Broken Sound Records, the Delray-born house music series, returns from its summer hiatus on Saturday, August 22, with a one-night takeover of the upstairs lounge at The Replay Club on High Ridge Road in Boynton Beach. Doors open at 8 p.m.; the night runs to midnight.
The Replay Club is a 70,000-square-foot racquet complex built around padel and pickleball courts. For one night, its upstairs lounge becomes a dedicated production room. Per the series' Instagram, the evening includes four DJ sets with what the organizers describe as elevated production, exclusive drink specials, and complimentary prosecco during the first hour.
The lineup: Tatu, Fabio Kim, Alex Supran, and ACE. The door is 23 and over; cocktail attire is required. Access is being distributed through a comment-list mechanism — attendees are directed to comment on the series' Instagram post to receive a direct-message link, a format that reflects the capacity constraints the upstairs space carries.
Broken Sound Records launched in Delray Beach and, according to the series' own Instagram, drew hundreds of attendees to a rooftop event that organizers describe as among the larger gatherings the city has hosted. August 22 marks the series' announced return after a summer break.
The Replay Club's High Ridge Road address sits in Boynton Beach's commercial corridor between Delray and Lake Worth, placing the event squarely within reach of the South County audience the series has cultivated. Whether the club becomes a recurring venue for the series into fall has not been announced.
