After another brilliant summer of SOTCS sessions, Mucho Soul close out the season with a day-into-night journey from sunlit terrace grooves to deep house and disco after dark, with a line-up curated especially for the occasion.

ABOUT THE EVENT

Mia Rahaman (Dora The Explorer)
Mia Rahaman is a 22-year-old DJ with a love for old-school music. Her sets blend soul, funk, disco and hip hop, bringing together feel-good classics, old-school grooves and plenty of energy! She’s played at various London venues including Between the Bridges, Love Vinyl, BBE, Brutus, Wishful Drinking, Mad Cats, Wood Street Bear and Hazels. Mia is excited to be joining Ket and Alan at Grow for this end-of-summer celebration and is hugely grateful for the invitation — expect good music, good energy and plenty of reasons to dance!

Neasha
A lifelong music head with deep dancefloor roots, Neasha’s story stretches from classical percussion and music production to spinning breakbeat as Miss-Use in 90s Scotland. Returning to the decks after more than 20 years away, she now moves freely through reggae, soul, ska, dub, dance and disco, drawing from a personal collection built over decades.

Jerry Frempong
A seasoned house selector and vinyl obsessive, Jerry Frempong has played everywhere from Ministry of Sound and Sankeys to intimate Thames boat parties through his own Pret A Ecouter nights. His sets draw on decades of digging and dancefloor experience, with house at their heart and a broad musical sensibility running throughout. More recently, Jerry has also been working with BBE on reissuing music from Ghanaian label Asona Records.

Mucho Soul
Founded in Soho in 2001 by Alan Kenny Arscott and Ket Shah, Mucho Soul have spent more than two decades joining the dots between jazz, reggae, funk, broken beat, house, disco and electronic music. Their Soul On The Canal Side parties have been a fixture at Grow since 2017.

ENTRY INFORMATION

This event is free before 9pm and kicks off from 4pm. After 9pm, tickets are £10 on the door. There are no advance tickets.

It’s one of the busiest events in Grow’s calendar, and we usually hit capacity early. Once we’re full, it’ll be one in, one out. So come down early to beat the queue, or be ready to wait patiently if you arrive later.

Sweet Ones are back at their East London home, taking over the canalside at Grow for another evening of deep, soulful dance music.

ABOUT THE EVENT

Joining us is Donsurf, one of the UK's most exciting names in broken beat and bruk. Hailing from Leeds, his productions and DJ sets effortlessly weave together jazz, soulful house and broken rhythms, with appearances at Fabric, We Out Here and Warehouse Project earning him a reputation as one of the scene's finest selectors.

Returning to Sweet Ones is Ben Hauke, this time performing a special live set. A producer whose sound moves between bruk, house, UK funky, jazz and leftfield electronics, Ben's releases on Far Out Recordings, Church and Woop Records, alongside collaborations with artists including King Krule and Katy B, have made him one of London's most distinctive musical voices. Expect deep percussion, warm textures and plenty of soul.

Holding it all together are Sweet Ones residents KANE + KOMANCHE, guiding the night through deep house, broken rhythms, soulful electronics and timeless dancefloor records.

Set against the backdrop of Grow Hackney, one of East London's most loved independent grassroots venues, expect canalside sunsets, an intimate warehouse dancefloor and a community built around music, connection and discovery.

ENTRY INFORMATION

Limited £5/£7 advance tickets via RA (before 10pm)
Free before 9pm
£10 on the door (after 9pm)
Last entry 1am

We’re very excited to welcome Mr Bongo DJs back to Grow for a special 4-hour extended DeepDig set. After the incredible energy they brought last year, we knew we had to do it again.

ABOUT THE EVENT

This time, they return on Bank Holiday Sunday, 30 August, for a long-form journey through the full Mr Bongo sound.

Since opening as a Soho record shop in 1989, Mr Bongo has become one of the UK’s most respected names in global music, known for digging, reissuing and sharing essential sounds from Brazil, Latin America, Africa, the Caribbean and far beyond.

