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Easy out of the gate frEakers, save some disco juice in the pump for frEakout @ Piccadilly central this Sunday..
8-2 free entry.
With our special guest the legendary Trevor Fung.

Enjoy your bank holiday…. And Rave safe you beautiful people !! ❤️🌞🎶🕶️✊🕺

Get ready for a massive night as frEakout collective/Sunday Selectors welcomes the legendary DJ Trevor Fung, to the lovely Piccadilly Central booth. A pioneer of the Ibiza scene and one of the original tastemakers behind the global dance movement, Trevor brings decades of iconic sounds and underground grooves straight to our dancefloor for one very special night.

This will bea journey through the true spirit of dance music with one of the scene’s true legends…… and he’s a thoroughly nice chap to boot.
Save the date Sunday 24th may (it’s a bank holiday 🤗😜👏) 8pm - 2am and entry is nish, nada, not a penny, completely free…… I don’t know how we do it x

INCOMING !!!

A lot of people’s have been asking me about this track.Originally released in 2012, the debut release from Fatdog quickly became a cult classic amongst fans of low-slung deep house. Outside of the studio his Werk parties were hosting the likes Marcellus Pittman, Theo Parrish, Move D, MCDE, Levon Vincent, Moodymann & Patrice Scott in the North East of England. This EP was a testament to the wild basement energy that culminated from those nights, marrying UK and Detroit influences with consummate ease.

‘Remember Me’ sets the tone with Chris Raine’s soulful croon laid over warm organ chords and a restrained electro synth hook, creating a swinging, late-night vibe. ‘U&Me’ drifts into dubbed-out, codeine-laced slo-house territory, deep and narcotic.On the B-side, ‘Cookie’ channels Theo Parrish with its syrupy, hypnotic strut, while ‘Contact’ closes out with an electroid edge—perfect for the 3AM dancefloor stalkers.

Some 13 years later, WOLF have reached back into the archives and with permission from the man himself, have reissued this timeless EP for a new generation of record buyers.

(From the Bandcamp page). https://wolfmusicrecords.bandcamp.com/album/

Bournemouth Soul & House weekender came to a close today with legends Brandon Block & Trevor Fung going back to back at Hot Rocks, Bournemouth.

What a fabulous weekend. Huge respect to all the DJs over the 4 days, the great venues, all the staff and everyone that came down and danced their socks off.

Can’t wait for next year.

Photos by Chris Lopez

#bournemouthweekender #soulmusic #housemusic #djs #nikonz9

Bournemouth Soul & House weekender came to a close today with legends Brandon Block & Trevor Fung going back to back at Hot Rocks, Bournemouth.

What a fabulous weekend. Huge respect to all the DJs over the 4 days, the great venues, all the staff and everyone that came down and danced their socks off.

Can’t wait for next year.

Photos by Chris Lopez

#bournemouthweekender #soulmusic #housemusic #djs #nikonz9

Bournemouth Soul & House weekender came to a close today with legends Brandon Block & Trevor Fung going back to back at Hot Rocks, Bournemouth.

What a fabulous weekend. Huge respect to all the DJs over the 4 days, the great venues, all the staff and everyone that came down and danced their socks off.

Can’t wait for next year.

Photos by Chris Lopez

#bournemouthweekender #soulmusic #housemusic #djs #nikonz9

Bournemouth Soul & House weekender came to a close today with legends Brandon Block & Trevor Fung going back to back at Hot Rocks, Bournemouth.

What a fabulous weekend. Huge respect to all the DJs over the 4 days, the great venues, all the staff and everyone that came down and danced their socks off.

Can’t wait for next year.

Photos by Chris Lopez

#bournemouthweekender #soulmusic #housemusic #djs #nikonz9

Bournemouth Soul & House weekender came to a close today with legends Brandon Block & Trevor Fung going back to back at Hot Rocks, Bournemouth.

What a fabulous weekend. Huge respect to all the DJs over the 4 days, the great venues, all the staff and everyone that came down and danced their socks off.

Can’t wait for next year.

Photos by Chris Lopez

#bournemouthweekender #soulmusic #housemusic #djs #nikonz9

Bournemouth Soul & House weekender came to a close today with legends Brandon Block & Trevor Fung going back to back at Hot Rocks, Bournemouth.

What a fabulous weekend. Huge respect to all the DJs over the 4 days, the great venues, all the staff and everyone that came down and danced their socks off.

