Alice Smith doesn’t so much sing as cast a spell, and in a room this intimate, you feel every octave of it. Her four-octave voice moves from smoky whisper to soul-stirring wail, drenched in the trip hop grit of her latest collection Mystery, with a stage presence that has filled the Apollo and Bowery Ballroom and will feel even closer here. This is a set built for a room that rewards close listening: soul-drenched grooves, state-altering vocals, and the kind of quiet-to-thunderous dynamic range that a seated, intimate house captures better than any arena ever could. Pour something bold, settle into your seat, and let her voice do what it’s done for Ryan Coogler’s Sinners and countless visual artists who’ve built work around it: hold you completely still.