SoFTT began when a Colombian pop urbano singer and a producer ended up roommates in Florida, and the result is Eurodance BPMs welded to Latin electropop - their own description is hard, fast and sweet. They take the final slot of Papi Juice's outdoor residency, closing the park down over the Hudson. If you want your last dance of the night to happen outdoors and cost nothing, stay for this one.
What to expect
The closing set of a Papi Juice night on the Play Ground, an open-air dancefloor at the north end of Little Island with water on three sides. By this point the crowd is fully in it. Expect a short, high-tempo set rather than a long build - the park closes at midnight.
Good to know
- A/C/E/L to 14th Street-8th Avenue, then walk west to the West 13th Street bridge
- Free and unticketed, with free entry to the park itself
- This is the last slot of the night, so plan your arrival around the park's midnight close
- Bring a jacket - the pier gets genuinely cold and windy late
- Best for people who want a dancefloor rather than a seated show
- The Play Ground is step-free and accessible like the rest of the park
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Common questions
Who are SoFTT?
A Miami-based duo of pop urbano artist Kablito and producer Trevor McFedries, working in a blend of Eurodance, techno and Latin electropop since 2023.
Is there a cover?
No. The Play Ground programme at Little Island is free and unticketed, and admission to the park costs nothing.
How late does it run?
Little Island's grounds close at midnight, so this is a short closing set rather than an all-night party. Plan on being back on the street shortly after.
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