With musical roots firmly planted in the golden age of hip hop, Nick’s DJ journey has taken him from the late 80s/early 90s underground funk/jazz/hip-hop scene (Liberation, Bustin’ Loose, Sahara Jazz) right up to date following the resurgence of vinyl, having DJ’d over the years alongside side James Lavelle, Kevin Beadle and Femi (YDs) amongst others.

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Alistair Gibbs has been producing sample-based deep house as Nebraska since the early nineties on labels such as Rush Hour, Mister Saturday Night, Heist, Razor-N-Tape and his own Friends & Relations label.

His extensive record collection reflects 30 years of sifting through crates looking for the perfect sample.

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Martin is the creative force behind the pioneering club Smashing, guiding hand on over 25 compilations of soundtrack, jazz and lounge obscurities and DJ at private parties at the most happening hotspots in London and beyond.

Martin drafts in his most musical friends for an evening on the EMT 948s.

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Dan and Tom return bringing disco, funk, soul, latin jazz and much more.

Dan can be found DJing at various venues at home and overseas. He spins a collection of criss-cross rhythms: originals, re-edits and remixes, in styles ranging from, synth and West Coast boogie, heady funk, afro-, funk rock, fusion, to house, soul, and first and second generation disco. Dan is also part of Deep Tenor City, with a number of releases through BBE Records and a monthly show on Soho Radio. Dan is also part of the Prescription Pricing Authority, with releases on Stockholm’s GAMM record label.

Tom Funk has his musical roots in playing keyboards and production, playing from a vast music collection ranging from hip hop to jazz, all the way through to electronic and experimental, rock and reggae. He also runs a full-fledged recording studio that serves as the hub of his homegrown London-based label, Lazy Robot Records, and has numerous productions to his name, including as part of Prescription Pricing Authority also.

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Resident DJ and deckchair attendant at the uber-balearic Sunday gathering We Are The Sunset visits Spiritland RFH with a record bag of breezy goodies.

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An avid record collecting DJ within the audiophile scene and joining the brunch resident roster at Spiritland RFH, Don seamlessly sows different styles and genres into one musical journey.

A founding member of improv night Open Sauce featuring acts from labels such as Ninja Tune, Big Dada and Wichita Records – with recent DJ sets at EartH, Grow, Two Tribes to name just a few – his selection encompasses variations of jazz, funk, dub, reggae, tropical- organic grooves, North African, Middle Eastern, disco, balearic, beats and anything in between.

Expect to have your musical cosmos expanded.

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Heather She joins the Spiritland resident roster for 2019 globe-trotting through contemporary jazz, 70s psych, ambient, soul and well beyond.

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Marie has always been surrounded by music. Whether reggae, soul, disco or pop – her dancing and singing parents brought music into her life from an early age.

You can catch Marie alongside Dave and JJ from Six Million Steps every other Saturday morning from 11:00am on the 6MS Sessions on Stomp Radio – and at our place for this groove-filled Saturday night.

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Citizen Helene is a musician and DJ from London. Her broad-ranging sets span easy disco, boogie, funk, AOR, jazz and more. Probably a sprinkle of emotional pop music too.

In addition to DJing, Helene is a musician and long-term collaborator with artist Mary Epworth, providing synths, backing vocals, percussion and guitar in her live band.

She's played records at various London venues including at a sold out LCD Soundsystem show at Alexandra Palace last year, in addition to several UK music festivals, such as Field Day, Port Eliot and Green Man.

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One of our favourite DJs, and one of the finest on the London circuit.

A resident at Spiritland, her strictly-vinyl sets typically feature unfathomably deep selections of disco, funk, soul, jazz, afrobeat and late-night exotica.

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Discs of Fun and Love is a record label run by Miche and Frederika, focusing on modern soul and more.

