Course Correction presents: Good Son at Public Works SF

This is a DJ set performed by Good Son for Dancing With Friends Vol 2 in the Public Works Loft in San Francisco, CA on August 1, 2026. Course Correction resident and co-founder, Good Son, throws down a luscious hour fifteen of driving rollers. The mix of light and dark is effortless, never leaning too far into one end of the spectrum. Good Son's versatility is continuously being proved by how well he can dig for tracks and match any energy he wants. About the Artist: Good Son is a DC-born DJ shaped by early influences of disco, 90s hip hop, and alternative rock. He found his sound in deep house, indie dance, and low-end driven grooves with a psychedelic edge. Time spent in Black Rock City and in dark rooms across San Francisco pushed his taste further. His sets pull from labels like Crosstown Rebels, Kompakt, and Dirtybird, blending tracks that beg you to get as low as possible. Always crate digging, always evolving, Good Son plays with an open mind, leaning into sounds that reveal themselves over time. At the core of it all is an openness to sound. Not everything lands immediately, and that is part of the appeal. Some tracks need time before they fully open up. Good Son leans into that idea, building sets that reward patience and curiosity, and inviting people to stay open long enough to discover something new. Socials: @goodson.sound About Course Correction: Course Correction is a San Francisco based collective that operates on the belief that dance music is centered around connection and community. This community is, and always has been, about the music. It feeds on the shared connection you feel with the random stranger next to you while you dance into the undeniable abyss. But right now, dance music is in a state of change. And that abyss is getting more and more difficult to find. Course Correction is a space, community, and energy where all people can find those moments— where nothing else matters besides the music. Those moments give us life. They keep us coming back to the same floors, the same spaces, and the same people where you look around and feel at home. We want CC to be that home. A collective, a community, and most importantly a space to dance. For far too long we have been separated… it’s time to Correct Course.