In the main room, which evokes the feel of a club scene from a 2000s movie with dance battles and Lindsay Lohan, the DJ booth is elevated and almost out of sight, encouraging dancers to face one another rather than whoever is playing. Then, at the hit of a spotlight, a surprise musical performance begins. From rappers and singers to DJs, the musical programme is diverse and well thought-out, with recent acts including Celeste, Fcukers, OK Williams and Lancey Foux.
So long, for now, to the no-phones club that let us party like it was 1999