Come join them for their monthly Sunday brunch session on the EMTs

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Greg has spun everywhere from Madrid to New York City, and provided DJ support for legends such as Roy Ayers, Betty Lavette, Shuggie Otis, Brian Auger, Carleen Anderson and The Brand New Heavies. Having been involved in London’s soul, funk & jazz scene since the mid 1980s, he's steeped in decades of the finest underground sounds. Greg has been the A&R/creative force behind legendary London soul & jazz record label Freestyle Records since 2010 and signed to the label artists like Omar, Courtney Pine, Carleen Anderson, Brian Auger, Jessica Lauren, The Shaolin Afronauts & Kizzy Crawford.

He is also The Fantastics! Hammond organist/pianist (as he was previously for The Soul Destroyers on Jazzman Records), plus a music writer, radio & TV mouthpiece. This has included weekly spots for many years on the Craig Charles Funk & Soul Show and on BBC TV's The Culture Show.

Expect deep jazz, rare soul, funky folk, reggae, rocksteady & bossa nova and beyond.

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As programmer of Worldwide FM, Sam Fawcett has had years of being exposed to the sounds of the world, but as DJ he is most at home playing new wave, post-punk, yacht rock and off kilter synths and electronica. A name within the Manchester club scene, his wide ranging style and sounds means he is at home on most bills. Fusing a more guitar focussed sound with other worldly electronica and more worldy organic sounds. At Spiritland, he will focus on the downbeat and experimental sounds of his record collection.

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The latest installation of Spiritland Legends is a night-long celebration of Bob Dylan.

Morning Glory host James Endeacott digs through his Dylan collection for a night of hits, b-sides and rarities.

Free entry but highly recommended you reserve a table via hello@spiritland.com / 020 3319 0050.

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Edna Martinez grew up in Cartagena de Indias, in the Colombian Caribbean which influence her musical selection: African organic rhythms, Tropical sounds, Champeta, Latin and even Arabic folklore.

She is an artist, creator and organizer of Prende la Vela, a celebration of Afro-Latin culture, El Volcan – El Orgullo De Berlin a night dedicated to the Colombian Soundsystem Culture, LatinArab a musical journey from Alexandria to Cartagena de Indias.

Co-founder of Kréyol a Dj Collective that reflects all the variety of Tropical dance music in Berlin and recently radio host at Troptopia on Cashmere Radio. She is also a lover of records and dancing.

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Main project of nomadic DJ, producer and multi-instrumentalist Gabriel Cyr, Teleseen weaves together influences from the global underground into a unique mix.

Manifesting both in freewheeling DJ sets and a wide variety of his own releases and production work for other artists, Cyr's musical vision draws equally from deep house and afro house, samba, batucada, baile funk and MPB influences absorbed while living for years in Rio de Janeiro, as well as the experimentalism and sound system culture of his hometown of NYC.

Known for for his shifting polyrhythmic programming style and psychedelic synth work, Cyr has released records on 100% Silk, Feel Up Records, Boomarm Nation, Percepts, and most recently, French label Goldmin Music, who released his 2018 album The Emotional Life Of Savages.

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Martin is the creative force behind the pioneering club Smashing, guiding hand on over 25 compilations of soundtrack, jazz and lounge obscurities and DJ at private parties at the most happening hotspots in London and beyond.

Martin drafts in his most musical friends for an evening on the EMT 948s.

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Grace is one half of Raw Silk and works at record shop The BBE Store in London Fields.

South-London based, she cut her teeth in Melbourne working for record shop Plug Seven, meeting the BBE crew looking for records in New York 2016. She hasn't stopped digging out eclectic jazz-funk, new-wave, soul & psych sounds ever since.

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East London DJs Dellores & Tracey AKA Vinyl Bunnies return to Spiritland bringing the more eclectic side of their record collections.

The bunnies are well known on the scene for providing the perfect soundtrack to numerous private parties, exhibition launches and club nights across East and Central London.

They will be sharing a smattering of their vast personal collections playing groovy jazz fusion, Latin, funk and cinematic moods, sprinkled with a little bit of disco for this Friday session.

