In Brooklyn, a Utopia for Black DJs

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In Photos: Dweller Festival, a series of lectures, performances and parties centered around Black house and techno music, celebrated its 5th year in New York City.

NEW YORK — If you’ve never been to a rave before, it can be hard to understand exactly how music and the body can become. This feeling is increasingly rare in an era of cellphone videos and the constant threat of ending up in the background of someone’s TikTok. But what I’ve learned is that if you give yourself to the music, the music will give back., the Hellmouth-like venue on the lower level of New York’s Knockdown Center, a little after 7 a.m.

“Dweller reminds me of the capacity of nightlife to reflect a full emotional spectrum,” Brown told me.

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