“What’s not to like about London? A city steeped in history and tradition and yet all-embracing of new experiences and technologies, London is without doubt one of most captivating cities in the world.”
Right on time for the release of their newest compilation—secretsundaze volume 2—the men behind London’s biggest Sunday afternoon parties, Giles Smith and James Priestley, present their favourite party spots of the last years, as well as record stores where they stock up on the crispest cuts.
The loft on top of 93 Feet East. Today it’s an office…The original home of secretsundaze!
This is…you guessed it: One of the few Dance music specialists left in Soho!
Great as a post-club freak Mecca in its heyday, and great as our old gentrified local too!
To have over 3000 people partying on this very large roof was pretty incredible.
Though not born and raised in the UK’s capital, Giles Smith and James Priestley have shaped London’s party scene like no other.
Both moved to London in 2000. Only a year later they organized the first ‘secretsundaze’ event, consisting of a Sunday afternoon, a secret location, and great music—three unbeatable ingredients for what soon became the most sought-after party to finish off weekends in London. Today, ‘secretsundaze’ is bigger than ever.
"What's not to like about London?"