Behind the decks, that deep knowledge turns into soulful, high-energy dancefloor journeys. Expect rare Brazilian grooves, deep disco, modern soul, gospel, house, funk, jazz and plenty of records that move between genres with ease.

This is exactly what DeepDig is about: trusted selectors, longer sets and music that has room to breathe. Having taken the Mr Bongo sound to festivals and dancefloors around the world, this is a rare chance to hear them stretch out properly in an intimate canalside space.

Opening the evening on our terrace, Liminal People, Alfie and Paloma, set the tone with deep, soulful and psychedelic selections. Their sets drift through obscure disco, ecstatic house, leftfield grooves and offbeat dancefloor gems, always led by warmth, feeling and curiosity.

A full Bank Holiday Sunday of deep digging, global rhythms and open-minded dancefloor energy by the canal.

ABOUT DEEPDIG

DeepDig is a night curated by Grow, that brings some of our favourite DJs and producers to play the sets that they don’t usually get to play at bigger venues and festivals. Expect lengthy, no-holds-barred DJ sets in intimate settings, where they have free rein to take the crowd in whatever direction they like.

Previous guests: Alexander Nut, Alfie, Arnau Obiols, Aunti Flo, Batukizer, blissy e, Brian Not Brian, Bror Havnes, Ceylan Göksel, Chris Wheatley, Cosmo Sofi, CSGRV, Dean Bryce, Demacque, Distant Rhythm, DJ Amir, Dom Ore, Donut, Frederika, Haseeb Iqbal, K15, Kanem, Kisa, Lanni, Liminal People, LORA S, Maria Hanlon, Martha, Medlar, Miche, Millie McKee, Mr Bongo, Mr Redley, My Analog Journal (Zag + Shaqdi), Nina Yamada, Paloma, Patrick Forge, Petra’s Dream, Poly-Ritmo, Rebecca Vasmant, Rohan Rakhit, Saachi, Sanoy, Soph, Stu Clark (WOLF MUSIC), Tea, Thristian, Tim Garcia, Tumbaito, Vandorta

ENTRY INFORMATION

VERY limited £5/£7 advance tickets via RA (before 10pm)
Free before 9pm
The majority of tickets are on the door for £10 (after 9pm)
Last entry 1 am

Join us for a special “End Of Summer Special” hosted by Cengiz for an evening to night special celebrating Bruk is all its forms and influences.

ABOUT THE EVENT

Cengiz Presents "End of Summer Special" at Grow:

Cosmo Sofi is a London-based, Uruguayan DJ, graphic designer, and former Worldwide FM presenter whose lifelong passion for world culture deeply informs her sound. Her highly adaptable, eclectic sets seamlessly bridge genres from jazz and soul to jungle, house, and dub, always united by a singular focus: sharing soulful music with a conscious message.

Whether crafting tailored musical journeys for sophisticated Hi-Fi listening bars, art museums, or underground raves, Sofi navigates diverse environments with ease. This versatility earned her widespread respect through her Worldwide FM show, Spectrums, secured her a 2023 Secretsundaze residency, and has led to her sharing festival stages across Europe with industry heavyweights like Gilles Peterson, Mr. Scruff, and Joe Claussell.

Oliver Night is a London-based producer, DJ and multi-instrumentalist whose music moves fluidly between broken rhythms, soulful textures, house energy and hip-hop sensibility. Rooted in UK sound system culture but always forward looking, his work resists neat definitions, instead favouring feeling, groove and emotional depth.

Stepping forward with his debut album on Tru Thoughts, Between The Lines, Oliver delivers a rich, genre-spanning body of work shaped by collaboration, experimentation and community. The album features Roots Manuva, alongside KAYA FYAH, TREV, Goldbar, Megatronic, David Mrakpor (Blue Lab Beats) and Jay Phelps, each adding their own distinctive voice to the project.

