Sunday, November 29, the eve of Miami Art Week. Nutritious plays all vinyl at Dante's HiFi+, Miami's first listening bar. The Wynwood room, modeled on Tokyo's jazz kissa, is built around its sound system and is five years into shaping the city's record culture. He works across the gallery, the runway and the dancefloor. His new album Solarmaxxing (Liquid Culture Records), out now on vinyl, spent several weeks at #1 on SiriusXM Chill. Its song "Loro" soundtracked Marks & Spencer's historic London Fashion Week show, celebrating 100 years of fashion. His stages range from The Whitney Museum of American Art, by special invitation and supported by The Andy Warhol Foundation, to Rodarte at New York Fashion Week, Pikes Ibiza and Ultra Music Festival. Wherever he plays, he treats the turntables as instruments, improvising in real time. Nutritious learned on cassette and vinyl. Then he held the first residency at the former Save The Robots space: all-night, all-vinyl Saturdays for the East Village faithful at the height of Giuliani's cabaret-law crackdowns, when every venue and DJ was essentially an outlaw. The same discipline, at full resolution. Rare edits and deep cuts you won't hear anywhere else, moving from soul and cosmic disco into deep house as the night unfolds. Threaded live, never repeated. Before the fairs, the previews and the noise: a one-of-one selector, records only. 7pm–2am · 21+ Reservations: exploretock/danteshifi