“At The Moment” Tour Finale Brings a Full-Circle Vibe to Brooklyn’s Baby’s All Right
This past weekend, Williamsburg’s beloved live venue Baby’s All Right hosted the high-energy finale of the At The Moment Tour, headlined by New York artists Niko Brim and Kai Cash. In collaboration with Only One USA, a lifestyle brand for the everyday New Yorker, and Brooklyn sneaker staple Woodstack NY, the event captured the raw spirit of the city’s underground music scene while spotlighting the next generation of hip-hop talent.
The intimate venue was packed and buzzing with anticipation. From the jump, the atmosphere was alive, the crowd stood shoulder to shoulder, phones in the air, lighting up the room as artists performed under a backdrop of vivid lighting. Bluish, purplish, and red tones washed over the walls like a low-lit dance floor, setting the mood for a night of authenticity, talent, and real New York energy.
Opening the night was Madison Star, daughter of fashion icon Misa Hylton and younger sister to headliner Niko Brim. A creative force in her own right, Madison delivered a polished set featuring her standout single “Work Daughta,” accompanied by her dance collective Daughters of Destiny. Her performance showed noticeable growth since her last show in Yonkers, signaling a star steadily on the rise.
Next up was Jaewon , a Yonkers-born artist and son of hip-hop legend Jadakiss. A generational artist through and through, Jaewon embodies the essence of legacy music runs in his bloodstream. His set blended lyrical grit with confident stage presence, performing music from his 2023 project Heart of the North, along with newer tracks from an upcoming joint tape with Capella Grey. He also performed a recent single with Breezy Lyn, giving fans a look at his current momentum. A standout moment came when Jaewon dropped the beat and went fully acappella , a bold, raw pause in the night that reminded everyone in the room that he came to rap. His family’s brand, Kiss Café added another layer to the experience with complimentary cocktails served alongside Amaro Montenegro.
Though I had to leave before the headliners took the stage, the crowd was fully locked in for the final stop of Kai Cash and Niko Brim’s tour. Both artists also come from rich creative bloodlines and have steadily carved out their own lanes. Kai’s latest project Cash Rules is available across all major platforms, while Niko’s No Service in Tulum continues to resonate with fans. As signees of Generation Now , the label led by DJ Drama and Don Cannon, the duo’s finale felt like a true hometown celebration of culture, legacy, and forward movement.
Summer of Sound was more than just a show. It was a gathering of New York’s next wave artists who don’t just represent the future, but carry the past within them. The legacy is in their blood, and the moment is theirs for the taking.
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