Spiritland

We're celebrating our second birthday by indulging in a few days' retrospection across Instagram, our website's homepage and a bumper newsletter:
https://mailchi.mp/spiritland/spiritland- is-two.
Take a look for our picks of the very best #Spiritland mixes.
... #ComeHomeToMusic
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We're open as usual tonight, with DJ, from 10pm-1am. But we're closed for a private event from now until then.

‪Front of house, bar or kitchen worker? Or perhaps an experienced bar manager?‬
‪If you’ve a deep love of music and are looking to use and develop your talents somewhere special, we'd love to hear from you. ‬
‪Simply email your CV to sophie@spiritland.com. ‬
... ‪#jobs #hospitality #job‬ #hiring
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Celebrating our second birthday this week:
Flying Mojito Bros Citizen Helene Matthew Halsall (Gondwana Records)... Spiritland Talks: Sadie Morgan (sold out) Hot Mule & Secousse present: Cosmic Sounds Ricardo Paris Leo Zero IKO Chérie Jon Marsh
#Spiritland #ComeHomeToMusic
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Digging deeper than deep is what Maxwell's all about. The man who started the engaging Diggers Dozen series, the vinyl gems he unearths are what makes his selections so special.
Stream it: http://spiritland.com/events/maxwell-past or-4
#Spiritland #ComeHomeToMusic

Last chance for tickets to see Sadie Morgan of dRMM Architects in conversation with Peter Murray over dinner at Spiritland next week.
Tour the nearby ArtHouse building before hearing Sadie talk about her musical influences & work in King's Cross.

Free entry event, and you can book a table via hello@spiritland.com. ------------------ Jerusalem-based musician, producer, DJ, turntablist, crate-digger and music archivist Markey Funk is a staple of the Israeli groove scene, from his own projects to his killer funk band, The Apples.
From hip hop beats, a fully sample-based debut album, to remixes for a wide variety of local artists, his musical palette has grown constantly wider and deeper, embracing everything between psy...chedelia, early electronica and library music.
http://spiritland.com/events/markey-funk- 2/
Photo credit: Shiri Rozenberg
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We're teaming up with the Southbank Centre to bring two of our favourite DJs in the world – Jane Fitz and Lovefingers – to Queen Elizabeth Hall for a late night party on 27th September. Get involved!
Tickets: https://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/…/130 808-concrete-lates-x…
#Spiritland #JaneFitz #Lovefingers

In case you missed it, we're teaming up with the Southbank Centre on 27th September for a double headliner late night party: Concrete Lates x Spiritland: Lovefingers & Jane Fitz.

Join Jean-Claude of If Music here at Spiritland as we indulge in non-stop Herbie this Thursday evening.

Are you an exceptional and experienced bar manager with a deep love of music?
If you fit the bill and are looking to use and develop your talents somewhere special, we'd love to hear from you.
Simply email your CV to sophie@spiritland.com.
... #jobs #hospitality #hiring #job
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This week at Spiritland:
DJ Okapi Bill Ambrose Spiritland Legends: Herbie Hancock... David Triana (Downpitch Recordings) Miché (bloop.) Simone marie butler (Primal Scream) DJ Anne Frankenstein Tom Central
#Spiritland Come Home To #Music
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Want to combine work and pleasure? We are looking for music, food and drink lovers to join our growing team. Email your CV to sophie@spiritland.com today and work somewhere amazing tomorrow.
#jobs #hospitality

Listen back on http://spiritland.com/events/dom-servini- 5
Wah Wah 45s label head Dom Servini delivered another genre-spanning selection as only he can: putting the love and detail back into #soul, #funk and #reggae.

Your bank holiday weekend selectors:
Seven People: Upbeat jazz, cosmic, cinematic & electronic.
Fernando Pulichino (Leng Records/International Feel - Mark Barrott): Discerning Saturday night beats.
... Mark Limb, The Electric Disco: Blissful no-work-tomorrow balearica.
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We're teaming up with Southbank Centre to bring two of our favourite DJs in the world to Queen Elizabeth Hall for a late night party in September - get involved!

This week at Spiritland:
Josh Tautz & Koralek, Far Out Recordings Special guest Joe Muggs... Alena Arpels Seven People Fernando Pulichino Mark Limb, The Electric Disco
Aretha Franklin albums in full everyday at 6:00pm. Loud.
#Spiritland Come Home To #Music
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This week at Spiritland:
Dom Servini Vincent Cantelaube Chal Ravens... Magnetic Soul Rónán (Inner Totality Family) Poly-Ritmo Rosie Ama & Sam Don
#Spiritland Come Home To #Music
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Push Turn Move: Limited hardback book devoted to the art of electronic instrument design.
Meet the artists, designers, makers and their instruments that have shaped the world of electronic music.
Limited copies available here: http://spiritland.com/shop/1482636230690< br>

What an awesome find. Superb music, food, staff and drinks. I think I experienced THE best cocktail I have ever tasted in the Susumu #1 and would recommend it to anyone. A really cool atmosphere, didn’t want to leave and can’t wait to come back again soon!

What a find! Such a great experience. The music was lovely & the whole acoustic setup was amazing. We were definitely not disappointed with food either. Salt beef hash & amazing warm & runny chocolate brownie with vanilla cream! Delicious. I finally was allowed to taste my son-in-law's coffee cocktail. What can I say - except we eill definitely come back, next time we are in London. Thank you

What a beautiful place, what a beautiful night !!!

Spiritland - I loved everything about it - the service, the food, the drinks (although the cocktail "Deez Nuts" was a bit too strong for me), THE COFFEE - delicious latte with shot of Baylis in it- just the way I like it... THE MUSIC !!! The music there has been taken to a different level- the sound is incredible and I loved the fact there are high quality speakers in every single toilet!