Recent releases from the album have made a strong impact, landing multiple Number 1 positions on Traxsource and Juno Download, with the latest single reaching Number 4 in Traxsource’s Broken Beat chart. The album’s momentum was further cemented with a sold-out release party, where Oliver delivered a live PA that was warmly received, marking a standout moment in the project’s journey.

Whether behind the decks or performing live, Oliver brings a deep understanding of dancefloor dynamics and musical storytelling, refined over years of DJing and production. No matter the format, there’s a clear signature running through his work, thoughtful, groove-led and unmistakably his own.

Cengiz is London-based DJ, producer, and curator whose sets fuse soulful textures with raw percussive power. Deeply rooted in the UK’s broken beat, garage, and jazz-influenced dance traditions, Cengiz is more than a selector—he’s a storyteller. His signature is the seamless glide from the rich, emotive depths of jazz-fusion and bruk to the peak-time energy of big-room house and techno, all within a single set.

As a producer, Cengiz has released music on influential labels such as CoOp Presents and Dance Regular. His tracks, like the underground favourite MOTF (inspired by Norman Connors’ “Mother of the Future”) and the soulful anthem JOY featuring David Kayode, have become staples on radio, in clubs, and at festivals, supported by leading DJs across the scene such as Gilles Peterson and Jamz Supernova. Cengiz is currently working on his forthcoming full-length album project in collaboration with Wah Wah 45s.

ENTRY INFORMATION

VERY limited £5/£7 advance tickets via RA (before 10pm)
Free before 9pm
The majority of tickets are on the door for £10 (after 9pm)
Last entry 1 am

Worldwide FM's Kamar, host of the monthly show Tealeaves, which explores music through migration, has curated an all-star line-up of some of his favourite selectors for this bank holiday session. A celebration of family and love.

ABOUT THE EVENT

Think boogie, dub, house, latin, jazz - this party is a culmination of the sounds that have shaped and inspired Kamar's musical journey, featuring friends and kindred spirits, each bringing their own sound and record collection to the dance:

Seiji Ono of NTS fame, a French-Japanese DJ and producer who also runs Floating Points' beloved label Melodies International. Seiji has held down the You're A Melody residency alongside Floating Points, Mafalda, Antal and more. Seiji digs deep and plays deeper — a soul and boogie obsessive who's taken his crates from Fuji Rock to Rex Club to Phonox, always chasing the same warmth wherever he lands. Seiji's recent shows on NTS and set at Gilles Peterson's Worldwide Festival have been standouts, and we are so excited to have him join.

Zaereo from Worldwide FM and Radio Alhara brings her deep and psychedelic record collection full of rock, jazz and beautifully strange experiments. Her sound is expansive, trippy and explorative with a strong focus on music from the global south. Zaereo has been impressing on the international stage of late, playing as part of J.A.W. Family Reunion in Berlin alongside Theo Parrish, Palms Trax and Suze Ijo.

Miss Mash (also from Worldwide FM), British-born with Yugoslavian heritage - her style is a gorgeous cultural mash-up energy reflecting her own cultural fusions, sliding across Egyptian Disco, Broken Beat, Dub, Samba and Boogie. Mash is also part of the Bristol-based Queer and Non-binary collective Girl on Girl and Hot Wax Bristol Record Shop.

These nights are, by nature, inclusive spaces — meant to be safe ones, where the cultural richness of global music can be heard, felt and celebrated. Channelling love, movement and soul. Come dance and join the family :)

ENTRY INFORMATION

VERY limited £5/£7 advance tickets via RA (before 10pm)
Free before 9pm
The majority of tickets are on the door for £10 (after 9pm)
Last entry 1 am

DeepDig has become synonymous with handing over to selectors who know how to build a dancefloor over hours with long form sets. Harri Pepper and LA's Sky Rivers share their deep record collections.

ABOUT THE EVENT

Harri Pepper is a Welsh-born, London-based DJ, Rinse FM resident, long-standing resident and part of the 17 Little Portland Street family. Raised on the west coast of Wales in his family’s jazz café and art gallery, Peppers, his musical roots run deep, shaped by jazz, record culture and the kind of wide-open listening that comes from growing up away from the obvious club circuit.

