Presale - Expected Soon

Tracklist:

Amaliah - No Way Out

Call Super - I Love Like Your Men

Chaos In The Cbd - Orange Blank  

Charlie Dark - Foundation And History 

Dreamcastmoe - In And Out  

Isaac Carter - Take U There  

Joe Armon-Jones Maxwell Owin - SE Discoteque 

Kink Feat. Rachel Row - Its Already Here 

Manami - Scramble Clip

Marcellus Pittman - #Eastsidechampions

Mr. Redley Transatlantic Era

Nat Wendell - Tell Me

Niks - Lilac Skies  

Suze Ijó - Up There

Yu Su - Flourish

“GALA announce Ten Years of GALA (festival) – a compilation marking a decade of independent culture. Featuring: Yu Su, Marcellus Pittman, Dreamcast, Chaos in the cbd Amaliah, Kink, Call Super and more.

Both an archive and a horizon: a reflection on where GALA has come from, and a signal of what lies ahead.

Founded in 2016 as a one-day gathering in South London, GALA has grown into a global point of reference for dancers, artists and collectives drawn together by a shared commitment to independence, collaboration and underground music culture. Rather than charting success through scale alone, the festival has consistently prioritised integrity, community and musical curiosity – values that underpin this release.

Spanning fifteen tracks, it unfolds as a considered journey. Opens with an intimate spoken contribution from Charlie Dark, grounding the compilation firmly in GALA’s home of Peckham before gradually expanding outward into fuller, club-focused terrain. From there, the record moves between moods and tempos, tracing a path from reflective moments into the physical language of the dancefloor.

The compilation brings together longtime friends of the festival alongside newer voices drawn into its orbit in recent years. Each artist contributes a distinct perspective, but collectively the tracks form a coherent portrait – not of a single sound, but of a shared ethos shaped over ten years of gatherings, collaborations and days spent dancing together.

Rather than a retrospective in the conventional sense, this functions as a living document. It captures fragments of past editions, scenes and relationships, while remaining firmly oriented toward the future. These are not museum pieces, but records designed to be played, shared and folded back into the spaces from which they came”.