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Karl FM cut his teeth playing long dinner sets in his native Stockholm and has since picked up gigs in New York, Delhi and across the UK. His RFH brunch sets have become a beloved low key affair at Spiritland RFH and he joins us again for another.

Karl is Station Manager at SOAS Radio and a resident DJ at the London party Club Sandwich.

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An old head on young shoulders, weekend resident Minus returns for another session of his long-held residency.

A weekend worker at Flashback Records and host of his own monthly radio shows on NTS and Balamii, Minus is a natural cratedigger, to be found playing anything from gospel to krautrock, disco and all stops in between.

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Testify! We are thrilled to welcome one of the deepest collectors out there back to Spiritland – this time for a debut set at our South Bank home.

LA's Greg is largely known for his incredible collection of rare and soulful gospel, cut through with funk, disco and soul that has made him a regular at both Dublab and NYC Downlow.

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As one of the first female DJs of her time, Queen Bee is an understated icon – she joins us for a special two-part, double dose of DJing with an afro-disco-rare-groove-house and boogie on the Saturday night and seven-inch-only Studio One reggae set the following Sunday afternoon.

When sound system culture and underground dance music came together in Bristol in the late 1980s, Queen Bee was one of the main DJs championing new music.

Through the launch of pirate radio station Emergency FM in Bristol, she bought her sound to the ears of many and formed long lasting musical friendships with the likes of Massive Attack’s Daddy G, moving on to tour with the band for over a decade and recently performing as part of their 20th anniversary reunion for the Mezzanine album. After making history in '92 by opening the UK's first all female radio station Fem FM she took regular trips to West Africa to support and DJ on Radio 1 in Gambia.

She has continued to maintain her influence as a tastemaker, curating emerging talent like Eva Lazarus and Tiffany Juno alongside her signature dancehall, afrobeat and house style. Expect an eclectic mix of deeply-mined musical treasures.

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As one of the first female DJs of her time, Queen Bee is an understated icon – she joins us for a special two-part, double dose of DJing with an afro-disco-rare-groove-house and boogie on the Saturday night and seven-inch-only Studio One reggae set the following Sunday afternoon.

When sound system culture and underground dance music came together in Bristol in the late 1980s, Queen Bee was one of the main DJs championing new music.

Through the launch of pirate radio station Emergency FM in Bristol, she bought her sound to the ears of many and formed long lasting musical friendships with the likes of Massive Attack’s Daddy G, moving on to tour with the band for over a decade and recently performing as part of their 20th anniversary reunion for the Mezzanine album. After making history in '92 by opening the UK's first all female radio station Fem FM she took regular trips to West Africa to support and DJ on Radio 1 in Gambia.

She has continued to maintain her influence as a tastemaker, curating emerging talent like Eva Lazarus and Tiffany Juno alongside her signature dancehall, afrobeat and house style. Expect an eclectic mix of deeply-mined musical treasures.

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The WONDERFULSOUND Libraries is the DJ offshoot of record label WONDERFULSOUND, broadcasting weekly on Soho radio with a show that's becoming the staple diet of Monday mornings.

Selecting an eclectic mix of timeless music from the last hundred years to present day, WONDERFULSOUND Libraries tap into songwriting, easy-listening, library music, ambient, folk, mod-soul, jazz and more.

Ceri Preston & Miles Copeland provide the audio at this new monthly Sunday session alongside occasional superstar guests.

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Oli is Olindo Records' co-founder and longtime DJ and member of Colectivo Futuro – he's also a Soho Radio host and contributor to Music Is My Sanctuary – come and hear his most treasured records, having made their way from all corners of the globe into his record bags.

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Busby's a Peckham local having made a stamp on the South-East London scene through running the community-focused DJ event, Mixmotel.

As a producer and DJ, Busby always strives to blur the lines between jazz, afrobeat, disco, house, techno, electro and everything in between.

