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Kinky Malinki 
25th Anniversary
16.03.24 🥳
Tickets are on sale now
Click here https://bit.ly/BuyTicketsKinkyMalinki25

It all began 25 years ago.

I've never dedicated a mix to someone, until now. But it's thoroughly deserved.

Here's how it all started...

Two south London guys met at a Wetherspoon for a £2.99 Burger and a beer (it really was that cheap back then) and we kinda hit it off. We had a lot of mutual friends, who's been to both parties, and we liked the same music, and Kinky Malinki was born.

Like all new nights, we had moments of tears, and joy, laughter and unbelievable stress, but we percevered and We filled Imperial Gardens, The Glasshouse, Aquarium, The Cross, Turnmills, The Minitstry and eventually Pacha every single month.  I'll never forget the Kiss Fm guest mix and interview, where we had 100 people in the street listening to it while our club night was running.

Meeting Paul provided some of my proudest moments, and most definitely, some of the best nights out I can remember. 

This mix isn't old material, but it's a homage to the sound, the vibe, the crowd, the smiles and laughter and most of all the mayhem on the dancefloor that was created every month, without fail. 

I can't take any accolade for Kinky Malinki's longetivity, as I bailed out after 9 or 10 years.  That is all down to Paul and his passion for running parties, and what is now a legendary night.

KM is 25 years old next year, and he's one of the nicest, most humble, non egotistical club people you'll ever meet.  Now he's a bonafied Legend of our scene.

So I'm dedicating this to him.  

I have tagged a few people that were regulars back in the day.  Some were DJ's, others friends, all were a part of the experience that made Kinky Malikni such a well loved and popualr night. 

I have so many memories from back then.  How clubs around the country wanted us to visit. Manchster, Leicester, Nottingham, Birmingham, Milton Keynes, Ibiza, too many for this old brain to keep a track of.

It's such a huge achievement to make it to 25 years in such an evolving environment.  

To all the people I met over the years through KM, I salute you all.  

To the friends who married partners met at Kinky Malinki, you're welcome lol!

I hope this mix captures the very essence of what really was a very special night out where you could catch some of the best DJ's in the scene and the best residents that any club has ever had, period. 

some of our guests 

CJ Mackintosh
Dave Lee ZR
Grant Nelson
Knee Deep
Bobby and Steve
Neil Pierce
Mark Wlkinson
Jeremy B
Frank Roger
Jazzy M
Audiowhores
Lisa Marie EXperience
The Sharp Boys
Paul Gardner 
And so, so many more.

Tracklisting - 

Ann Nesby - Turn it Up (Spen and Gary Hudgings Mix)
Afromento - Human Wave (DJ Fudge Mix)
S.E.L - Melodic Harmony (Spen and Michele Chiavarini Mix)
Carmen Brown - Throw your Hands (Emmacualte Mix)
DJ Beloved & Sheree Hicks - Loved (Booker T Mix)
Christian B - Til you Come Back (Groove Assasin Remix)
Groove Invanderz - Keep Rising (Richard Earnshaw Mix)
Matt Johnson - Interstella Love (Micky More and And Tee Mix)
Yooks - Goosebumps (Spen and John Khan Remix)
The RMX - In my Space (FRankie Feliciano Remix)
Soul Magic - Soul Magic (Saison Remix)
David Morales - Never Looking Back (Kings of Tomorrow Remix)
Chiffon Zoo and Rona Rey - Answers (Soul Mekanikz Remix)
Cafe 432 and Rose Windross - Love Take Over
Rudikastic - Falling After You
Tood Terry and Lee Wilson - Everyone is Love
Melissa B - Be Free (Spen Remix)
Shezar and The Joi Fuhi - Don't you Worry (Spen Mix)
M.A.S Collective and Judy Peterson - Release your Mind (Spen and Karizma Remix)
Richard Earnshaw - Your Heaven (BT's Soulfuric Dub Mix)
Dave Lee ZR - Starlight (Grant Nelson Remix)

The 25th year - Jay Friction Kinky Malinki homage

Coffee in the morning no hook

demons at night

Kinky Malinki 
25th Anniversary
16.03.24 🥳
Tickets are on sale now
Click here https://bit.ly/BuyTicketsKinkyMalinki25

Kinkymalinki's 25th Anniversary celebration will be spectacular in every way, at a brilliant venue in Shoreditch, London Central. 

I wanted to do a mix that highlighted the different styles of house music you'd hear at Kinky Malinki parties in its early days.

Contrary to what most people thought, Kinky wasn't a 'funky house' night. it was quality house music night, whether that happened to be disco, vocal house, soulful, funky, deep house or even progressive house. It was music that uplifted you and put a smile on your face, that was the only music policy.  

The resident DJ's were, without a doubt, the most important cog in the Kinky engine in those early years when the night was becoming more and more popular. 

Residents at that time included - myself (Jay Friction) Grant Richards, Grant Nalder, Anis (Groove Project) Matthew Anthony, Stan and Dom, Mo Wallis, Steve Blackmore, Paul Gray, Marcus Anthony, Tony Pockets, Tom Chubb, Lee Tristram and Ed Pipe. All fantastic DJ's and kept the crowds coming back.

As the first track says 'you're special'. You all certainly were that ❤️.

Tracklisting - 

Ralf Gum and Ayanda Jiya - You're Special
Soul 2 Soul - Deep Dee
Dirty 2 - Embrace
Radio Slave - Strobe Queen (Eric Kupper Mix)
Dam Swindle - Souls Lament
Abel and Sabrina Child - Just can't wait
T Markakis and Max Peace - Bring the Groove Back
Benji Dandelario - Just say the word (Spen and Ezel Disco Mix)
Callyy- Don't Lock me Out
Blaze - Precious Love (Michael Gray Remix)
Groove Invaderz - Keep Rising (Jay Vegas Remix)
Mr Moon - Love of Mine (Richard Earnshaw Remix)
Copyright and Imaani - Wizeman (layabouts Remix)
Jo Paciello - Real Love
Bryan Chambers - Falling (Booker T Remix)
Mistura - Love 2 the Limit (Shur-I-Kan Zanzibar Dub)
Groove Junkies- Perception (Richard Earnshaw Mix)
Groove Junkies - Far Away (Earnshaw Remix)
Ross Couch - Touch Me
Henry Hacking - Sweet Freedom (Earnshaw Remix)
Micky Moore and Andy T - Devoted
Reel People and Angela Johnson - Can't Stop (Michael Gray Remix)
Prefix One and Soul Omai - Rise Up
Xpress 2- Zeven
Danny Tenaglia and Cevin Fisher - Move that Body

Part 2 - Jay Friction and the Resident DJ's

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Hard-Transmission November 2023

It all started for me at around 13 years old as a secondary school boy, when I became fascinated with Electronic Music. I was a big Depeche Mode, Yazzo and Tears for Fears fan, so I liked modern bands using technology. I used to go to Trax Records in Greek Street with my best pal at the time Charlie,  and we'd spend the day in Soho Record shops, and listen to the music they played. One of the first tracks I bought was the beautiful Balaeric classic, 'Song for Denise' by Piano Fantasia in 86' when I was just 13 years old. From then I was hooked and passionately in love with this new electronic sound with a beat.

I'd scraped money working in the school holidays to buy my 1210's and a vinyl addiction continued.

I got my first DJ residency in 93' at Labrynth,which was all down to my new friend at the time Vinyl Matt (a redident at the club). It was filled to capacity every Friday and Saturday at the infamous Four Aces club (orignally a Reggae venue) in Dalston Lane and ran by the enigmatic Joe Wieczorek & lovely Sue, who I idolised at the time. 

A rave club at heart, however having house music secondary rooms where I played my first sets. I used to also visit all the record stores within the M25 making sure Joe's Labrynth flyers were stocked up. and giving out the free comps he'd give me for store managers and owners, picking up obscure but brilliant music along the way.  I was in heaven during this period of my life!

After finishing at Labrynth, and missing DJ'ing to a crowd badly, I started putting on my own parties in 95'. These were small local nights, hiring restuarants and bars and filling them up with friends and their friends. some of my pas played at various London nights such as Release the Pressure and Just Can't Get Enough. I also managed to get CJ Mackintosh play for me as he was a lifetime friend of a pal of mine ar the time. 

After moving upwards with bigger venues, I took the plunge in 98' and hired a proper club with a bigger capacity, Imperial Gardens, and Kinky Malinki was born. 

I had to lie blatantly to Raymond at Imperial to even hire the club as I had no big venue history at all.  These were the days before social media existed.  It was sacks and sacks of letters getting franked at the post office and lots of weekends without much sleep giving out the 60,000 flyers we'd had printed.

Together with co-promoter Paul, we put on nights at Imperial Gardens., The Glasshouse, Aquarium, The Ministry of Sound, The Cross, Turnmills, El Divino and my favourite parties at our monthly residency at Pacha London (where we were the longest running residency). 

We were also guests around the UK at some of the most popular nights of that era, such as Ultra Vegas, Eye Candy, Hotdog and many, many others.

I stepped away from running the parties years ago for personal reasons, but the passion for house music never, ever fades. 

I'm still as in love with the music 35 years later, as I ever have been ❤️

Kinky Malinki 25th Anniversary Part 2 30.11.2024 at 93 Feet East 

Details of all Kinky Malinki events at www.kinkymalinki.com


Part 2 - Jay Friction and the Resident DJ's

Jay Friction (Kinky Malinki)

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