungle, and beyond.

Ria is NYC-based, and nearly everything she does revolves around one thing: MUSIC 😆. When she’s not deep in the world of music marketing and culture, she’s most definitely at Pilates, on the hunt for the best breakfast burrito New York has to offer, or feeding her ever-growing clothing addiction. 

Joce is a Brooklyn-based fangirl, event-creative, and Music aficionado among other less important professional things. Outside of concert going and music enjoying she loves her expansive bubble collection, writing about her feeling, and anything orange 🧡

Quincy Davis, a core member of the rising creative hub That Good Sh*t, is an artist, writer, and DJ primarily focused on Rap and Hip-Hop production. Most commonly, Quincy accompanies his music with unique videos, drawings, and street photography.

Raj Sodhi is a designer and creative technologist from California! Their practice often combines live projection, found footage and all types of music to reflect on the space between human memory and video. In their free time, they love to read and write about music.

Brayan Ramales (b. 1996) is a self taught artist from Brooklyn. His work incorporates the graphic, religious, and cultural elements of his New York upbringing to portray life as a Mexican American in the digital age. Humor and nostalgia are driving forces in his work that copes with a collapsing American empire. Visually, his work calls upon the cartoon characters from his childhood to create an idealized world through which one can escape and reflect on the grief of the present. Weaving together the inspiration of childhood summers spent in Mexico, the connections he's built in LA, and his New York sensibilities.

 Ally Bo is an airbrush/illustration artist from Berkeley, California. His work explores the concept of contained chaos, as he uses his artistic depiction of found imagery to try and untangle the “knots in his mind”. His illustration work is based on his struggle to focus and portraying this feeling. His Where’s Waldoesque drawings are intentionally hectic, in an attempt to put the viewer into his brain. He uses the process of drawing what’s around him (an avid collector of “tsotchkes/ Knickknack’s/ trinkets”) to help him escape his frequent artists block & to push past a wall of self doubt. His airbrush work is mostly commission based, and therefore often uses the medium to convey others concepts, but his personal work in that realm deals with the same subject matter as his illustration work. His main art influences are cartoonist  like Ralph Bakshi / Vaughn bode, early train era graffiti characters, and Airbrush Legend Shirt King Phade.

Erica Harris DeValve (@ericascameras) is a New York City-based, concert/music and portrait photographer. Erica’s deep love of music has influenced her eye for capturing the beauty of artists and performers in their element. Her commitment to storytelling, the power of narratives, and representation drives her work as an artist and photographer

Loudmouth Brooklyn is a Brooklyn based brand devoted to the preservation and elevation of hip-hop culture, record digging, art, community, and street fashion in New York and around the globe. 

The brick and mortar shop in BedStuy incorporates a carefully curated record selection with an emphasis on hip-hop, local streetwear from brands around the city, art, vintage magazines and cassettes, albums on consignment, and more. The location also serves as an art gallery and event space, with a focus on local and independent artists.

Founded by Daniel White, Black Pop is a space to move to danceable music made by Black artists! The Internet, Kaytranada, Victoria Monét, Destin Conrad, and Amaarae have carved out their own lane; Black Pop is just here to make space for it. Join Black Pop while they spin catchy, fun, and danceable music we all love. Black Pop has become a home for expressive, young Black and Brown people looking for an alternative to traditional nightlife. Keeping energy high and dancers sweaty! 

 Crate Sessions is a Brooklyn-based show series focused on highlighting upcoming producers and encouraging artists to perform their most unorthodox, experimental, and playful beats that fans wouldn’t expect to hear in a typical set!

DANIRO is a DJ, Curator, Producer and Community Resource. Her work often takes form as large scale multimedia projects, events and productions. With a proven track record of delivering innovative and engaging DJ sets. DANIRO consistently places a future centered focus on the voices of underrepresented communities that are the pulse of contemporary electronic music, art & culture. The Club Diva has quickly become a force in the New York City queer underground music and nightlife scene. Her DJ sets, much like her ProDomme Identity, are full of energy and sensual passion as she seamlessly intertwines elements of Ghetto Tech, Jungle, House, Club, Southern Hiphop and other Dance Genres often telling a story that transports you into her world and back. Her keen eye for detail, strong visual perception and artistic foundation set in fine arts, film & performance elevates her vision for possibilities within music and sound and she will keep you wanting more.