Can’t wait for next year.

Photos by Chris Lopez

#bournemouthweekender #soulmusic #housemusic #djs #nikonz9

Bournemouth Soul & House weekender came to a close today with legends Brandon Block & Trevor Fung going back to back at Hot Rocks, Bournemouth.

What a fabulous weekend. Huge respect to all the DJs over the 4 days, the great venues, all the staff and everyone that came down and danced their socks off.

Can’t wait for next year.

Photos by Chris Lopez

#bournemouthweekender #soulmusic #housemusic #djs #nikonz9

Bournemouth Soul & House weekender came to a close today with legends Brandon Block & Trevor Fung going back to back at Hot Rocks, Bournemouth.

What a fabulous weekend. Huge respect to all the DJs over the 4 days, the great venues, all the staff and everyone that came down and danced their socks off.

Can’t wait for next year.

Photos by Chris Lopez

#bournemouthweekender #soulmusic #housemusic #djs #nikonz9

Bournemouth Soul & House weekender came to a close today with legends Brandon Block & Trevor Fung going back to back at Hot Rocks, Bournemouth.

What a fabulous weekend. Huge respect to all the DJs over the 4 days, the great venues, all the staff and everyone that came down and danced their socks off.

Can’t wait for next year.

Photos by Chris Lopez

#bournemouthweekender #soulmusic #housemusic #djs #nikonz9

Bournemouth Soul & House weekender came to a close today with legends Brandon Block & Trevor Fung going back to back at Hot Rocks, Bournemouth.

What a fabulous weekend. Huge respect to all the DJs over the 4 days, the great venues, all the staff and everyone that came down and danced their socks off.

Can’t wait for next year.

Photos by Chris Lopez

#bournemouthweekender #soulmusic #housemusic #djs #nikonz9

Join me tonight forReminisce on
Vocal Booth Radio 2000 -2200

A HUGE Thank You MiMo Crew!

Together, we raised £2,727.56 for Kaiden’s Army

What an incredible party!

A huge thank you to every single person who made our MiMo Fundraiser for Kaiden’s Army so special.

To everyone who partied with us, danced with us, and shared the day and night, thank you. The love shared and the energy created made it one of our best ever parties.

To the DJs who shared their incredible talent and time, we love you all. Thank you to Molloy, Sutch and Tyler Frayed Ldn, Hunjan House Collective Bobby Hunjan, Adamel, Jon Granat Jon-Paul, George Reedasounds, Abi Morris, Steve Dauncey, Kid Fiesta Franc Gooding, Sam Cherry, and a very special thank you to our headliner Trevor Fung. A true pioneer of the scene, Trevor brought something special to the night and we are honoured to have had him with us.

Massive appreciation to Kid Fiestafor the record shop donations, an incredible contribution.

Thank you to Steve Ringham Photography for the photography. We can’t wait to see the shots.

Big thanks to Total Sounds, and to Pete James and Darren Bedwell for delivering exceptional sound and lighting all night.

Thank you to Gas2o Plumbing and Yassi Jazayeri for your kind donations.www.gas2o.com

And to Magnolia Park, thank you for being such fantastic hosts.

Together, we raised £2,727.56 for Kaiden’s Army.

To everyone who purchased a ticket, donated on the night, or supported via the GoFundMe, we’re so grateful. If you’d still like to contribute, you can donate here: https://gofund.me/c37ec26d2

MiMo Crew, you absolutely smashed it this time and I can’t wait to share full details for Part 2 of our 20th Anniversary celebration with you soon. Save the date, Saturday 7th November.

If I have forgotten to thank you my apologies its been a a bit of a hectic day today

Big love

Chris x

Think you’re Balearic?

Are you more Balearic than Trevor ‘introduced-the-four-Housemen-of-the-Apocalypse-to-DJ Alfredo’ Fung?

The man who was playing Konk to the cool kids in 1983, whose warm up DJ was Carl Cox and whose knowledge spans everything from soul, funk and disco to all the shades of house?

Time to give the man his dues…

Words: @haroldheath
Photos: @jonshard

Read the full feature in the Spring/Summer ‘26 issue of Disco Pogo 🪩

Think you’re Balearic?

Are you more Balearic than Trevor ‘introduced-the-four-Housemen-of-the-Apocalypse-to-DJ Alfredo’ Fung?

