The Rapture, Whoo! Alright - Yeah...Uh Huh, 2006
10 playlists
A night of British‑inspired indie and classic rock mixes iconic tracks—from Beatles‑era songs to Britpop, dad‑rock, and surprise hits—creating a lively, eclectic set that builds energy, celebrates a 2‑0 England win, and ends with a mellow “Penny Lane,” while promoting the regular “Vinylly Friday” event at The Crown in Greenwich.
Vinylly Friday’s Chip Shop Disco delivered a dynamic mix of jazz, funk, and hip‑hop, featuring standout tracks like Trevor Walters’ “Stuck on You,” Soul II Soul’s “In The Heat of the Night,” Ronny Jordan’s “Get to Grips,” Willie Bobo’s “Spanish Grease” remix, Ramsey Lewis’ “Do What You Wanna” (Mr. Scruff Remix), and Dinah Washington’s “Is You Is Or Is You Ain’t My Baby?” (Rae & Christian Remix), creating a lively, dance‑floor‑ready atmosphere at The Crown in Greenwich.
Synthopia’s Friday night at the Crown in Greenwich delivered a vibrant synth‑pop experience, featuring tracks like The Human League’s “The Sound of the Crowd,” Daft Punk’s “Giorgio by Moroder,” New Order’s “Blue Monday,” and Iggy Pop’s “Nightclubbing,” creating a high‑energy, neon‑lit dance floor that blended classic electronic hits with modern euphoria.
South East London’s vinyl‑only night “House Attack” delivered an energetic mix of acid, deep, and underground house tracks, featuring highlights like Confidence Man’s “Holiday,” Groove Armada’s “Chicago,” Fatboy Slim’s “The Weekend Starts Here,” and unexpected moments such as The Police’s “Message in a Bottle” and Suzanne Vega’s “Tom’s Diner,” culminating in a chaotic, sweaty, and unforgettable party.
A high‑energy indie disco night called “Whatever” at Vinylly Friday featured a mix of Britpop, indie, grunge, and unexpected tracks—from Beck and Gomez to Wet Leg—creating a vibrant, eclectic dance floor that combined classic and modern hits, culminating in a memorable, swagger‑filled event.
A marathon in Greenwich turned into a vibrant moving disco, where the Vinylly Marathon playlist powered runners with an eclectic mix of retro rock, pop, and motivational hits, syncing music to the race’s energy and keeping participants energized and uplifted throughout the event.
Vinylly Friday celebrates the vinyl revival by curating an eclectic mix of tracks that blend nostalgic warmth with fresh energy, featuring standout songs like Modjo’s “Lady (Hear Me Tonight)”, The Rolling Stones’ “Jumpin’ Jack Flash”, and SNAP!’s “The Power”, creating a dynamic dance‑floor experience that highlights the enduring appeal of vinyl records.
A vinyl night featured a diverse playlist bridging generations, including tracks like "Virtual Insanity" by Jamiroquai and "Just Another Rainbow" by Liam Gallagher and John Squire, creating an energetic atmosphere that celebrated music's timeless appeal.
A festive, ska‑infused party playlist titled “Total Madness Christmas Mash‑up” blends classic ska tracks with modern pop and holiday songs, featuring artists like Madness, Prince Buster, Duran Duran, Jessie Ware, Dua Lipa, CHVRCHES, and Mariah Carey, and is available on Spotify for listening and sharing.
A vinyl‑themed Friday event celebrated classic rock and diverse tracks, highlighting new Rolling Stones single “Sweet Sounds of Heaven” with Lady Gaga and Stevie Wonder, the White Stripes’ “Seven Nation Army,” and other iconic songs like the Beatles’ “Love Me Do,” Adele’s “Chasing Pavements,” and many more from a lengthy playlist available on Spotify.
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