Despite only forty four sessions and a couple of specials, few would dispute The Boiler Rooms' tagline of 'London's seminal live stream music show'.
The project started out broadcasting home footage of a group of DJs jamming in a boiler room in a lost warehouse.
Now located in bigger premises, and with a regular schedule of DJs on rotation, the Boiler Room has quickly grown to become not just a place for the best music and closest atmosphere, but moreover a symbol of what can be achieved if you just get active and do things your own way.
Now located in bigger premises, and with a regular schedule of DJs on rotation, the Boiler Room has quickly grown to become not just a place for the best music and closest atmosphere, but moreover a symbol of what can be achieved if you just get active and do things your own way.
Here's a few of their previous streams...
Melo-D feat. Dezy Da Bongo Man
Jon Rust & Reecha
My personal favourite set by Oneman, taking his set everywhere - keep an ear out for Pete Rock & CL Smooth's 'They Reminisce' around 12 min 30
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