Brixton, a vibrant district in South London, holds a significant position in the music industry, particularly known for its diverse and influential music scene. Its multicultural heritage, especially from Afro-Caribbean communities, has fostered the development of genres like reggae, ska, dub, hip-hop, and R&B¹. The area also has a strong presence in rock and punk music, with notable venues such as the O2 Academy Brixton and Electric Brixton contributing to its live music market². The "Windmill scene" further highlights its role in experimental rock and post-punk³.