Prince was no stranger to Camden: in fact almost 25 years ago, he set up his very own shop on Chalk Farm Road named Sign O’ The Times, after his 1987 album. People flocked to the shop and queued in the street to see Prince appear on the balcony above the store just before it opened.

To celebrate the first African Market this weekend (2nd June) Shaka Zulu is giving away dinner for two with drinks at their iconic African restaurant, right here in the Market.

Music is a huge part of life at Modfather Clothing. The family business is owned by father & son, Mario & Daniel Warner. Meaning that the sounds you hear on entering the store span the decades & cover multiple musical genres. The one theme that runs throughout the playlist is the effect & influence these tunes have had on British subcultures. Be it mod staples like Green Onions, early Ska, or an 80's Soul classic with a subtle nod to Camden Town. We describe ourselves as the British heritage lifestyle outfitters & the playlist reflects that:

Prince was no stranger to Camden: in fact almost 25 years ago, he set up his very own shop on Chalk Farm Road named Sign O’ The Times, after his 1987 album. People flocked to the shop and queued in the street to see Prince appear on the balcony above the store just before it opened.

To celebrate the first African Market this weekend (2nd June) Shaka Zulu is giving away dinner for two with drinks at their iconic African restaurant, right here in the Market.

Music is a huge part of life at Modfather Clothing. The family business is owned by father & son, Mario & Daniel Warner. Meaning that the sounds you hear on entering the store span the decades & cover multiple musical genres. The one theme that runs throughout the playlist is the effect & influence these tunes have had on British subcultures. Be it mod staples like Green Onions, early Ska, or an 80's Soul classic with a subtle nod to Camden Town. We describe ourselves as the British heritage lifestyle outfitters & the playlist reflects that: