For those tired of the usual Lan Kwai Fong dance-floor fillers, a novel club night might provide relief. Named after the iconic American music and dance TV series from the '70s, South Canton Soul Train transports Hong Kong back to the disco era, featuring a globe-trotting collection of funky beats and an “East meets West vibe.” DJ Fergus Heathcote, the driving force behind this DJ collective, established the events as a celebration of regional music, shedding light on Asia's vibrant pop scene of the late 20th century. After relocating from Hong Kong to the UK at 17 for studies, Fergus refined his skills at parties across the country. Returning to Hong Kong in 2016, he grew weary of the monotonous music at Lan Kwai Fong clubs, motivating him to curate his own nights. Delving through vinyl records at Paul Au's Sham Shui Po shop reignited Fergus's appreciation for Canto-pop and pan-Asian pop. At Soul Train evenings, these newfound treasures meld with funk, soul, disco, and hip-hop classics. Expect to hear Canto-pop godfather Roman Tam Pak-sin alongside early Grandmaster Flash.