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DJ and VJ Mach V returns to Spiritland to update you all on his continuing journey unearthing top notch deep melodic electronica, folk, jazz and all genres in between

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Equal parts hazy sunshine psychedelia, lo-fi electronic soul, melodic pop nous, husky croons and forwards-looking-backwards beats from two true musicians and music heads.

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Stephen Budd runs Damon Albarn's Africa Express project and music festivals around the globe.

With a background in African music (having managed the renowned Songhoy Blues and working with Fatoumata Diawara and Seun Kuti) and long history of crate-digging in Africa, he has amassed a significant collection of original 1970s vinyl from Ghana, Nigeria, Congo and elsewhere.

He's DJed at Gilles Peterson’s Worldwide Festival, The Bratislava World Music Festival, London’s National Theatre and Ace Hotel (for Diggers Dozen), plus the DMZ Peace Train Festival.

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Jaye Ward has been playing great music to discerning London crowds since the 90s, recently being asked by DJ Harvey to soundtrack his album launch.

We welcome back Jaye for her return on the 18th of October.

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Spiritland favourite Marie – nom de guerre Iko Chérie when creating her 'psychedelicate surf pop' – returns for another of her special French-inspired, pop-tinged, laid back and breezy sessions.

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Heavenly Jukebox is the DJ arm of the legendary Heavenly Recordings, who've been playing the finest records and tearing up the dancefloors of festivals, clubs, gigs and parties for almost 30 years.

Fingers very much on the pulse, they're also the resident DJs and music programmers at The Social in London and Stonebridge Bar at Glastonbury.

The crew's Danny Mitchell returns to Spiritland, this time at Royal Festival Hall, to play his latest digs.

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Susanna is a London-based DJ born in Estonia and raised in Sweden. She's the curator of "Shit Day Shampoo", a monthly radio show on IDA Radio and resident DJ behind electronic music party series "Marrakech" in Tallinn.

At Spiritland King's Cross, she'll curate an evening of cosmic disco, international soul, new jazz, balearic and other electronic music alongside good friend Marius Cesar.

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Good pal of Spiritland Graham checks in for a swingin' Sunday afternoon session selecting gems from his enviable record collection.

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Jazz FM's Chris Philips and Jez Nelson return to Spiritland Royal Festival Hall for their laid-back, sociable Sunday afternoon monthly residency of the grooviest jazz sounds around, touching on funky jazz burners, rare boogie 12s and between-the-lines neo-soul grooves.

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Based in Tokyo, Japan. Kikiorix has played in many clubs and festivals in Japan as well as abroad including Somewhere in Amsterdam by Rush Hour x RDC, Dusk Camp Los Angeles, Fabric London, The End/Aka London, Space Ibiza, Tresor Berlin – and beyond.

Being based in London in the 2000s, he gained a lot of DJ experiences as a Holic resident together with Tomoki Tamura, and later he got to perform at one of the biggest music festivals in Japan, Fuji Rock Festival as a member of Tresvibes. During weekdays, he is busy working as a designer at Realrockdesign. A resident DJ and designer for Rainbow Disco Club.

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NTS Radio hosts Padraigh (Perfect Sound Forever) and Rory (The Slip) bring their selection of ambient, dream pop, shoegaze, fourth world and new wave back to the Spiritland sound system.

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Music head Delia is actively and proudly involved in a wide range of exciting projects.

Delia presents weekly show 'Counterpoint' on Soho Radio, assists some of the finest independent record labels out there such as Wah Wah 45s, First Word Records, Total Refreshment Records and Mashibeats, as well as co-producing LA-based radio show 'The Expedition Radio x Dash Radio', all whilst looking to bring other ideas to life.

She spends most (if not all) of her free time with headphones on, digging for new, old, obscure, forgotten, under-appreciated records. Her Counterpoint show is testament to her eclectic musical tastes, blending jazz with gospel, hip hop, soul, beats, psychedelia and whatever else tickles her earbuds, always with a strong narrative behind her selections.

