All-stars from the contemporary afrobeats, amapiano and afro-bashment scenes take over the Jazz Cafe across every Friday in June, headed up by pioneering British-Ghanaian producer Juls.
2021 was a breakout year for Juls thanks to the success of his giant ‘Sounds Of My World’ album, which followed up from productions with the likes of Mr Eazi, WizKid, Burna Boy, Sango, GoldLink, Lauryn Hill, and many others.
Support has been hand picked across each night of the residency, as Juls magnifies the intricate and diverse dance music sounds from the African diaspora. The first Friday of the residency will be centred around house & amapiano sounds…
Perfect for groups of 15 to 150, our mezzanine level is all about exclusivity and intimacy. To reserve an area for drinks, click ‘party bookings’ and submit an enquiry
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