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Resident Episode, Start to Finish: Studio Afternoon and Rooftop Sunset Set
An afternoon watching a Resident episode built from an unsorted promo folder, followed by a sunset set on the roof above the studio.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Highlights
- An hour spent sorting the week's unsorted promos into keeps, holds and returns
- Each guest takes the second deck for a transition, critiqued in the room
- A breakdown of how a set is paced across two hours rather than twenty minutes
- A two-hour sunset set played on the studio roof to the group alone
What is included
- Studio and rooftop access for the full afternoon and evening
- Empanadas, wine and soft drinks on the roof
- A private link to the Resident episode built during the session
- A signed Sunsetstrip vinyl release
About this experience
The session begins mid-afternoon at a studio in Palermo, Buenos Aires, with the week's promo folder open and nothing chosen yet. Cattaneo works through the first hour aloud: how a record earns a place on Resident, what gets held back for a club set, what gets returned. Guests then take turns at the second deck, building short transitions while he talks through key, energy and the long arc that carries a progressive set past the two-hour mark. Late in the afternoon the group moves to the roof above the studio, where a small system has been set up, and he plays a sunset set of roughly two hours to the room. The evening closes over empanadas and wine with a playback of the episode assembled earlier.