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Shuya is a DJ and creative director of Kyoto Jazz Massive and Tokyo Crossover/Jazz Festival.

As a DJ, Shuya regularly tours Japan and worldwide, mostly throughout Europe and America, having played at The Jazz Cafe and Notting Hill Arts Club, APT New York, Southport Weekender, Future Jazz Festival, Croatian festivals among many.

Shuya continues to be an important figure in the disco and jazz scene worldwide – we're delighted to welcome him to Spiritland King's Cross.

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We’re teaming up with our neighbours at the Everyman Cinema for a season of films with a musical theme or a killer soundtrack.

First up is the incredible Boogie Nights – the story of a young man's adventures in the California pornography industry of the late 1970s and early 1980s.

After the film, head straight down to SUPERMAX, our secret disco basement, for an afterparty with the Six Million Steps crew DJing until late.

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Martin is the creative force behind the pioneering club Smashing, guiding hand on over 25 compilations of soundtrack, jazz and lounge obscurities and DJ at private parties at the most happening hotspots in London and beyond.

Martin drafts in his most musical friends for an evening on the EMT 948s – this week he's joined by Ben and Scott Addison from 90s acid-jazz band Corduroy.

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Fernando Pulichino, a man of many musical hats. Not only is he a producer and DJ but also an accomplished musician and songwriter. As a DJ he's played all the big name clubs and festivals you'd care to name in the UK, Ibiza, Berlin and beyond.

His original productions meanwhile have found homes at respected labels such as Late Night Tales, Futureboogie and Leng. One can be assured that Fernando will play a similarly discerning set.

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Mukatsuku Records is a UK reissue label bringing long lost treasures back into circulation, and Nik is the man that makes it all happen.

We're delighted that he once again brings his record box of worldwide jazz, funk and soul wonders for this Friday night.

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There is perhaps no DJ that represents the breadth and depth of club culture in the UK better than Norman Jay MBE. From Kiss FM, Shake’n’Fingerpop, High On Hope, Talkin’ Loud and of course the Good Times soundsystem, his name has been central to some of the defining sounds of London.

We’re delighted to welcome him to the intimate setting of Spiritland Royal Festival Hall to play his signature blend of rare groove, funk, soul, reggae and more under our disco ball on Friday 25th October.

The dancefloor action runs from 10pm until 2am. Support comes from DJ Sophie Callis.

Tickets £15 via link above.

You can join for dinner before the party starts too – book a table for dinner by emailing our front desk on rfh@spiritland.com or calling 020 3146 1980.

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Two disco bandoleros pioneering their own route through the great electronic wilderness – this year taking in Pikes, Glastonbury, Port Eliot and a trip West to the motherland on the cards.

With their boots firmly planted in dusty seventies sunsets, their panamerican productions take cosmic country funk to club and festival dancefloors via NYC latin disco and baggy acid house. Think the first summer of love meeting the second – Crosby, Stills and Nash at the Haçienda, The Doors at Shoom, The Orb at Woodstock.

At their Spiritland Royal Festival Hall brunch sessions, they'll be carving a path between the country and latino forms of soul, funk and disco – drawing on the original records that inform their dancefloor edits and remixes.

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Max Gershinson alias Leopold is a DJ and radio host based in London – host of the Natural Element show (previously on Radar Radio) and Cue Music on Netil Radio.

Expect worldly soul, boogie and stretched-out mellow goodness.

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Malaga-raised Avi has nurtured an acquired taste over the years. His aptly-named Hear No Evil show on NTS & Radar Radio has become a landing spot for hip-hop, jazz, soul and warm electronica – nothing but good music that steers away from the mainstream.

Now residing in London, the part-time photographer has worked alongside influential communities including Boiler Room, NTS and Livin' Proof.