With no local clubs nearby, Harri’s first experiences behind the decks came through free parties in the valleys and mountains of Pembrokeshire before he later moved through Bristol and into London’s underground music community. Since settling in the capital, he has become a familiar presence across some of London’s most loved dancefloors and listening spaces, including Fabric, The Love Inn, Corsica Studios, CDV, The Cause, Phonox, 17 Little Portland Street and beyond.

His reach has also extended to festival stages, with appearances at Houghton Festival, Love International, Glastonbury and Garbicz Festival. Across clubs, festivals and radio, Harri has built a reputation for warm, oddball and deeply felt selections that can move from jazz, soul and disco into house, techno, chuggy and stranger dancefloor corners without losing the thread.

Opening the night for his UK debut is LA selector Sky Rivers. After decades immersed in record culture and a long spell away from clubs, he returned to DJing in 2023 and has quickly become a regular across some of LA’s best underground parties. Expect patient, record-led sets moving through house, dub, downtempo, leftfield rhythms and psychedelic textures.

We're excited to welcome them both to Grow for another DeepDig session, where thoughtful warm-ups, extended sets and music without borders always come first.

ABOUT DEEPDIG

DeepDig is a night curated by Grow, that brings some of our favourite DJs and producers to play the sets that they don’t usually get to play at bigger venues and festivals. Expect lengthy, no-holds-barred DJ sets in intimate settings, where they have free rein to take the crowd in whatever direction they like.

ENTRY INFORMATION

VERY limited £5/£7 advance tickets via RA (before 10pm)
Free before 9pm
The majority of tickets are on the door for £10 (after 9pm)
Last entry 1 am

For our August edition of Grow Live, we’re welcoming two Grow debuts in one night: Tashkezar live in the warehouse, with Adam Baker joining us from Brussels to open and close the night from behind the decks.

ABOUT THE EVENT

One of the most exciting acts rising through the UK global music scene, Tashkezar bring psych guitars, funk-driven basslines, Balkan brass, anthemic synths and euphoric Arabic vocals into something they call Egyptian Psych Funk.

Originally from Egypt, Uzbekistan, the UK and the US, the band pull together vintage Egyptian pop, Anatolian rock, funk, Balkan rhythms, Mediterranean sounds and full-force groove into a live show built for movement. It sits somewhere between the hypnotic drive of Altın Gün, the desert psych energy of Al-Qasar, the warmth of TootArd and the raw dancefloor spirit of Dur-Dur Band, but with its own charged, joyful edge.

Fronted by Mariam, once part of Cairo’s underground music scene, Tashkezar carry a sound that feels celebratory, political, playful and full of release. Her lyrics use wordplay and wry humour to process personal and political upheaval, turning disillusionment into hope, movement and collective release.

Opening and closing the night is Adam BKR, a Brussels-based vinyl digger, DJ and curator making his Grow debut. His sets explore global grooves from the 70s to the 90s, pulling together Zouk, Cumbia, Japanese boogie, Balkan sounds, Funaná and other danceable finds from across the world.

Adam is the founder of Midnight Voodoo, a vinyl-only collective stretching musical boundaries through club nights and radio residencies on Kiosk Radio in Brussels and Radio Alhara in Palestine. In 2025, he also launched Tropic Thunder with Alex Figueira, a raw and intimate night focused on organic rhythms from Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean.

Expect heavy grooves, border-crossing records and a headline band making their Grow debut with a live set made for the floor.

ENTRY INFORMATION

Limited £5/£7 advance tickets on RA
Free before 9pm
£10 on the door (after 9pm)
Last entry 1am

Chicha Por Favor is back in East London for another celebration of Peruvian tropical music, digging deep into the psychedelic world of chicha while embracing the artists pushing the sound into new territory.

ABOUT THE EVENT

Chicha Por Favor is back in East London for another celebration of Peruvian tropical music, digging deep into the psychedelic world of chicha while embracing the artists pushing the sound into new territory.

