where.t.at Brings the “She Goes By” Movement to New York for NYFW Afterparty

The Denver breakout heads to Manhattan with Bina The Foreign, Rojas On The Beat, Michael Jaay, LŸDIA, Flaco Velli and a wider circle of rising talent built around one of 2026’s fastest-expanding remix movements.

Denver artist where.t.at is bringing the momentum behind “she goes by.” to New York City on September 10, headlining the RX Afterparty during New York Fashion Week alongside several artists and producers who have helped turn the record into a growing creative movement.

Taking place at 446 West 14th Street in Manhattan from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., the event will feature a headlining DJ set from where.t.at, with Bina The Foreign, Rojas On The Beat, Michael Jaay, LŸDIA and Flaco Velli among the names appearing throughout the night. King Timmy, Pyrii, Zaee and Romani G are also included on the lineup, bringing together a mix of artists, producers and emerging talent during one of New York’s busiest cultural weeks.

The timing reflects how quickly where.t.at’s profile has grown around “she goes by.” Released in March, the song has expanded far beyond its original version. Spotify currently lists where.t.at at roughly 2.39 million monthly listeners, while the original has approached 18 million Spotify streams and the KayArchon remix has surpassed 36 million, giving the Denver artist a substantial audience only months into the record’s run.

Rather than moving immediately to the next single, where.t.at and his collaborators have treated “she goes by.” as an open creative framework. The catalog now stretches across genres, regions and individual interpretations, with Bina The Foreign appearing on the “albanian.version,” LŸDIA delivering a breakbeat edit, and Michael Jaay and Flaco Velli releasing their own remixes. Many of those releases also feature producer Rojas On The Beat, while official metadata lists recent versions under Atlantic Records / good.works / Plush Records.

That approach has allowed one song to function almost like its own musical platform. Apple Music and other streaming services now carry a wide range of “she goes by.” variations, from regional versions to dance, R&B, electronic and club-focused reinterpretations. where.t.at’s own website places good.works at the center of the release, giving the campaign an independent identity even as the music reaches audiences through larger distribution channels.

Rojas On The Beat has become an important part of that expansion. Long before his current work with where.t.at, Rojas helped co-produce XXXTentacion’s breakthrough “Look at Me!” alongside Jimmy Duval and was active during the early SoundCloud era around artists including Lil Pump. His involvement gives the current movement a direct connection to a previous generation of internet-driven rap that similarly grew outside traditional industry routes before reaching a much larger audience.

For where.t.at, the NYFW appearance also puts his Denver roots on a much larger stage. Apple Music identifies him as a Denver, Colorado artist, while his official site continues to position the city as central to his story. The New York event represents another step outward, bringing together the artists behind the remix campaign in a physical setting where music, fashion and nightlife naturally overlap.

The RX Afterparty takes place September 10 from 10 p.m. until 2 a.m. at 446 West 14th Street, New York, NY. With where.t.at behind the decks and much of the “she goes by.” circle in the building, the night serves as both a Fashion Week gathering and a snapshot of how one breakout record has grown into something considerably larger.

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