The man who was playing Konk to the cool kids in 1983, whose warm up DJ was Carl Cox and whose knowledge spans everything from soul, funk and disco to all the shades of house?

Time to give the man his dues…

Words: @haroldheath
Photos: @jonshard

Read the full feature in the Spring/Summer ‘26 issue of Disco Pogo 🪩

Think you’re Balearic?

Are you more Balearic than Trevor ‘introduced-the-four-Housemen-of-the-Apocalypse-to-DJ Alfredo’ Fung?

The man who was playing Konk to the cool kids in 1983, whose warm up DJ was Carl Cox and whose knowledge spans everything from soul, funk and disco to all the shades of house?

Time to give the man his dues…

Words: @haroldheath
Photos: @jonshard

Read the full feature in the Spring/Summer ‘26 issue of Disco Pogo 🪩

Think you’re Balearic?

Are you more Balearic than Trevor ‘introduced-the-four-Housemen-of-the-Apocalypse-to-DJ Alfredo’ Fung?

The man who was playing Konk to the cool kids in 1983, whose warm up DJ was Carl Cox and whose knowledge spans everything from soul, funk and disco to all the shades of house?

Time to give the man his dues…

Words: @haroldheath
Photos: @jonshard

Read the full feature in the Spring/Summer ‘26 issue of Disco Pogo 🪩

Think you’re Balearic?

Are you more Balearic than Trevor ‘introduced-the-four-Housemen-of-the-Apocalypse-to-DJ Alfredo’ Fung?

The man who was playing Konk to the cool kids in 1983, whose warm up DJ was Carl Cox and whose knowledge spans everything from soul, funk and disco to all the shades of house?

Time to give the man his dues…

Words: @haroldheath
Photos: @jonshard

Read the full feature in the Spring/Summer ‘26 issue of Disco Pogo 🪩

Think you’re Balearic?

Are you more Balearic than Trevor ‘introduced-the-four-Housemen-of-the-Apocalypse-to-DJ Alfredo’ Fung?

The man who was playing Konk to the cool kids in 1983, whose warm up DJ was Carl Cox and whose knowledge spans everything from soul, funk and disco to all the shades of house?

Time to give the man his dues…

Words: @haroldheath
Photos: @jonshard

Read the full feature in the Spring/Summer ‘26 issue of Disco Pogo 🪩

Think you’re Balearic?

Are you more Balearic than Trevor ‘introduced-the-four-Housemen-of-the-Apocalypse-to-DJ Alfredo’ Fung?

The man who was playing Konk to the cool kids in 1983, whose warm up DJ was Carl Cox and whose knowledge spans everything from soul, funk and disco to all the shades of house?

Time to give the man his dues…

Words: @haroldheath
Photos: @jonshard

Read the full feature in the Spring/Summer ‘26 issue of Disco Pogo 🪩

Think you’re Balearic?

Are you more Balearic than Trevor ‘introduced-the-four-Housemen-of-the-Apocalypse-to-DJ Alfredo’ Fung?

The man who was playing Konk to the cool kids in 1983, whose warm up DJ was Carl Cox and whose knowledge spans everything from soul, funk and disco to all the shades of house?

Time to give the man his dues…

Words: @haroldheath
Photos: @jonshard

Read the full feature in the Spring/Summer ‘26 issue of Disco Pogo 🪩

Think you’re Balearic?

Are you more Balearic than Trevor ‘introduced-the-four-Housemen-of-the-Apocalypse-to-DJ Alfredo’ Fung?

The man who was playing Konk to the cool kids in 1983, whose warm up DJ was Carl Cox and whose knowledge spans everything from soul, funk and disco to all the shades of house?

Time to give the man his dues…

Words: @haroldheath
Photos: @jonshard

Read the full feature in the Spring/Summer ‘26 issue of Disco Pogo 🪩

Think you’re Balearic?

Are you more Balearic than Trevor ‘introduced-the-four-Housemen-of-the-Apocalypse-to-DJ Alfredo’ Fung?

The man who was playing Konk to the cool kids in 1983, whose warm up DJ was Carl Cox and whose knowledge spans everything from soul, funk and disco to all the shades of house?

Time to give the man his dues…

Words: @haroldheath
Photos: @jonshard

Read the full feature in the Spring/Summer ‘26 issue of Disco Pogo 🪩

Think you’re Balearic?

