The Sunday afternoon ‘Sunday Best’ weekly party returns to Brooklyn this summer with their kickoff on Memorial Day Sunday.  Last year resident DJs Justin Carter, Eamon Harkin and Doug Singer, the crew behind Mister Saturday Night programmed a great lineup of DJs and producers to come to the location right on the Gawanus Canal (on Carroll St., not your ass).  Guests included Pilooski and Afrika Baambaataa.  This year’s lineup was just announced with Quentin Harris kicking it off on 05.24.09.   Complete lineup below with  artist profiles from Sunday Best’s website:

• •05.31.09 - Mr. Scruff, a UK-based illustrator, tea vendor and eclectic DJ
• •06.07.09 - Luke Solomon, Rekids and Cajual producer
• •06.14.09 - Jus-Ed, Bridgeport, Connecticut’s finest
• •06.21.09 - Rub N Tug, crazy but true
• •06.28.09 - Justin Martin, the dirtiest Dirtybird of them all
• •07.05.09 - Losoul, maker of European dance music with big nods to soul and jazz
• •07.12.09 - Kyle Hall, the 17-year-old, Detroit-based producer who’s never played
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• •07.19.09 - I:Cube, a forefather of French house and one half of Chateau Flight
• •07.26.09 - Omar S blows our minds every time
• •08.02.09 - Maurin Fulton, the funkiest DJ we’ve ever heard
• •08.09.09 - Motor City Drum Ensemble, a young German paying homage to Detroit
• •08.16.09 - Tim Sweeney, the ever-eclectic Beats In Space man
• •08.23.09 - Theo Parrish, a true master playing a long set
• •08.30.09 - Justus Kohncke, a Kompakt artist playing a live set
• •09.06.09 - DJ Harvey, closing it out crazily and properly

This is a fun, all ages party that will make your Sunday’s feeling a lot more productive when you are drinking beer, eating tacos, and listening to music all afternoon.  All the Sunday parties run from 3:00 - 9:00 PM with an $8 cover if you RSVP to rsvp@sundaynestnyc.com or $10 without.