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What reaches the room

Horizon Wireless is a dynamic NYC-based duo blending psychedelic break-beat, trip-hop, jam, and minimal tech house into immersive live sets. Comprised of Harrison Waxenberg and Daniel Scott Lyons, the pair launched Horizon Wireless as an independently released project that showcases their knack for hypnotic groove, intricate sound design, and high-energy builds. Their music threads between the dancefloor and the headphone experience, making each show a journey through evolving textures and infectious rhythms.

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The duo earned early attention with standout performances and notable wins, including the Grassroots California Mixtape Competition, and garnered opportunities for supporting major acts like The Crystal Method, Hallucinogen, and The Disco Biscuits. With a self-published approach, Horizon Wireless continues to push creative boundaries while maintaining a direct line to their audience through their online presence and live performances.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Live audiences can expect a curated environment where synths, bass, and drum machines collide into cinematic sonic landscapes. Horizon Wireless’ forthcoming tour brings them to iconic venues such as Mercury Lounge in New York, Cervantes in Denver, and Brooklyn Bowl in Brooklyn, offering fans a chance to experience their evolving catalog in a club-friendly, energizing setting.

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Connect with Horizon Wireless for bookings and inquiries at horizonwireless.space. Stay updated through their Bandcamp, SoundCloud, and social channels for release news, live dates, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Horizon Wireless

  • Members: Harrison Waxenberg and Daniel Scott Lyons (duo from NYC).
  • Genre: psychedelic break-beat, trip-hop, jam, minimal tech house, electro/trance.
  • Albums (most recent first): Three Way Radio (2025), Welcome to the Network (2019), Reimaginate (2018).
  • Awards/achievements include winning the Grassroots California Mixtape Competition and early support slots for major acts (e.g., The Crystal Method, Hallucinogen, The Disco Biscuits).
  • Social channels: horizonwireless.space (booking and contact), Bandcamp, Facebook, SoundCloud.
  • Label status: independently released / self-published.

The records

Horizon Wireless Discography

  • Three Way Radio
    2025 · Independent
  • Welcome to the Network
    2019 · Independent
  • Reimaginate
    2018 · Independent

Biography

Horizon Wireless is a New York City-centric collaboration between Harrison Waxenberg and Daniel Scott Lyons. The duo merges psychedelic break-beat with elements of trip-hop, jam, and minimal tech house to craft hypnotic, groove-forward tracks and dynamic live performances. Their music prioritizes texture and momentum, delivering head-nicking builds, spacious atmospherics, and punchy drops that resonate across club and festival environments alike.

Discography Highlights

  • Three Way Radio (2025) — Latest full-length exploring layered rhythms and rich sonic storytelling.
  • Welcome to the Network (2019) — A pivotal release that blends melodic hooks with hypnotic basslines.
  • Reimaginate (2018) — Early experiments in texture and groove that set the stage for their evolved sound.

Upcoming Tour Information

  • Mercury Lounge, New York, NY — 2025-04-04
  • Cervantes, Denver, CO — 2025-05-03
  • Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn, NY — 2025-07-26

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