Thanks again Denis for the beautiful time, we must do it again very soon ❤❤❤❤

This place is awesome. Drinks, music and ambience

Something different, a genuine place where music takes centre stage and nice all round vibe to hang out in.

Really good atmosphere, great music and excellent service. Their music selection is very nice which is great.

Really cool bar in a wicked part of London. Food, drinks and service were excellent. Music was nice Balearic chill out for a Sunday hot Sunday afternoon

My new favourite place! Great food and awesome sounds. I want to move in.

It's about music and sound here -- top marks for amazing tunes! Going back for more ASAP ��

I could only pop in for a quick stop. The service was really good. I told staff I was in a hurry and they brought my food super quick. Really can't wait to go back in the evening when the music gets turned up a bit and I can appreciate the full experience. P.s. They have better speakers in the loo than a lot of people have at home �

DJd there last night and it was an immense joy to play on the completely beautiful Sound System and stand behind the most aesthetically pleasing DJ booth ever!!! Family and friends joined me and loved it too, relishing the beautiful cocktails and glorious sound. People mixed and mingled and many strangers came up... We chatted about what I was playing they were strangers no more. Thank you for inviting me to play Paul and Ian... You have a very special thing going on at Spiritland - long may it continue. Dellores x

Brilliant venue, lovely food, service excellent. Came for the early set and booked to come back for the evening set, requested same table which was granted. They couldn’t do enough for you �

Again like someone else said I find it hard to review this place. After seeing the advert on Facebook I expected to be bowled over a little more. Don't get me wrong, it was far from rubbish but something also didn't hit the spot for me. Being a mastering engineer I was of course going to be all ears from the off and the room definitely needs tweaking. From when I first walked in there was a lot of resonance from the 300 to 500hz region and not much low end extention from 80hz down. We were sat near the speakers and I couldn't help feel the system was designed as a long throw. The detail from mids to tops were amazing though which makes me think it's more to do with the room rather than the wrong ears designing the drivers and cabinets. I'm unsure if the system set up changes at night as well as I could imagine it would.

We only had a ham and cheese toasty but it was to die for .. and to be fair at those prices I'm glad it was.

I would like to go back in 6 months time just to see what room or setup changes may of brought to the table.

great feel about the place though so can't knock it and it's always hard to do something different so good work.

I really admire what they are trying to do with this place and the music set up really is something to behold. There is no where in London with this kind of high quality sound and it's a sight to behold the valve amps and LV speakers. The only problem is the food. It's really quite a atrocious for both price and quality. The salt beef sandwich was the driest I have ever eaten and the chicken was pretty awful. In fairness the manager was very helpful, made no argument and was happy to change our dishes (unfortunately they were not much better). The chef who works in the open kitchen made it clear he was not happy by giving us dirty looks, shrugging his shoulders and then shouted to inform us we were wrong from across the restaurant. Whether we were wrong or right about the food being shouted at in an aggressive and argumentative manner is not the way forward. So top marks for venue, music and manager but zero for food and chef. Thanks.

Went there last night after booking a table for a few birthday drinks. Loved the decor and music. Was definitely a vibe me and my friends have been looking for for a while, although the crowd was not as diverse as we expected. Just the right music and mood for us. But we became extremely irritated as we were told not to dance after a couple of my friends decided to enjoy what the DJ was spinning, which was ridiculous as the bar was playing afro jazz, Latin jazz and house which is music genre which was invented to move to! We were then approached on numerous occasions and told that we were too loud which again was ridiculous for a Saturday evening as we weren't even being out of hand or aggressive in any shape or form. It was very sickening and led to most of my party leaving early because they felt picked on for being vibrant people. What a boring concept and a obvious use of under appropriation. I will not be going to your venue again and will tell my friends not to either. Not a place to go if you are fun, like music and want to have a good night. Thanks for putting my birthday night to a premature stop simply because we were having a good time. Very sad. Smh.

Had high hopes for this and really wanted it to work, it's nice and the staff are friendly but the sound did not blow me away, but the price of drinks did. Sad to say this is a bit Emperor's New Clothes to me, I've ticked that box and wont be back, wish that weren't the case but can't win them all.

Attractive place, but they should turn the music down or change the genre if you just want people to eat and chat without being too loud. Can you believe we were told to stop dancing to my DJ friends Afro-jazz!! I won't be going back thanks

Spiritland IS NOT what you think!!



Yes the place is nice, the music is good BUT the service is bad, the staff is very cold, they are NOT FRIENDLY AT ALL.

The nice music is loud so you are tempted to dance but dancing is not allowed, fair enough. As the music is loud you can struggle to have a conversation if you are a group of friends.



Even if we realized that we didn't like the vibe of that place because of the staff, we still tried to have good time. But we have been asked to be quiet! Seriously?? How am I supposed to enjoy a moment with my friends if I can't communicate???

If they don't want people to dance or try to speak louder than their music to have conversation, if they are trying to be a "chilled" place they need first TO PUT THE VOLUME DOWN AND HAVE A CHILL STAFF.

Not even talking about their expensive prices.



Having good music and a good venue cannot be enough guys.

I don't like your vibe.



I will tell people around me to don't go to this "wannabe cool" place.

It's a NO THANKS for me!

I went out of my way to visit this place as the marketing makes a big thing out of the sound system. There was no way that a person could effectively listen to the system with the din of Friday night boozers on a Wednesday night. They were a pretty civilized crown but not there to listen. Food was mediocre relative to other London bars. Service was good though.



The guy running the sounds did not seem to know much about the sound system, or was not interested in discussing it.