Welcome to The Carpet ROBERT DELONG – raised in the suburbs of Seattle, CMJ Magazine claims he’s worthy of “an 8-bit warrior, seamlessly creating danceable electro beats with his Wii Remote and Sega Genesis controller on par with the Chemical Brothers.” Don’t miss his incredible night at Bardot..
Welcome to The Carpet CHERUB – Get your doses and mimosas ready – Cherub is a sexy, avante garde, electro-pop duo that is the dance love-child of 80’s funk, and pop-music from the future. The members of Cherub, Jordan Kelley and Jason Huber, share a love for honest original music and vibrant live performance, with a common goal to share a little bit of sex, a little bit of drugs, and a whole lot of love with people across the globe…
Welcome to The Carpet GENERATIONALS -Enjoy their own unique breezy brand of guitar pop with likable, horn-augmented 1960s swinger reminiscent moments – they have a knack for writing bright, melodically-charged pop songs, but with a tones down personalization. Don’t miss GENERATIONALS!
XXYYXX back on The Carpet for a Relief in Abstract Records Showcase! XXYYXX is the name of Orlando, FL’s 17 year old producer, Marcel Everett. Marcel works out of his bedroom creating harmonious music that provokes emotion and transmits vivid images of peace and still sadness. Don’t miss his return to Bardot!
Welcome to The Carpet NGUZUNGUZU – “incorporating most every strain of domestic and global music into its beats– from Chicago juke and footwork to UK bass, mambo, reggaeton, and cumbia. But they also celebrate the familiar: For all the exotic sounds in an Nguzunguzu track, there are usually elements of chart hip-hop and R&B offsetting them.” Don’t miss their night at Bardot..
"I know most people go to Bardot for the killer live music which is the best in the booming Miami music scene, and I know some people go to Bardot because the all female bartenders are hot and the art on the walls is hot and the crowd is hot, but I hang at Bardot because as soon as I walk in through the narrow hallway I get the warm feeling that I am home, that this is where I belong, and all is chill in the world."
