Pablo Fierro heads underground at Unveiled on Saturday, December 12 for a club session beneath The William Vale in Williamsburg. The Canary Islands remain an important reference point throughout Fierro’s career. Growing up there placed him at the intersection of African, Latin, European, and island music, influences that later found their way into his productions and the way he programs a DJ set. Rather than staying inside one corner of house music, Fierro moves through percussion, Afro house, deeper records, Latin rhythms, jazz influences, and soulful material depending on where the room takes him. That flexibility has brought him to clubs, festivals, and parties around the world, including appearances across Ibiza, Miami, Barcelona, Morocco, and Tunisia. His work away from touring has been just as central to his career. Fierro founded Vida Records and later created WE’RE HERE, a record label and event series that has hosted gatherings across several countries and held a residency at Club Chinois in Ibiza. His production catalog has also reached labels including Innervisions and MoBlack Records. December’s New York date places him in a considerably more intimate environment. Located beneath The William Vale, Unveiled is a subterranean Williamsburg room created by the Full Life team, with a state of the art sound system, refined interiors, banquette seating, and a dance floor designed for close contact between artist and crowd. That setting should suit Fierro particularly well. His strongest sets tend to reveal themselves gradually, giving records time to breathe before moving into heavier percussion and deeper territory later in the night. With the scale stripped back, December 12 offers a chance to hear that side of his sound in a room where every transition lands directly on the floor.