Lobby Nights with Modrums
- 7:00 pm - 12:00 am | Saturday March 15, 2025
- The Lobby | Ace Hotel Brooklyn
modrums (Morgan Greenstreet) is a producer, DJ, musician and journalist.
Morgan currently produces and performs original music with Lollise (Botswana/NYC) Loboko (DRC/NYC) and Delasi (Ghana) and recently released a dance-floor hit with Yohni Loboko on Turntables on the Hudson. Morgan hosts a bi-monthly radio show Is This Afrobeats? on East Village Radio and consistently DJs around New York City. He is a resident of the Zona Libre party.
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Strawberries & Other Secrets by Larissa Lockshin presented with Byline at Gallery
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