Karachi Community Radio presents: Fragile Formats w/ Natasha Noorani, TEE EM DEE, wev [UPSTAIRS]

Join us for Fragile Formats, a unique blend of storytelling, archival listening, and live conversation! ✨

🎤 Hosted by Natasha Noorani, this session features a carefully curated selection of rare Pakistani 45s from the 1960s and 1970s. Experience music as a vital entry point into history, identity, and preservation.

🎧 The conversation will be moderated by TEE EM DEE from Third Floor Sounds, guiding you through the rich and ephemeral history of the Pakistani 45. Discover the vibrant sounds from raw folk to high-energy state-sponsored hits, navigating a vulnerable sonic archive reflecting an avant-garde spirit still largely unheard today.

🔊 Natasha Noorani is a talented musician and music historian from Lahore. She founded Peshkash, an archival project dedicated to celebrating 20th-century Pakistani music through collection and curation of vinyl records, cassette tapes, and oral histories. Known for her genre-blending style, Noorani has curated programming for Coke Studio and Lahore Music Meet.

🎵 TEE EM DEE, a Brooklyn-based DJ, is known for his flowing, soulful house sets. As the founder of Third Floor Sounds, he focuses on creating community-driven events that honor New York's rich dance music culture.

🎚️ Meet wev, a producer and DJ from New York with a sound rooted in house and garage—a unique blend that echoes late '90s video game soundtracks.

🌈 Public Records is committed to creating a safer space. We reject all forms of discrimination and prioritize respect and consent. Anyone violating our safer space policy will be removed from the venue.

🎟️ Tickets may be available at the door based on capacity—please note that entry is not guaranteed. Check necessary items as all large bags and coats must be stored.

📍 Location: 233 Butler St, Brooklyn, NY 11217-3020, USA
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