Sofrito Ships the Tropical Discotheque Party into Asia!

From Nigerian acid boogie to raw Gwo Ka rhythms, futuristic sounds from new European producers and heavy Latin vibes from the Pacific coast of Colombia - this label covers everything to get you going.

 
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Known for the legendary Tropical Warehouse Parties in East London, Hugo Mendez aka Sofrito has been an integral part of the scene for the past 15 years - bringing overlooked styles and rhythms into record boxes and onto dancefloors across the world.

 
Photo by Fabrice Bourgelle Photography

Photo by Fabrice Bourgelle Photography

 

The Sofrito parties are currently in their 13th year and continue to pack out clubs and warehouses in London - and the party will soon be spilling out into the hot hubs of the region, with highly-anticipated shows in The Music Room (Hong Kong), Fono (Kuala Lumpur), Tropika (Singapore) and Studio Lam (Bangkok). Whether in dancing shoes or blissfully barefoot, we’re more than ready for what’s to come this August!

Get a taste of Tropical Discotheque below:

 

Sofrito: Tropical Discotheque, an album by Sofrito on Spotify

 

He spins everything from raw Caribbean carnival rhythms to the bass-heavy North London garage of his youth by way of undercover Congolese soukous, reggae experiments, classic Haitian Compas and afro disco missiles.

Equally influenced by his immersion in the clubs of 90s London and with the years spent crate-digging and learning of the music scenes’ origins across the Caribbean, Sofrito draws from a wide variety of styles and eras.