Basel: Seth Troxler

House and techno take over Jolene’s intimate basement dance floor with Seth Troxler and a back-to-back set from Danyelino and Sister System. The party takes place Monday, November 30, as part of Jolene Sound Room Miami’s Miami Art Week series in downtown Miami.

Raised in suburban Detroit, Troxler developed his musical foundations through local radio, record stores and the city’s electronic music scene before establishing himself in Berlin. His selections range from early Chicago house and minimal techno to more unexpected excursions into psychedelia and other genres. A regular presence at institutions including CircoLoco and London’s fabric, he also champions independent dance music through labels including Slacker 85 and Tuskegee.

The supporting back-to-back pairing brings together two figures from Miami’s club community:

• Danyelino: Genoa-born DJ and producer Daniele Campagna, whose local credentials include residencies at Club Space, Floyd and The Ground
• Sister System: A Miami DJ, Omnidisc affiliate and founder of the Objects Don’t Dance party series, with a sound moving through hypnotic downtempo, breakbeats, acid, techno and electro

Located beneath Julia & Henry’s, Jolene draws its interior inspiration from midcentury recording studios and 1970s leisure culture. Doors open at 10 p.m. Admission is restricted to guests ages 21 and older.