The duo, aka Mark Caramelli and Paul Hargreaves, will soundtrack The Wick’s evening debauchery – presented by Kubicle – for regular Saturday sessions of disco, deep house, techno and everything in between.
Death On The Balcony have spent the summer at the fore of the global party scene, with sets at Watergate and Hideout, and dates across the US, Central America and Europe – ensuring only the best soundtrack for Kubicle’s discerning revellers.
Amongst all the touring, the duo have also been locked in the studio, recording new tracks for Lee Burridge and Matthew Dekay’s label All Day I Dream, Dikso, and Holic, along with remixes for Berlin’s Chopstick and Johnjon’s label SUOL.
The Wick is East London’s new multi-arts, music and shopping destination and is curated by Kubicle girls Liz Mendez and Sonia Anderson. The new, weekly hotspot is a one-stop shop for all your Saturday delectations; ease a sore head from the night before, wander round the bustling market, or make a night of it.
At the heart of The Wick is a burning desire to support up and coming local creatives. The outdoor immersive marketplace is where you will find the next generation of hot designers nestled alongside high-end vintage fashion, interior décor, gourmet food shacks and a Tiki bar.
The production of the space will be a focal point too. Each week will be a different experience, a psychedelic journey to indulge the senses. Don’t worry, if it all gets a bit much, head on over to the beach – just don’t forget your towel!
Kubicle founders Liz and Sonia are no strangers to regenerating derelict spaces with their infectious magic. Having launched their underground club night Kubicle in East London’s infamous Public Life back in 2005, the girls have garnered a fierce reputation for their intimate, fun-fuelled parties in unusual spaces that keep the focus firmly on two things – good music and good times. The duo have gone on to produce events at Glastonbury, Secret Garden Party, Burning Man and more, as well as hosting VIP events across the globe.
Collaborating with Kubicle is Project Sound, who have a contacts book brimming with performers, producers, DJs and more. Previously having worked with Glade Fest and producing events for the likes of Ministry of Sound, Project Sound will work alongside Kubicle to deliver an experience where anything and everything could happen.
With Cre-8 Space’s The Old Bath House, Kubicle and Project Sound have their sights set on the future and their hearts forever sworn to developing something truly unique for the East London community.
The Old Roman Baths, 80 Eastway, London, E9 5JH
Times: Noon ’til 11pm // Price: Free before 6pm, £10 after // Tel: 020 8533 1691
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