Leading the night are Las Chanchas, an exciting new project formed in 2025 that is already carving out its own space within the contemporary chicha scene. With a stripped-back line-up, fearless approach and infectious energy, the band reimagines the sounds of the Peruvian Amazon without losing the hypnotic groove that defines the genre. Blending different musical traditions and influences, Las Chanchas deliver a rich, powerful and unmistakably tropical live show.

Joining us from Peru is La Cadencia, the project of selector, researcher and content creator Néstor Sedano. Through years of digging, documenting and sharing Peru's musical heritage, La Cadencia has become a respected platform dedicated to Peruvian cumbia and huayno. Néstor is also the creator of the podcast Tremenda Ebullición, where he has spoken with many of the leading figures of Peru's popular music scene. His sets combine deep musical knowledge with dancefloor instinct, taking audiences on a journey through the rich history and vibrant present of Peruvian popular music.

Completing the line-up is Paskal Rough & Tough (Cool Breeze), guiding the dancefloor through heavy tropical rhythms, vintage Jamaican sounds and forgotten gems from across Latin America and the Caribbean, connecting the Peruvian Andes with the Colombian coast and beyond.

At the heart of the night, Stefano Cornerman (Ritmo del Barrio) continues its mission of shining a light on vintage Latin American music, with a particular passion for Peruvian cumbia (chicha), bringing together musical heritage, vinyl culture and irresistible tropical grooves.

Expect swirling psychedelic guitars, rolling percussion, deep basslines and a dancefloor full of energy until the very end.

ENTRY INFORMATION

Limited £5/£7 advance tickets via DICE (before 10pm)
Free before 9pm
Majority of tickets are on the door for £10 (after 9pm)
Last entry 1am

Beirut Groove Collective Summer Club is now in session. The dress code is loose. The records are deep. Attendance on the dancefloor is compulsory. 

Advance tickets are now sold out, but these were only a small allocation. 90% of capacity has been kept back for walk-ups and bookings.

Entry is free before 9pm, so come down early and catch the first part of the evening on the canal. The music kicks off at 7pm and run until 2am.

From 9pm, entry is £10 on the door. Early arrival is strongly advised.

ABOUT THE EVENT

Now in its 17th year, the Beirut Groove Collective (BGC) is a London-based collective of vinyl DJs and crate diggers behind the BGC All-Nighter – a cult clubnight dedicated to obscure and underground dancefloor records from the 1960s to the 1980s, spanning the SWANA region, Africa and beyond. Rooted in Beirut’s formative decades as a cosmopolitan musical crossroads, the night draws on pioneering records and subcultures of the ‘60s, ‘70s and ‘80s. The BGC’s floor-shaking vintage sets trace sonic links across global scenes – from Arabic and African Funk, Lebanese '60s Beat and Bellydance Disco to Latin Tarab, Armenian Estradayin, Anatolian Rock, Ethiopian and Sudanese Jazz and rare Soul, Funk and Psychedelia from around the world.

This Friday 14 August, the BGC brings its deep crates to Grow for a summer edition of its clubnight with canal-side sets from DJ, compiler, NTS resident and the BGC founder, Ernesto Chahoud and DJ, music researcher and writer Natalie Shooter and guest Jake Holloway. Join them from 7-10pm by the canal, and 10pm-2am in the club at Grow.

ENTRY INFORMATION

Limited £5/£7 advance tickets (entry before 10pm)
Free before 9pm
Majority of tickets are on the door for £10 (after 9pm)
Last entry 1am

The annual Girlz B Like "Open to Close" session returns as resident hostess and founder Marcia DaVinylMC takes you on a seven-hour journey through soulful house, gospel house, disco, rare grooves, boogie, broken beat, jazz, revival classics and everything in between.

ABOUT THE EVENT

This is one of only TWO 'Open to Close' sets Marcia will play in 2026, making it a rare chance to experience a full-night musical story told entirely on vinyl.

