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Who Said Brown Girls Can’t Break the Bassline? – A Cultural Revolution in Sound Hits NYC
Get ready to experience an unforgettable night where music
meets movement, and identity finds its rhythm. The groundbreaking event “Who Said
Brown Girls Can’t Break the Bassline?” is all set to take over DOM, 287
Park Ave S, New York, NY 10010 on Saturday,
July 26, 2025, starting at 10:00 PM (EDT). This isn’t
just another party — it’s a powerful celebration of South Asian women, femmes, and
non-binary artists breaking boundaries in bass-driven music culture.
About the Event
“Who Said Brown Girls Can’t Break the Bassline?” is an
empowering nightlife experience centered on representation, rhythm, and
resistance. In a world where South Asian identities are often
underrepresented in the global music scene, this event flips the script by
giving the spotlight to the very voices and talents that have long been pushed
to the margins.
It’s a bold, unapologetic declaration that Brown girls
not only belong in the bassline — they break it, remix it, and own it.
What to Expect
Live DJ performances from South Asian femme and
non-binary artists spinning a genre-defying blend of:
Global Bass
UK Garage
House
Techno
Bhangra & Bollywood-inspired electronica
Experimental & fusion beats
Inclusive dancefloor energy with a
focus on community, cultural pride, and creative expression.
Visuals, vibes, and vibrancy that
reflect the rich tapestry of the South Asian diaspora, fused with the intensity
of underground club culture.
A safe space where marginalized identities are not just accepted, but celebrated.
Why It Matters
This event goes beyond music. It’s a cultural
shift. It’s about rewriting the narrative of who gets to own
the decks, the dancefloor, and the sound.
By highlighting South Asian women and gender-diverse talent
in the music scene, “Who Said Brown Girls Can’t Break the Bassline?” sets the
stage for a future where inclusion isn’t an afterthought — it’s the heartbeat
of the experience.
It represents the global rise of diasporic
creativity and the reclamation of space in historically exclusive
domains like nightlife and electronic music.
Venue: DOM NYC
Located in Manhattan, DOM is known
for its edgy aesthetic, premium sound, and dynamic vibe — making it the perfect
home for a night that blends cultural pride with sonic innovation. With
state-of-the-art audio, intimate ambiance, and a central location, DOM will be
transformed into a high-energy, high-impact dancefloor for this one-of-a-kind
event.
Event Details at a Glance
Venue: DOM, 287 Park Ave S, New York, NY 10010
Date: Saturday, July 26, 2025
Time: 10:00 PM (EDT) onwards
Join the Movement
Whether you're a fan of electronic music, a supporter of
gender equity, or a proud member of the South Asian community — this is your
night to dance, celebrate, and be heard.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a powerful cultural
moment. Come experience the beats, the energy, and the message behind “Who Said
Brown Girls Can’t Break the Bassline?” – Where the bass drops, and
history is made.
Book your tickets now on Sulekha.com
Let the bassline be broken — boldly, beautifully, and by
those who’ve always had the rhythm.
