Something super deep from Anāgāmī
London-based DJ and vinyl records collector shaping slow-immersive sound journeys rooted in deep minimalism and listening room culture. Years of record digging have shaped a selection style guided by mood, texture and the unique atmosphere of each venue.
Music selections favour warm low frequencies, restrained rhythm, and subtle texture, unfolding with patience and quiet tension.
Influenced by Japanese aesthetics of simplicity and balance, sets are designed for intimate spaces where sound is meant to be listened to, not rushed.
ANĀGĀMĪ
05/08/2026 KC
- Electronica
- Space Music
- Techno
Tara Minton – ‘The Devil Invites You To Dance’ Album launch
09/08/2026 KC
- Album launch
We're hosting the Vinyl Launch Party for Tara Minton's upcoming release, 'The Devil Invites You To Dance'. The night will include a full playback of the album, plus an interview by Paul Pace.
Written in México City in July 2023, the album follows a soul’s journey through the underworld of shadows and desire.
Diving deep into Aztec mythology and Latin American dance traditions, the listener is invited on a dark and joyous exploration of what it means to be human. Beyond "should" and "shouldn't" is the place where we meet ourselves with raw honesty.
The album is bilingual with lyrics in both English and Spanish and features a beautiful collaboration with Mexican poet/composer, Emilio Yañez Ruíz. 'Cariño' is a romantic bolero inspired by the legendary love story between México's most famous volcanoes, Popocatépetl and Iztaccihuatl.
The album artwork is by renowned Méxican muralist and street artist, kober_mx. The large-scale public mural can be visited in greater Coyoacan and exists as a permanent piece of living art in México City.
Tara Minton is an Australian born harpist, vocalist and composer. She is proudly endorsed by Les Harpes Camac and holds a master's degree in jazz performance from The Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Sought after as both a harpist and vocalist, Tara has worked with Björk, Tom Walker, ESKA, Stan Sulzmann, Geoff Gascoyne, Emma Rawicz, Alice Zawadski, Faris Ishaq, The Ronnie Scott's All Stars, Opera North, The Royal Ballet and the Australian World Orchestra.
Doors open at 5pm for welcome drinks and mingling, followed by a listening session interspersed with artist interview and Q&A.
The album is available to purchase on the night.
In Light Of Aquarius
13/08/2026 KC
- Eclectic
- Rock
- Soul
In Light Of Aquarius is Ben Ayres of Cornershop & Richie Deeney of The Toes, they play an obscure party collection of rocking R&B, popping Soul and killer Rock'n'Roll all from original 45's. Come and hear them in action once again on the Spiritland sound system
Mario Valente
14/08/2026 KC
- Disco
- House
- Synth Pop
The key link in the London / Lisbon axis returns with a bag of killer pop / new wave / alt / disco and anything else he fancies.
Prezzo
15/08/2026 KC
- Disco
- Eclectic
- Electronic
Prezzo is a DJ based in New York City with an institutional home at WKCR 89.9FM NY, where he has produced and presented music programming since early 2023, the flagship of which is Groove Trackers: WKCR's biweekly live broadcast showcasing turntable excellence, featuring guest DJs from across the United States.
Prezzo's live DJing centers technical precision and an engagement with music history, traversing the sounds of New York, Detroit, Chicago, and beyond, spanning contemporary releases back to the early 1970s.
Dr. Telefunk
19/08/2026 KC
- Eclectic
- Funk
- Global
Dr. Telefunk is a London based DJ, curator and founder of Grand Funk, a community driven club night raising funds for Refugee Community Kitchen. His sound is rooted in 70s and 80s jazz funk, soul and disco, branching into Latin, African and Caribbean influences, with a focus on feel, flow and connection on the dancefloor.
His sets bring together familiar favourites, overlooked gems and unexpected connections between genres, shaped by a love of digging and sharing music with people.
Jedd Bailey-Smith
20/08/2026 KC
- Jazz/Funk/Soul
Born and raised in the vibrant cultural melting pot of South London, Jazz double bassist Jedd Bailey-Smith has cultivated a rich and eclectic musical identity that transcends genres.
Whether in the studio, performing live, or on radio, his artistry reflects a strong
understanding of rhythm, melody, and groove. Jedd seamlessly weaves together the past and present, curating sets that are both timeless and boundary-pushing.
His vast record collection, amassed from years of crate digging, serves as the
backbone of his mixes, bringing a collage of sounds and deep cuts to life on
the decks.