Since 2015, Girlz B Like has been championing women DJs, Black music culture and the art of playing records the old-school way creating an inclusive dancefloor where everybody is welcome.

No playlists. No laptops. Just great music, good people and the unmistakable energy that keeps people coming back year after year.

If you've been before, you already know. If you haven't... this is the one for you with the birthday gal!

Where guys dance and Girlz DJ.

ENTRY INFORMATION

Limited £5/£7 advance tickets via RA (before 10pm)
Free before 9pm
£10 on the door (after 9pm)
Last entry 1am

Discothèque Tropicale make their Grow debut this August, bringing their sun-soaked world of tropical grooves, soulful dance music and deep Afro-Caribbean cuts to the canal.

ABOUT THE EVENT

Known for their London parties and serious digging habits, the collective have quickly built a name for sets that move through retro zouk, soca, tropical disco, house, synth-pop and club-ready gems from across the globe.

For this one, Discothèque Tropicale (Josh FB, Matty S, Sultan, Fred Salt) are joined by Arlyss, Atlas, Sanoy for a full evening of heat, rhythm and proper dancefloor energy.

Expect rare tropical records, big smiles, loose hips and a dancefloor that keeps building as the night goes on.

ENTRY INFORMATION

Limited £5/£7 advance tickets via RA (before 10pm)
Free before 9pm
£10 on the door (after 9pm)
Last entry 1am

Soul On The Canal Side returns for the third party of its summer season, with music outside from 4pm before moving into the basement from 10pm.

ABOUT THE EVENT

Mucho Soul are joined by Basil Black II Basics, Miss Soxee and Damian Charles for an afternoon and night moving through jazz, soul, funk, broken beat, disco and deep house.

Basil Black II Basics
A regular at Soul On The Canal Side since 2017, Basil Isaac brings together DJing and live percussion. Across 35 years in music, he has worked with artists including Basement Jaxx, Peven Everett, Masters at Work, Robert Owens and the late Maxi Jazz, alongside appearances at Glastonbury, Cross The Tracks and Electric Picnic.

Miss Soxee
The woman behind East London Open Decks, Miss Soxee moves through jazz, funk, soul, disco, broken beat and house. She is also part of the Eves’ Drop Collective and has played at We Out Here, across the UK and throughout Europe.

Damian Charles
A dedicated house music selector with a deep collection spanning soulful, Detroit and underground sounds. Damian hosts a weekly show on Point Blank Radio and has played at Notting Hill Carnival, Deep Into Soul and Faith. He heads up the late basement session.

Mucho Soul
Founded in Soho in 2001 by Alan Kenny Arscott and Ket Shah, Mucho Soul have spent more than two decades joining the dots between jazz, reggae, funk, broken beat, house, disco and electronic music. Their Soul On The Canal Side parties have been a fixture at Grow since 2017.

ENTRY INFORMATION

This event is free before 9pm and kicks off from 4pm. After 9pm, tickets are £10 on the door. There are no advance tickets.

It’s one of the busiest events in Grow’s calendar, and we usually hit capacity early. Once we’re full, it’ll be one in, one out. So come down early to beat the queue, or be ready to wait patiently if you arrive later.

Equal Parts touch down this July for their third outing of 2026 at Hackney Wick's best-loved canalside venue, Grow.

ABOUT THE EVENT

LA-based Apiento, a. k. a. Paul Byrne is perhaps best known as the founder of Test Pressing, an independent electronic music blog and online magazine founded in 2008. He curates the much-loved Sunrise Sessions at Love International festival and boasts a string of hard-hitting releases including the highly sought after 'Things You Do For Love' on World Building in 2019 and 'She Walks' with Alex Tepper on Leng in 2010 among others. Tailored squarely for the dancefloor, Apiento's recent Balearic house number 'The Yellow Place' (also with Alex Tepper) on Test Pressing's club-focused sub-label Test Pressing Tracks demonstrates his command of grittier, more energetic sounds.

