Watch Heineken's Sound Atlas documentary on Brooklyn

This weekend at Electric Picnic, Heineken are bringing a taste of a Brooklyn block party to the festival.

Heineken Sound Atlas is a passport to music and cultural experiences from all over the globe and as part of that goal, they’ve produced a short documentary series that looks at different scenes. The latest installment features operators of Brooklyn’s Mister Sunday’s outdoor party and the must-visit Smorgasburg market. Northern Ireland’s Eamon Harkin, master of food and markets, Eric Denby and David Shapiro feature.

At EP, Sound Atlas takes inspiration from those Brooklyn spots by housing Brooklyn inspired food, music, two terraces and a host of activities.

Heineken Presents: Sound Atlas – Brooklyn

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