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MOCHI MEN are a Parisian duo consisting of DJ producer Young Pulse (G.A.M.M.) and DJ selector ATN (New Morning) who teamed up to share their love of disco, funk, AOR and deeper selections.

Both avid record collectors, you can catch them at their residencies in Paris at Badaboum and in London at the Bussey Building. They also broadcast live on their monthly radio show on Le Mellotron.

The MOCHI MEN will be launching MOCHI RECORDS in 2019, where you will find their work and collaborations as producers and remixers.

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Brunch at Spiritland Royal Festival Hall gets groovy once a month with this residency from two titans of the library music scene, Jonny Trunk and Martin Green.

Half Forgotten Library is a regular Sunday session bringing largely forgotten swinging library recordings and OSTs back to life through our world-class sound system.

Drop in anytime for a stretched out brunch, daytime drinking and lounging in the company of recently revived jazz, soul, funk, exotica and soundtracks.

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Lati Kronlund is best known as a music producer and songwriter with artists such as Brooklyn Funk Essentials, Frankie Knuckles, Adeva, Arthur Baker, Isaac Hayes, Ultra Naté, Khaled and Jody Watley to name a few.

Parallel to the production work, Lati has been DJing since his teens. Like the music he writes and produces, his DJ sets are wide and eclectic, but mostly based on soul, funk and jazz and other music rooted in African rhythms.

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Love&Mercy – Andres (Pataphysical), Hayden and Sam (ManMakeMusic) – are a group of friends with a shared passion for all shades of music from the soul.

They’ve been playing records together across Europe for over a decade bringing a beautiful mix of ambient, jazz and synth.

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Join multi-discplinary artist Bishi for a night of Diwali celebrations at Spiritland King’s Cross.

Free entry but table bookings recommended via hello@spiritland.com / 020 3319 0050 / https://www.resdiary.com/restaurant/spiritlandkingscross

Singer, electronic rock-sitarist, producer and performer Bishi was born in London of Bengali heritage. A multi-instrumentalist, BISHI received musical training in both Hindustani and Western Classical styles, including the study of the sitar under Gaurav Mazumdar a senior disciple of Ravi Shankar.

As well as having released three albums to her name, Bishi's also the co-founder of WITCiH: The Women in Technology Creative Industries Hub, a platform elevating Women & Non-Binary in tech through commissions, performances & panels.

Bishi's collaborations & commissions for the stage have included The London Symphony Orchestra, The Kronos Quartet, Yoko Ono’s Meltdown, The Science Gallery, Nick Knight’s Showstudio & session work with Sean Ono Lennon, Luke Vibert, Daphne Guinness & Tony Visconti.

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Known in his hometown Porto for his flair with the records, Pedro relies on a strong, organic groove, promising to bring to the dancefloor the warm rhythms of funk and disco hand in hand with a kind of house that never takes off from its soulful tradition.

Working through different aliases he has been releasing music for the past five years: first as Bababa with Extended Records (2015); then as Hai with 1980 (2017); and in his own name Pedro with Onda Onda Music (2017).

In 2018 Pedro and Jenna Camille released This is What I'm Going Through EP with Wolf Music Recordings, with solo follow-up She is EP in 2019. This year also saw the first of Pedro's self-releases on his own label Hear, Sense and Feel, in a shift towards sounds closer to home.

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Martin is the creative force behind the pioneering club Smashing, guiding hand on over 25 compilations of soundtrack, jazz and lounge obscurities and DJ at private parties at the most happening hotspots in London and beyond.

Martin drafts in his most musical friends for an evening on the EMT 948s.

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Record collectors Gary and Rob are part of the South Beach Recycling music project, with releases on Midnight Riot and Masterworks Music.

They've a rich history of numerous South Coast residencies, curation of three radio stations, too many club brands, a nightclub, record shop and now their own vinyl label SFSB Recordings which recently released Craig Smith & Andrew McGroaty's 'Soul Searching' hip hop project.

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