Apiento is a regular on New York's TheLotRadio and hosts a longstanding 'Test Pressing' show on NTS radio alongside his New Age Dance Show on dublab. In the club, Apiento's DJ sets are deep and considered, and weave together house, techno, dub, and disco under his self-proclaimed 'floaty bangers' sonic signature. Equal Parts can't wait to welcome Apiento to Grow this July.

Ahead of the main event, Equal Parts residents Cymba and fairground will be on hand with a Balearic-soaked set featuring Italo disco and house rollers befitting of Solero season. Before that, Arnie - fresh from his highly acclaimed set at the beloved Gottwood Treehouse last month - kicks things off in the main room with a set spanning deep house, edits, and nu-disco. Outside on Grow's magaical canalside terrace as the sun sets over the Lea Valley, Equal Parts residents Ani and DJ Nick will deliver a special three hour b2b of blissful grooves to get the evening started right.

First record 7pm, last record 3am.

ABOUT EQUAL PARTS

Conceived in a warehouse just a stone’s throw from Main Yard, Equal Parts have been throwing parties exclusively at Grow four times a year without fail since 2018. Forged in the twilight of Hackney Wick’s warehouse heyday, Equal Parts set out with the humble intention of curating friendly, dance-focused parties that guarantee maximum aural and kinetic pleasure at Hackney Wick’s best-loved DIY venue. Staying true to these roots, seven years on, Equal Parts is now a bona fide Friday-night Grow stalwart, with their resident DJs lining up at recent parties alongside a roster of heavy weight and rising talent, from Secretsundaze, Michelle Manetti, and Wes Baggaley to Tia Cousins, Parris, Maybe Laura, B.Love, and John Gómez. For 2026, Equal Parts ensure top-tier selectors grace Hackney Wick’s best-loved dancefloor yet again, with two further dates lined up for Solero season and a friends and family Halloween spectacular slated for October. Expect boat party energy into the early hours with sounds spanning House, Disco, Techno, and everything in-between.

ENTRY INFORMATION

Limited £5/£7 advance tickets on RA
Free before 9pm
£10 on the door (after 9pm)
Last entry 2am

The 8th edition of Tina Edwards’ jazz dancefloor party is a special one. After taking an extended break, Love is Everywhere returns for a one-time Summer edition. Jazz dancefloor takes centre stage once more.

ABOUT THE EVENT

Helping us pay homage to jazz dancefloor culture is a deeply rescpeted music head with an enviable record collection—he’s and one of the host’s closest friends and collaborators; it’s Tim Garcia.

As always, the night will open with a free entry, beginner friendly jazz dancefloor lesson from one of the world’s most admired dancers in the scene, Masumi Endo. Dance collective The Footnotes will return to the party of their founding to perform right before the headline set. Utterly unmissable.

TIM GARCIA:

Tim Garcia is a London-based DJ, radio broadcaster, and label owner known for his genre-spanning selections and deep-rooted commitment to underground music culture. With a weekly residency on Rinse FM, Tim continues to champion cutting-edge sounds across electronic music, jazz, hip hop, and global club styles. He previously held down a five-year weekly show on national station Jazz FM and was a regular on Worldwide FM until its closure.

As a DJ, Tim has played at clubs and festivals around the world, including Glastonbury, We Out Here, Love Supreme, Lost Village, and Beneath the Baobabs and many more, earning a reputation for dynamic, soulful sets that connect the dots between scenes and styles.

Through his label Musica Macondo, Tim has released music from Grammy-nominated artists and some of the most respected names in global and electronic music including Quantic, K15, and Osunlade. The label is driven by a belief in music as a force for social change, exploring circular models of music release and cross-cultural, non-extractive collaborations that honour community and creative integrity.

His work is grounded in a rich understanding of music’s cultural and social power, further shaped by a Master’s degree in Ethnomusicology from SOAS University of London.