Are you more Balearic than Trevor ‘introduced-the-four-Housemen-of-the-Apocalypse-to-DJ Alfredo’ Fung?

The man who was playing Konk to the cool kids in 1983, whose warm up DJ was Carl Cox and whose knowledge spans everything from soul, funk and disco to all the shades of house?

Time to give the man his dues…

Words: @haroldheath
Photos: @jonshard

Read the full feature in the Spring/Summer ‘26 issue of Disco Pogo 🪩

We’re beyond excited to announce this year’s lineup!

Joining us is a true creative spirit, vibe maker, and Grammy Award nominee — Vikter Duplaix.

We’re also thrilled to welcome the ONLY woman to have ever won DJ Magazine’s DJ of the Year award — House music legend Smokin Jo.

And the legends don’t stop there…
DJ, producer, remixer, and Big Love label owner Seamus Haji will be bringing his unmistakable sound.

A true pioneer of the UK dance music scene, Trevor Fung, is also joining us.

As if that wasn’t enough, we’ve got DJ, producer, and all-round creative force Jon Carter on the bill too.

And there’s more… 👀
We’ll be featuring full DJ bios from this year’s lineup over the coming weeks — stay tuned!

👉 Ticket Links in bio

#letsgetittogether
#bankholidayweekend
#musicfest
#greatmusic
#hastings

We are excited to announce The Balearic Boutique returns to Margate Soul Weekender 2026 for the 25 anniversary, and we thought it only appropriate to invite a guest who has been at the forefront of dance music culture for fifty years.

We welcome a true hero and originator of the Balearic / dance music scene to Margate Soul Weekender and The Balearic Boutique : Trevor Fung

Trevor Fung’s legacy is as the foundational architect of the UK’s acid house and Balearic beat explosion. Often described as an “unsung hero,” Fung was instrumental in shaping the eclectic sound of Ibiza in the early 1980s, holding a residency at Amnesia as early as 1983, predating many of the scene’s better-known figures. His most pivotal contribution was instigating the legendary 1987 Ibiza trip for Paul Oakenfold, Danny Rampling, and Nicky Holloway, an event that directly led to the birth of seminal UK clubs like Shoom and Spectrum. Beyond his role as a catalyst, Fung helped codify the “Balearic” genre itself, even compiling the influential Balearic Beats Vol 1 album. From headlining massive M25 orbital raves like Sunrise and Energy to his ongoing work as an ambassador for charities like Last night a DJ saved my life. Fung remains a respected pioneer whose open-minded selector style continues to influence global club culture decades later.

Tickets are on SALE NOW

Peace : Love : Unity : Respect

😊 ☮️ ✊ 🪩

#margate #dancemusic #balearicbeat #housemusic #chug #eclectic #thebalearicboutique #margatesoulweekender

JAZZ CAFE THIS SUNDAY:
A big day coming up on Sunday, when London’s @thejazzcafe host a special daytime session, where I’ll be playing an extended 4 hour set between 6-10pm. Tickets, I’m told, have sold really well, the last of which are here: https://ra.co/events/2353240

I was asked to suggest another DJ for the day, and I thought @trevfun303 would make the perfect guest. Trevor, like myself, is currently celebrating 50 years as a DJ – starting out in South London in 1976, I became aware of him (and vice-versa) via namechecks in Blues & Soul during the late-‘70s, in Bob Killbourn’s club column.

He was a jazz-funk DJ back then, connected into the wider scene, picking up bookings for various all-dayers and appearing alongside some of the big Funk Mafia names. It’s a whole side of Trevor’s career that many are unaware of.

His name is more associated with the early days of Ibiza, where he first DJ’d in 1982. He was the catalyst for the legendary Ibiza Four (Danny Rampling, Paul Oakenfold, Nicky Holloway & Johnny Walker) to make their famous foray to the white isle in ‘87, and, alongside his friend, Paul Oakenfold, they originally brought the balearic spirit back to Ziggy’s in Streatham.

Trevor was Oakenfold’s mentor, the superstar DJ remembering that “watching Trevor play got me into it”. Oakenfold’s first residency was at Rumours in Covent Garden, where he initially went to see Trevor play. There’s a lot of history between them.

He never received full dues for his own pioneering spirit, alongside his cousin Ian St Paul, who by 1987 were already running a bar on the island called The Project Club – the Ibiza Four were really the Ibiza Six.

