Name: Deptford Dub Club: Wassie One Special
Start: 2026-01-25T18:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-01-26T00:15:00+00:00
Location: Fox and Firkin

We’re thrilled that our headliner is the great Wassie One, who is a long-time stalwart of the London Roots Reggae scene. Wassie always plays up a storm. Whether in a full, traditional Soundsystem contexts, or in club environments, he can be relied upon to produce the goods every time. The mighty Wassie spins a rich and wide spectrum of music of Jamaican origin, from Ska and Rocksteady “Gram Favourites”, to the hardest Roots Reggae. He’s also consistently, highly, entertaining multi-talented performer; chatting ebulliently on the mic., whilst simultaneously spinnin’ da riddims. A unique, consummately skilled, reggaematic entertainer, you can check him out on a recent appearance:

or on Venture FM, or on his website:
http://www.venturefm.co.uk/ www.wassieone.co.uk/
Expect music of Jamaican origin of the highest order played in Soundsystem style throughout this session. To start the evening we will be welcoming UK Corner to the wheels of steel. The vibrant Antonella exudes positive vibes and can be relied upon to grace us with a scintillating set, presented with style. She’s with us every month, but this’ll be her first selection – looking forward to it!
She’ll be followed by more of the semi live action, that The Club is famous for. Resident selector Soft Wax will be spinnin’ the rhythms, on the wheels of steel. On the mic there will be toasting and singjay action, live and direct, from the mighty Doc Murdoc. There will also be live instrumentation from our fresh, Horn Section, led by Tombone and featuring Michael. Expect extra special guest vocalists too.
There will also be live mixes from the great Prince Fatty on the desk, throughout the session. We’re looking forward to another blinding evening inside, with the music piped out to the glorious garden too. It’s double, plus, good that, our headliner is Wassie, as he’s played us into the year for as long as we can remember. Come on down; put on your dancing shoes and dance away those January blues.