Description: Camden Stables market is concealed from the main road leading from Chalk Farm to Camden and you’ll be surprised as to how much is concealed within the high brick fortress. Inside, you can find anything from handmade jewellery, scarves, vintage travelling bags and even a shop dedicated to guitar picks. For the music savant, there’s even a piano rescue shop and a reggae records and tapes shop. Grab a coffee from Camden Coffee or something sweet from Churros London as you search for great musical finds to cherish.

Description: It’s difficult to walk down Camden without hearing a plethora of melodies from every corner, especially in summer. The stall that always slows my pace down is the Camden Lock Vinyl. Even if you have no intention of buying a vinyl, or have no method of playing it this is a place to truly explore as we’re being propelled into a cyber world. Vinyls sound earthier and really allow you to hear the hues that artists try to translate in melodies.

Description: Stables Market is pretty difficult to pull yourself away from and all the food stalls have started to make you grumble. As the market is such a popular spot, it can be difficult to find somewhere to sit and enjoy the music. Thankfully, the stables contain one of London’s favourite spots, Shaka Zulu. Shaka Zulu is a South African spot that boasts of sweet sounding South African music, carved wooden interiors and a menu that will have you making bets. Shaka Zulu serves flame-cooked steaks, spatchcocked chicken, sea bream and even unusual meats such as crocodile and ostrich. For those looking for a bit of adventure, Shaka Zulu is so much more than a dining experience.

Description: The most iconic music has housed many soul, jazz and urban artists throughout the years, from Amy Winehouse, D’angelo, Van Hunt and even Ben E. King. The Jazz Cafe hosts live music, with live horn and string quartets, playing odes to the greats like Marvin Gaye, Aaliyah and Archie Shepp. The Jazz Cafe has been renowned for it’s live music as it’s pretty difficult to recreate the live experience anywhere else. The Jazz Cafe hosts a bar and restaurant and gives you a great view of the stage, from anywhere in the audience.