Private Agenda
21/08/2026 KC
- Balearic
- Eclectic
- Synth Pop
Private Agenda is the enduringly eclectic alt-pop project of Sean Phillips and Martin Aggrowe. Based between London and Amsterdam, the pair have crafted an alluring and versatile sound from a musical palette which touches upon dream pop, disco, ambient and adult contemporary.
Their expansive approach to music-making owes inspiration, in part, to a love of the Balearic Beat where leftfield 12'' new wave and pop records found a home in DJ sets to soundtrack long, hazy nights alongside early house and slo-mo disco.
Private Agenda have released two full-length studio albums on Lo Recordings, a hotbed for experimental electronica and have collaborated on releases for a number of iconic indie labels including Mute, City Slang and Wall of Sound as well releasing on leading imprints in the electronic music underground, including International Feel, Permanent Vacation and Live at Robert Johnson.
Melissa Baksh
22/08/2026 KC
- Boogie
- Disco
- Funk
Melissa is an art historian, writer, curator and broadcaster/ DJ based in London. She is deeply interested in the intersections between art and music, and how both can help us to feel deeply, connect with ourselves and also each other.
She has written for publications such as The Guardian, The Times, Frieze and Artforum, and regularly delivers lectures and tours at the National Gallery. Alongside being a resident of arts collective Rhythm and Frames, she has hosted shows on Netil and Balamii Radio.
A firm believer in keeping things fresh, Melissa’s selections span a range of genres, from otherworldly jazz to soulful grooves, to disco and boogie from all around the world.
Eyal Naor
26/08/2026 KC
- Hip Hop
- Jazz/Funk/Soul
Eyal Naor, DJ and beatmaker, brings together hip hop and jazz from around the world, alongside his own original beats and productions.
East Asia Beat
27/08/2026 KC
- Eclectic
- Global
An evening of strictly vinyl music from Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, and more.
Your hosts are Lucky Cat, aka Zoë Baxter of Resonance FM, and Jawa Jones of Wanita Music. Both are collectors and selectors with a passion for East Asian music, especially covers of Western pop hits.
JY
29/08/2026 KC
- Disco
- Eclectic
- House
Singapore born and raised, JY traces the music from the cities of Detroit and Chicago - exploring the lineage of jazz, funk, rare groove, and disco through to the electronic sounds those cities birthed.
JY's passion for sharing diverse and rare music is inspired by a now defunct, small, unassuming basement in Shoreditch, and the genuine love for eclectic sound it fostered.
FIERCELAND BY OMAR MUSA – Launch event
30/08/2026 KC
- Talks
Omar Musa is an author, visual artist and poet from Australia, Fierceland is his second novel. Join us for this launch event at Spiritland on Sunday 30th August.
After many years abroad, Harun and Roz return to Malaysian Borneo for the funeral of their palm-oil baron father, Yusuf – and to reckon with their inheritance. Yusuf might be a hero to many, but his children know that not only has he built the family’s immense wealth by destroying huge tracts of rainforest, but also that he was involved in the violent disappearance of a man who stood in his way.
Harun is a successful tech entrepreneur in Los Angeles while Roz is an artist struggling to stay afloat in Sydney, and both are determined to return something their father stole from the forests of their homeland. In their quest for redemption they grapple with the legacy of power and corruption and are haunted – by the ghosts of colonialism, the ghosts of family, the ghosts of language, and the ghosts of the forest itself.
A trailblazing journey across the globe, Fierceland is a language-bending story that weaves the past and the present into an emotionally powerful family saga that plays out at a mythical scale.
Omar Musa is an author, visual artist, rapper and poet. He has written two novels (including Fierceland), three books of poetry, five hip-hop records, and two plays, Since Ali Died and The Offering (A Plastic Ocean Oratorio), with cellist Mariel Roberts Musa.
Fierceland won the Victorian Premier’s Literary Award for Fiction and was shortlisted for the Miles Franklin Award. His debut novel Here Come the Dogs was long-listed for the International Dublin Literary Award and Miles Franklin Award and he was named one of the Sydney Morning Herald’s Young Novelists of the Year in 2015.
He has had several solo exhibitions of his woodcuts, including his most recent, The Hurt Business. His work has appeared in Poetry Magazine, The Best Australian Stories and Best of Australian Poems.
Join us for a very special launch event for Fierceland, with a Q&A with the author, music, drinks & snacks. The novel will be available for purchase on the evening from Bricklane bookshop.
Doors: 5pm
Q&A: 6pm
Event ends: 10pm
