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Read the Rhythm Section interview with Dummy here

Detroit House Legend Scott Grooves is coming to Peckham, and Rhythm Section are delighted to be hosting him for this exclusive UK date.

Scott Grooves is best known for his work with Roy Ayers on 1998 Album ‘Pieces of a Dream’ along with ‘Mothership Connection’ – the George Clinton and P-Funk Collaboration expertly remixed by Daft Punk on Soma Quality Recordings.

Scott Groove’s output spans over 20 years of production, taking in everything from soulful jazz infused compositions to downright jacking techno tracks.

As well as releasing work on seminal dutch techno label CLONE, he also runs the labels “Natural MIDI”, which is geared towards the edgier analog sound, and “Modified Suede” which portrays his more organic soulful side.

As a former record store employee and a true advocate of vinyl culture and sound, we are more than a little pleased to play host to this Detroit Legend in such an intimate underground venue.

Check out this interview over at Little White Earbuds: http://www.littlewhiteearbuds.com/podcast/lwe-podcast-66-scott-grooves/

For the task of supporting Mr.Grooves, we have summoned some of the best selectors to have graced the 1210′s down at Rhythm Section:

Andrew Ashong: hailing from Forest Hill by way of Ghana, has a vinyl collection that would make most record shops look like a car boot sale. Andrew has released tracks in collaboration with Theo Parrish and has an EP in the pipeline for Sound Signature. With an almost inhuman knowledge of jazz, funk, soul, disco, latin, rock and hip hop and a collection of the rarest records to facilitate this, Andrew was the first person that sprang to mind as support for such a special show. Those who where there for Rhythm Section #5 will fully sympathise: Andrew’s set was transcendent.

Deep Soul Konnection: A Quartet of the most musically legit dudes in London comprising of Jason Spencer, Jus’ Paul, Adrian Ammo and DJ Heart. These guys have been on the soul/disco/house scene since it began and they know their game inside out. Expect Funk rarities, soul anthems and straight up house bangers from this experienced foursome.

Bradley Zero: The Rhythm Section man, Phonica Records Employeer and Boiler Room Producer and host will be on hand to keep things running smoothly and nice upn the dance Peckham style.

If you sign up here you can get in for £3 before 11pm: http://eepurl.com/gWmZr

If you don’t sign up here or you come after 11pm, it’s still just £5.

check facebook here: http://www.facebook.com/events/347569871964363/

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the river means nothing.

see you there

Remember last time Warm and Rhythm Section Joined forces to bring Floating points, Dawuud, Horse meat Disco and a whole host of other amazing people to our native Peckham? Well it was great and we’re back for more!

Check this line up, all in honour of Warm Record’s debut release:

WARM V RHYTHM SECTION // FACE + HEEL EP LAUNCH PARTY

FACE + HEEL (LIVE) – DAUWD – CHARLES T DRAKEFORD – BRADLEY ZERO – ALI TILLETT – OLLIE SEAMAN – MATT TILLETT – MYLES MEARS – MATT PICTURES

SATURDAY MAY 12TH // CANAVAN’S – PECKHAM RYE // 10PM TIL LATE

Warm and Rhythm Section reunite for a very special one-off’ on Saturday May 12th in deepest Peckham. This time they take over Canavans (formerly JFK’s) to launch the debut release on Warm records by Face + Heel.

Cardiff-via-Bristol electronic duo Face + Heel aka Sinead McMillan and Luke Taylor, are the debut signings to Warm Records. After playing London’s seminal ustream party Boiler Room a few weeks ago they caused quite a stir and have been highlighted by the Boiler Room founders as the ‘ones to watch’ in 2012! Having already supported Blondes and Matthew Dear, it’s time to headline their own party to celebrate the release of their debut ep ‘No stars’.

Joining Face + Heel is Pictures Musics’ very own Dauwd who’s superb releases in the past twelve months has seen him gain fans such as Jamie XX, Gilles Peterson, Mount Kimbie and Caribou to name just a few! Having currently been locked in the studio working on his follow up 12″s, we are very excited he is joining us with one of his killer dj sets and quite possibly the first airing of his new material!

