Soundtuary: Deep Dish, PoloCorp and Gawdat

Deep Dish’s blend of house, techno and pop sensibility anchors a three-act Soundtuary lineup at LIV. The event takes place Saturday, November 28 at the nightclub inside Fontainebleau Miami Beach, with PoloCorp and Gawdat also on the bill.

The Washington, D.C.-formed partnership of Dubfire and Sharam established its reputation in the 1990s through productions and remixes that connected underground dance floors with a broader audience. Their breakthrough remix of De’Lacy’s “Hideaway” and debut album Junk Science helped establish their sound, while their remix of Dido’s “Thank You” earned a Grammy in 2002. Tracks such as “Say Hello” and “Flashdance” remain recognizable entries in their catalog.

Paris-based PoloCorp, also known as Paul Armand-Delille and one half of French electronic duo Polo & Pan, brings a solo practice shaped by international collaborations, including work with Morocco’s Atlas Collective and a remix of YoSoyMatt’s “La Niña del Volcán.” Cairo-based brothers Gawdat draw on 1990s R&B, classic soul and jazz-influenced bass lines in their house selections and mixing.

Doors open at 11:30 p.m. Admission is restricted to guests ages 21 and older with valid government-issued identification. Upscale nightlife attire is encouraged.