Still In Motion:

The Listening Room

Two records. One room. Fifty listeners.

An evening exploring:

Sade — Love Deluxe

Kaytranada — 99.9%

Friday 17 July 2026

542 Brixton

7:00 PM – 10:45 PM

Over half the room is already booked.

The remaining spaces will close quietly

Prefer Eventbrite? Book here.

Why people secure their place early

• The room is intentionally limited to fifty guests

• Many guests return, reducing spaces for newcomers

• Bookings build gradually, then close at once

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Spaces remain

Spaces booked

"Bonded.

Togetherness.

Shared music that truly connects for our own personal reasons."

Dominique - Love In Stereo Guest

"Wonderful evening!

Love, love, love, the live music, made the evening special.

Appreciate creating sense of community, shared intent, sense of belonging."

Love in Stereo Guest

What Did The Room Unlock For You?

People don’t come for background music. They come to feel something.

The Evening, Gently Explained

Vinyl listening, in full.

Two albums, played with intention.

Live performance, held gently.

A moment between records, not a disruption.

Open listening format.

Move, sit, settle into the room.

What Happens On The Night?

Arrival

Guests arrive, settle into the room, the space slowly shifts into listening mode

Album One:

Sade Love Deluxe

Live Interlude

A short live performances between the two albums, the connective tissue.

Album Two

Kaytranada 99.9%

Close:

DJ Anj.Kay & Guest

What this is

The Listening Room was created as a different way to experience music.

A space where records are played in full.

Where the room settles into the sound rather than talking over it.

This is not a club night.

It's not background music.

It's an evening designed for presence.

Why These Two Albums?

Sade - Love Deluxe...

Kaytranada - 99.9%...

These albums exist decades apart, yet share a quiet a connection.

Both records understand the power of restraint.

Both allow rhythm to breathe.

Soul & rhythm.

Stillness & movement.

Intentional Capacity

The Listening Room is intentionally limited to fifty guests.

The size of the room allows the atmosphere to remain calm and connected.

When the room fills, it closes.

Still In Motion

The Listening Room

Friday 17 July
7:00 PM – 10:45 PM
542 Brixton

Only 50 spaces.

Over half already secured.

When the room fills, it closes.

Prefer Eventbrite? Book here.

What Your Ticket Includes

Entry to The Listening Room Experience

Two albums played in full on vinyl.

Live acoustic performance.

A curated musical environment.

An intimate room of fifty like-minded listeners.

The Room

542 Brixton

The space has been chosen carefully.

Improved acoustics, warmer lighting, a layout designed for listening.

Every detail supports the intention of the evening.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a seated event?

Seating will be available throughout the room, but not every guest will have a fixed seat for the full evening.

The space is arranged to support a relaxed listening environment where guests can settle into the music comfortably.

Many people choose to stand, move between spaces, or lean into the atmosphere of the room as the evening unfolds.

Can I come alone?

Yes. Many guests attend the Listening Room on their own.

The atmosphere is calm, welcoming, and shared through the music. Conversations tend to happen naturally during arrival and the interlude between albums.

A Note From Sam

Reconnect began with a simple idea.

To create spaces where music could be experienced with intention.

Not rushed.

Not competing with conversation.

Not reduced to background sound.

The Listening Room is one expression of that idea.

A space to slow down.

A space to listen together.

I hope to welcome you into the room.

Sam

Future Listening Room Editions

Waiting lists are now open for the upcoming chapters of the series

Heavy Is The Crown

The Blueprint and good kid m.A.A.d city

Truth In Full

The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill and Back to Black.

Unspoken

Channel Orange and SOS

Inheritance

Illmatic and DAMN

Spirit & Self

Exodus & Who Is Jill Scott?