Support will come from Boiler Rooms’ Charles T Drakeford, Warm’s very own Ali Tillett, Ollie Seaman and Matt Tillett, Pictures Musics’ Matt Chlebek, Detroit’s Myles Mears and of course the one and only Bradley Zero, head honcho of Rhythm Section. Expect the perfect soundtrack as they join the dots to provide a sound scape like no other!

DATE: Saturday May 12th
VENUE: Canavan’s(Formerly Jfk’S) / 188 Rye Lane, Peckham Rye, SE15 4NF
LINE-UP: Face + Heel (live), Dauwd (Pictures Music), Charles T Drakeford (Boiler Room), Bradley Zero (Rhythm Section), Ali Tillett (Warm), Ollie Seaman (Warm), Matt Tillett (Warm), Matt Chlebek (Pictures Music) & Myles Mears (Detroit)
FEE: £3 before 12 / £5 after
TIME: 10pm til late
WEB: www.warm-music.com // www.wearerhythmsection.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/events/396298517076350/

The more I listen to this the better it gets…..

White label out now in all good record stores.

You can catch youngTEE perform this and other hits this Sunday at Rhythm Section: check that on facebook here.

oooo, we’re excited.

Once again it’s almost time for LAST FRIDAYS in Peckham.

This month we collaborate with supercool record label FIVE EASY PIECES who will be crossing the river with label head Claudio Lillo and visionary producer/Dj CHAIRMAN KATO .

The boys over at FEP have been putting out quality Vinyl releases for just over a year now, and their latest release, FEP005 is by Local hero MY PANDA SHALL FLY  with a remix from Chairman Kato, who’ll be bringing a wheelbarrow full of Vinyl to play at this months Last Friday.

Here’s the EP:

Here’s a Remix Andres of SLUM VILLAGE/KDJ did of Kato’s Latest track:

As usual on a Friday it’s £3 all night, we go till 4am playing vinyl records and the drinks are cheap.

THE RIVER MEANS NOTHING

We are Super happy to announce this party, coming up on Friday.

Good friends Dollop are teaming up with one of our favourite labels, EGLO, to host a party to celebrate the launch of this years Garden Party Festival in Croatia. The Line up is insanely fun, and ask anyone who’s been and they’ll tell you it’s second to none.

Rhythm Section are honoured to be hosting Room 2 in, in association with Phonica Records. It’s our favourite room in our favourite club, in our favourite end of town. To top things off we have US west coast house supremo, the first Lady of Beatdown: Lady Blacktronika, who will be making her UK debut on the night.

As if that wasn’t enough, room 1 plays host to the Eglo Live band, who blew minds at their show for the Eglo 3rd birthday at Fabric. DJ support comes in the form of label head Alexander Nut, Funkineven as well as those boys from Church.

All that for £5 if your quick…. Don’t sleep, buy that earlybird now!

Check the facebook event here.

Believe it or not, Rhythm Section has been bringing good music to Peckham for HALF A YEAR! Let’s get together to celebrate the last six months and toast to the next!

This milestone anniversary also happens to fall on a day very close to our hearts: RECORD STORE DAY.
If you don;t know what that is then check it here:http://www.recordstoreday.co.uk/,
To summarise, it’s more or less like christmas for DJs and record Collectors. All the independent record stores around the world go into a frenzy as they release 100s of special edition limited records.

what better day to celebrate the 6th monthly edition of our Vinyl only Saturday night spectacular?

Expect some brand new gems in the crates of our selectors on the night, who will be the following:

MR. WONDERFUL (NTS)

THEO LEANSE (Sounds of the Universe)

MYLES MEARS (Detroit)

BRADLEY ZERO (Rhythm Section/Phonica)

more info over at facebook: http://www.facebook.com/events/310855345650558/

10 TILL LATE. £3 BEFORE midnight. £5 AFTER
SIGN UP HERE FOR £3 ALL NIGHT CHEAPLIST: http://eepurl.com/gWmZr

cheapest drinks in the hood. 12 pool tables. vibes

We’ll have a few left over tonight I’m sure. Definate framing material