Dalston's Sessions, a podcast from the lovely people at Dalston's showcasing mixes from a variety of artists here in London, to help you relax and celebrate life, luxurious drinks, and the pursuit of happiness. Order the Capital's most lip-smacking homegrown indie drinks delivered to yours from www.dalstons.com. Thanks for listening and stay tuned!
For the final mix of the initial tranche of the Dalston’s Sessions, we’ve brought in a lynchpin of the East London music scene: Betamax, the rhythmic powerhouse on the drums behind The Comet Is Coming and Soccer96 joins us for a one hour mix. He skirts influences and interests, pulling together a compelling listen.
Next in the Dalston’s Soda Sessions series: DoomCannon bringing a laid back mix of Soul and Hip Hop into Jazz, with occasional gospel overtones.
DoomCannon is the solo venture of South East London based pianist and producer, Dominic Canning.
He comes incredibly hotly tipped - his first studio single just dropped on Gilles Peterson’s Brownswood - ahead of a full release later this year.
He’s a founding member of Steamdown, and musical director for Brit winning Celeste - he’s someone you should get to know now, ahead of the curve!
We’re thrilled to have him do us a mix, so wrap your ears around this one and wish away the end of winter blues.
Co-founder of and sole constant creative presence in The Orb, Dr LX Paterson beams down from his lunar module to deliver a one hour mix for the latest Dalston's Session.
This 'Elderflower' mix from the electronic maestro sees him reaching for samples, mixing in humour, and delivering a set that will have you kicking off the January blues and reaching for your dancing shoes.
We've been really excited to bring you this one, so wrap your ears around this!
Kasia Konstance is an emerging singer-songwriter and flautist whose music draws on soul, jazz and R&B. Her debut EP ‘Cosmic Dust’ was released in October 2021, and you can catch her playing at EFG London Jazz Festival on 17 November.
She’s a member of Tomorrow’s Warriors Female Frontline, and All Day Breakfast Club, and her music has received support from BBC 6 Music, Jazz FM, Worldwide FM, Red Bull Music, Spotify and more.
Kasia grew up in a musical family and began her career aged 8 playing lead roles in productions at the Musical Theatre in her hometown Lublin. While taking part in various jazz workshops, Kasia fell in love with jazz and soul, and early influences Ella Fitzgerald, Blossom Dearie, Stevie Wonder and Lauryn Hill remain a source of inspiration today.
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Welcome to Dalston's Sessions, a podcast from the lovely people at Dalston's showcasing mixes from a variety of artists here in London, to help you relax and celebrate life, luxurious drinks, and the pursuit of happiness. Hinako Omori is a musician, composer and producer based in London, originally from Yokohama, Japan. Inspired by ambient and electronic sounds, Hinako loves working with synthesisers and field recordings in her work. This mix sees her pulling together some of her favourite J Pop artists’ music that soundtracked her teenage years from 90's to early 00's. J Pop Soda Session!
Welcome to Dalston's Sessions, a podcast from the lovely people at Dalston's showcasing mixes from a variety of artists here in London, to help you relax and celebrate life, luxurious drinks, and the pursuit of happiness.
Psychedelic indie-pop collective Superorganism are known for their eclectic musical style and offbeat live performances, as well as remixing the likes of Hot Chip (!). B, Ruby, and Soul bring you an hour of their recent favourites.
Order the Capital's most lip-smacking, homegrown indie drinks, delivered to yours from www.dalstons.com. Thanks for listening and stay tuned.