Soul Mass Transit System Halloween Bash

Get set for a thrilling Halloween night with Soul Mass Transit System, a UK garage and speed garage project from Leeds, bringing their high-energy sound to Quarters in Brighton. With their unique blend of rolling basslines and full throttle rave energy, this is an event not to be missed.

GROUNDWORK 002: Halloween w/ Soul Mass Transit System & Captain Wallop
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GROUNDWORK 002: Halloween w/ Soul Mass Transit System & Captain Wallop took place 31 Oct 2026 at Quarters (Brighton).

Hailing from Leeds, Soul Mass Transit System is a UK garage and speed garage project that has been releasing music since 2020. The project, which consists of producers Baby J and D Jason, has gained recognition for their club-ready 12-inch singles that explore vintage UK garage. With releases on labels such as Ministry of Sound, ec2a, and Gimme A Break Records, they have established themselves as a key name in the UK speed garage and bassline scene.

Their sound is characterized by crisp 2-step drums, soulful vocals, and heavy low-end, drawing on the 1990s rave and bassline scenes. Soul Mass Transit System has released several EPs, including Blocked, Dubble Trubble, and 1 of a Kind, showcasing their ability to blend different styles and create unique sounds. They have also played at various venues, including Mint Warehouse, The Loft in Manchester, and Corsica Studios, and hold a monthly show on Rinse FM.

On Saturday, 31 October 2026, Soul Mass Transit System will be performing a headline session at Quarters in Brighton, alongside Captain Wallop and other exciting names in the music scene. Tickets and details for this event are available with the button beside this article. With their high-energy sets and unmistakable sound, this is an event that is sure to be packed with serious pressure on the system, and is not to be missed.

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