Bastian Bux: Petit Comité of House New York Debut

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Petit Comité of House lands in New York for a debut with a headline set from Bastian Bux — a DJ and producer who’s spent the last decade quietly earning his stripes as one of Barcelona’s most reliable operators. Bux’s story starts the way a lot of great house stories do: with obsession. After moving through the city’s club culture and getting pulled deeper into dance music (he still points to the memory of techno leaking through his sister’s bedroom walls as an early spark), he developed a sound that never sits still but always makes sense. His sets are built like narratives — groove-led and patient, but ready to turn a corner into tougher territory when the room asks for it. That ability to balance styles made him a standout resident for elrow, where he became a regular fixture across the brand’s Barcelona and Ibiza universe and eventually a global touring mainstay. Along the way, he’s played major stages like Tomorrowland and stepped into the kind of legacy moments that shape careers — including the historic Space Ibiza closing party. In the studio, Bux’s debut arrived in 2015 with the ‘Stay’ EP on Suara, immediately positioning him as an artist with taste and control: deep textures, weighty low end, and melody that never feels decorative. From there he moved through a run of releases on respected labels — John Digweed’s Bedrock, Sven Väth’s Cocoon, Nicole Moudaber’s MOOD Records — while continuing to refine his voice on later Suara releases like ‘Lights’ (remixed by Steve Rachmad and Fur Coat), plus ‘Somia’ and ‘Multiple Realities.’ His more recent output has stretched across Eats Everything’s Edible, elrow Music, Cuartero’s Sanity, and his own Neverendz, reflecting a catalog that can lean funky, minimal, or straight-up peak-time depending on the moment. Petit Comité of House is the newest extension of that mindset: a label and event series designed around the core idea that the music comes first. For its New York debut, H0l0 Yard provides the perfect setting — a venue that rewards DJs who can build tension, hold a groove, and keep things moving without shortcuts.