We’re going to let them do their thing but also have a bit of tune-for-tune soundclash planned for the end of the night!Ĭome down and listen to some of the greatest music ever made in a beautiful old school club.

It’s always a joy to have them and they always give us a very entertaining musical education with classic tunes and lost gems, running the gamut from rocksteady to dub to lovers rock. We’ve hosted this duo on a few occasions before - both at the Trades Hall and at our old home The Victoria (r.i.p.). Mr Swing Easy makes up the other half of her current partnership, and as well as his noted skills on the decks, has also written an acclaimed book on his experiences in the reggae scene, ‘Englishman’. She has previously played out solo and as part of the Sisters of Reggae collective. Musically influenced by her parents who liked listening to jazz, soul, calypso, pop and reggae. Dubplate Pearl is originally from West London: born in Notting Hill, grew up in Shepherds Bush, now lives in East Dulwich. The night is named after sadly departed MC Earl Anthony Robinson, the voice behind classic deejay tunes such as “Drunken Master”.įor our April session we’re delighted to welcome back our friends the Camberwell Connection, aka Dubplate Pearl and Mr Swing Easy. Regular reggae disco in North-East London playing dub, dancehall, roots, rockers, ska, rocksteady and other bass transmissions on two turntables and a space echo.

Between a rock and a dubplate