ROC MARCIANO LIVE AT 214 MULBERRY FOR AIMÉ LEON DORÉ SOUND SERIES
Roc Marciano brought a live band to Aimé Leon Dore’s 214 Mulberry flagship and ran through cuts off his self-produced 656, plus selections from a catalog that practically sketched the blueprint for modern underground rap. The set marked the latest chapter in ALD’s SOUND series — a series previously graced by the likes of Large Professor, Kid Capri, Stretch Armstrong, and Tony Touch.
214 Mulberry is Teddy Santis’ cultural headquarters in Nolita — retail space, archive, and now a stage for curated authenticity. Inviting Roc — the architect of the drumless, loop-driven aesthetic that’s shaped the last 15 years felt only right. The connection runs deep, too: in October 2025, Marci executive-produced Mulberry Silk Road for rising Harlem voice Errol Holden — a title that nods directly to the ALD address. When a brand rooted in quiet luxury meets the rapper who essentially invented quiet luxury in hip-hop, it’s not a collaboration. It’s mutual authentication. See for yourself below.