A mainstay of the acid house & rave scenes, Trevor has continued to DJ to date, enjoying a renaissance of late via his @balearic_burger appearances. He’s based in Staffordshire these days, so it’s great to bring him back to London, where he’ll be playing from 4pm.

Further to this, we’ll be in Ibiza together next October when we’re both on the line-up for Balearic Burger’s five day gathering on the island.

JAZZ CAFE THIS SUNDAY:
A big day coming up on Sunday, when London’s @thejazzcafe host a special daytime session, where I’ll be playing an extended 4 hour set between 6-10pm. Tickets, I’m told, have sold really well, the last of which are here: https://ra.co/events/2353240

I was asked to suggest another DJ for the day, and I thought @trevfun303 would make the perfect guest. Trevor, like myself, is currently celebrating 50 years as a DJ – starting out in South London in 1976, I became aware of him (and vice-versa) via namechecks in Blues & Soul during the late-‘70s, in Bob Killbourn’s club column.

He was a jazz-funk DJ back then, connected into the wider scene, picking up bookings for various all-dayers and appearing alongside some of the big Funk Mafia names. It’s a whole side of Trevor’s career that many are unaware of.

His name is more associated with the early days of Ibiza, where he first DJ’d in 1982. He was the catalyst for the legendary Ibiza Four (Danny Rampling, Paul Oakenfold, Nicky Holloway & Johnny Walker) to make their famous foray to the white isle in ‘87, and, alongside his friend, Paul Oakenfold, they originally brought the balearic spirit back to Ziggy’s in Streatham.

Trevor was Oakenfold’s mentor, the superstar DJ remembering that “watching Trevor play got me into it”. Oakenfold’s first residency was at Rumours in Covent Garden, where he initially went to see Trevor play. There’s a lot of history between them.

He never received full dues for his own pioneering spirit, alongside his cousin Ian St Paul, who by 1987 were already running a bar on the island called The Project Club – the Ibiza Four were really the Ibiza Six.

A mainstay of the acid house & rave scenes, Trevor has continued to DJ to date, enjoying a renaissance of late via his @balearic_burger appearances. He’s based in Staffordshire these days, so it’s great to bring him back to London, where he’ll be playing from 4pm.

Further to this, we’ll be in Ibiza together next October when we’re both on the line-up for Balearic Burger’s five day gathering on the island.

JAZZ CAFE THIS SUNDAY:
A big day coming up on Sunday, when London’s @thejazzcafe host a special daytime session, where I’ll be playing an extended 4 hour set between 6-10pm. Tickets, I’m told, have sold really well, the last of which are here: https://ra.co/events/2353240

I was asked to suggest another DJ for the day, and I thought @trevfun303 would make the perfect guest. Trevor, like myself, is currently celebrating 50 years as a DJ – starting out in South London in 1976, I became aware of him (and vice-versa) via namechecks in Blues & Soul during the late-‘70s, in Bob Killbourn’s club column.

He was a jazz-funk DJ back then, connected into the wider scene, picking up bookings for various all-dayers and appearing alongside some of the big Funk Mafia names. It’s a whole side of Trevor’s career that many are unaware of.

His name is more associated with the early days of Ibiza, where he first DJ’d in 1982. He was the catalyst for the legendary Ibiza Four (Danny Rampling, Paul Oakenfold, Nicky Holloway & Johnny Walker) to make their famous foray to the white isle in ‘87, and, alongside his friend, Paul Oakenfold, they originally brought the balearic spirit back to Ziggy’s in Streatham.

Trevor was Oakenfold’s mentor, the superstar DJ remembering that “watching Trevor play got me into it”. Oakenfold’s first residency was at Rumours in Covent Garden, where he initially went to see Trevor play. There’s a lot of history between them.

He never received full dues for his own pioneering spirit, alongside his cousin Ian St Paul, who by 1987 were already running a bar on the island called The Project Club – the Ibiza Four were really the Ibiza Six.

A mainstay of the acid house & rave scenes, Trevor has continued to DJ to date, enjoying a renaissance of late via his @balearic_burger appearances. He’s based in Staffordshire these days, so it’s great to bring him back to London, where he’ll be playing from 4pm.

Further to this, we’ll be in Ibiza together next October when we’re both on the line-up for Balearic Burger’s five day gathering on the island.