Teuchters Landed - Nippy Sweetie (EP Release) x The House Upstairs

To mark the release of Nippy Sweetie on Remmah, Teuchters Landed take over House Upstairs for a late-night session shaped by the same spirit as the record - wide-eyed, percussive and quietly euphoric.

The London/Scotland collaboration between Suzanne George and Alex Pearce moves between weighty, club-ready rhythms and more spacious, electro-leaning moments, drawing loose inspiration from the Optimo school of left-field dance music. It’s music built for that in-between zone, when the room softens, but the energy holds.

Expect a set that drifts through cosmic disco, stripped-back house and off-centre grooves, leaning into the deeper end of the floor without losing warmth.

The House Upstairs keeps things intimate — a living-room as a dancefloor with skyline views, dialled-in sound and a crowd there for the music.

Rhythm Addict founder Dan Goldsboro steps forward under his alias Deckore — a deeper, more introspective project rooted in contrast, texture and movement.

With over a decade in London’s music culture, he’s played everywhere from The O2 and Bestival to XOYO and Oval Space, sharing line-ups with the likes of Black Loops, Red Pig Flower, Juliet Fox, Anna Wall and Keb Darge. Now, Deckore shifts the focus — leaning into slower builds, left-field selections and a more considered approach to the dancefloor.

The name reflects that duality: central and marginal, refined but raw. Expect a journey through global grooves, jazz-leaning textures and club-ready rhythms — the kind of set that sits just as comfortably in a packed room as it does in a heads-down listening space.

For those who like it deep, patient and dialled in.

AFTERGLOW

The weekend doesn’t end here - Sunset into sound.

Join us on the 6th floor for a slow burn into night — skyline views, low lights and a room that shifts from laid-back to locked-in as the evening unfolds. Expect warm, groove-led selections early, drifting through soul, broken rhythms and left-field house, before settling into something deeper as the sun disappears.

Miguel Tavares goes all night long, guiding the room from sunset into sound — no rush, no hard edges, just a steady build and a dancefloor that finds itself.

Bank holiday energy, done properly.
Come early, stay late.