TINA EDWARDS:

Tina Edwards is a DJ at the forefront of the UK Jazz explosion. In the wake of live acts breaking through onto major stages, it’s time for Jazz to dominate on the dancefloor. Having been a vocal pioneer of the UK scene for a decade—and DJing for the past 5—Tina proves that jazz and club culture are perfect partners.

WIth contagious energy and deep music knowledge—from West African groove and latin-house to 00’s Italo Jazz—Tina’s sets are never predictable. She performs across the UK and has played in Paris, Berlin, Hamburg, Chicago and LA, all as an independent artist. She’s shared line-ups with Gilles Peterson, Colleen Murphy, Coco Maria, Scarlett O Malley, Delfonic, Rebecca Vasmant, Poly-Ritmo and more. Her party, Love is Everywhere, puts jazz dance floor at the forefront—along with Latin, Brazilian and house—and pays homage to the likes of Dingwalls and Shiftless Shuffle.

Tina hosts multi-genre new music show Next Big Thing on British Airways as well as her self-titled monthly residency on Soho Radio—not to mention the occasional Bandcamp Weekly. As one of Worldwide FM’s longest serving residents, Tina launched the popular breakfast show WW Daily, and hosted extra shows: EZH and Universal Sanctuary. In 2022 she presented the TV documentary JAZZ UK :Spitting Fire which aired on BBC One and BBC Four - testament to the fact that Tina is a trusted broadcaster and tastemaker. As a curator, she heads up Queer Jazz, promoting LGBTQIA+ talent in the jazz community, and re:sonate, programming far-reaching line-ups with fellow tastemaker, Tim Garcia.

MASUMI ENDO (jazz dance teacher)

Masumi Endo is a dancer, choreographer, and movement director. Born in Fukuoka, Japan, she began ballet at the age of 3 and learned various street dance styles such as Hiphop, Lock dance, Soul, and House from the age of 11. She moved from Tokyo to London in 2023 and has been performing and teaching regularly across London since.

Foot Notes

Foot Notes is an open community in London who celebrate dance and music through the lens of UK Jazz Dance. Foot Notes gave their first-ever public performance at Love Is Everywhere #4.

SCHEDULE

7-10 Tina Edwards warm-up set

10-12.30 Tim Garcia

12.30-2 Tina Edwards

Dance schedule:

7-8PM: Absolute beginners dance lesson from MASUMI ENDO

9PM: Performance from Masumi Endo and Foot Notes

ENTRY INFORMATION

Limited £5/£7 advance tickets on RA
Free before 9pm
£10 on the door (after 9pm)
Last entry 1am

With 10 years under its belt, Rotation Policy is one of London's prime locations for lovers of soulful dance music. With bookings including Antal, Darryn Jones, Sassy J and Aroop Roy to name a small fraction. They have a passion for dance music with emotive
depth and uplifting rhythm.

ABOUT THE EVENT

Their next guest at Grow is Aqwea, a longstanding NTS resident with an impeccable taste for soulful house music. Aqwea credits her DJ sets as the space where her identity finds its truest form of expression via a warm exchange of eclectic sounds. Often found on lineups alongside musical heroes and communities that shaped her sound, Aqwea enjoys sharing a genre agnostic style that journeys through eras,moods and tempos. Expect nods to her native Ghanaian roots, soulful blends of house, jazz, jungle, garage and everything in between.

Guest mixes at Rinse FM, BBC Radio 1, Vinyl Factory and Mixmag. A regular contributor to spaces curated by the renowned Eglo Records and Deviation imprints, her signature sets resonate beyond club spaces and into global scenes with appearances at GALA, We Out Here, Fête de la Musique and Notting Hill Carnival.

It will be a musically expansive night for those who love to dance to locked house grooves interwoven with uplifting lyrics, funky baselines and energetic disco heat. Kicking off on the terrace from 7pm - 10pm before taking it inside to the warehouse until 2am.

ENTRY INFORMATION

Limited £5/£7 advance tickets via RA (before 10pm)
Free before 9pm
£10 on the door (after 9pm)
Last entry 1am