● 28-track double vinyl and CD release featuring the tunes that made Deptford Northern Soul Club
● “An authority on the genre’s renaissance in the club world” – Time Out.
● Celebrating 10 years of shows from Glastonbury to Green Man, Moth Club in London to Yes in Manchester, Tate Modern and the Southbank Centre.
● “Undeniably at the forefront of a northern soul revival” – Vogue.
● Featuring floor shakers and deep grooves from Candi Staton, Rita & the Tiaras, the Cavaliers, Eddie Parker, the Belles, Darrow Fletcher and many more.
 2026 marks 10 years of London-based club night Deptford Northern Soul Club, started by childhood friends Will Foot and Lewis Henderson at Deptford’s Bunker Club in southeast London.

“When did northern soul get so southern?” – The Guardian.
 
Priding themselves in having cultivated a community and culture at their club nights, they play some of the best music ever cut to wax. It might not be quite what you’d expect from a typical northern soul night, it isn’t stepping back into the past, it’s the music stepping forward into 21st century.
 
“We’re not interested in nostalgia – we love soul music because it’s brilliant. It probably still resonates with young people because it has a message of something bigger than what’s inside your own head – that what really matters resides in relationships with other people, not material things. We think that is beautiful” – DNSC.
 
“Deptford Northern Soul Club have emerged as the new faces of northern soul” – Yuck.
 
As featured in Alan Byron’s documentary Northern Soul: Still Burning (2026).

“By recontextualising northern soul in a modern context, they empower the genre to continuously evolve, imparting new meaning to younger, perhaps previously unaware audiences” – Pilot magazine