It is the new residency of Soul Stereo: after hosting Afrika Bambaataa, the Rhythm & Soul nights are paying tribute to King Tubby.
At the helm of the tribute is Anthony Red Rose. Before Wayne Smith, he laid his Tempa over the first digital riddim built by Noel Davey (the future builder of the Sleng Teng) for King Tubby, with whom he would make two albums. On his first European tour, he will be in Paris for the first time.
Also on the bill, Lord Zeljko and Soul Stereo will serve up a selection of their best gems from the master of dub and king of the mix.
The next Rhythm & Soul nights will welcome Bitty McLean on 16 June and Mad Professor, Redhead and Joe Ariwa on 30 June.
More info in the listings.