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How Does It Feel To Be Loved?''' (often abbreviated to '''HDIF ) is a London-based night club which predominately plays indie pop, Northern Soul and Motown music. On the club's website, founder Ian Watson explains: "We love pop, we love guitars that jangle, we love foot stomping melodies and huge choruses." The club's name is taken from the lyrics to The Velvet Underground song "Beginning to See the Light". Watson, a former ''Melody Maker'' journalist, began the night in April 2002 at the Buffalo Bar in Islington. It is currently based at the Canterbury Arms, Brixton, and The Phoenix in Cavendish Square, and usually runs on the first Friday and third Saturday of each month. Guest DJs have included Belle & Sebastian's Stuart Murdoch, Blur and The Smiths producer Stephen Street, The Wedding Present's David Gedge, Camera Obscura singer Tracyanne Campbell and bass player Gavin Dunbar, Felt singer Lawrence, Teenage Fanclub's Norman Blake, Dexys Midnight Runners singer Kevin Rowland, Dan Treacy of the Television Personalities, St Etienne's Bob Stanley, Darren Hayman of Hefner, Paul Court of The Primitives, The Clientele singer Alasdair Maclean, Amelia Fletcher of Talulah Gosh, Theaudience founder Billy Reeves, and footballer Pat Nevin. Since July 2005, HDIF has promoted live shows under the HDIF Presents banner. Bands featured have included Sambassadeur, Language of Flowers, Saturday Looks Good To Me, Lucky Soul, Fanfarlo, The Gresham Flyers, Darren Hayman, Tilly And The Wall, Fosca, Irene, I'm From Barcelona, Butcher Boy, Brontosaurus Chorus, Allo Darlin', This Many Boyfriends, Cats On Fire, The Band of Holy Joy and The Lodger. In November 2009, HDIF promoted the debut English show by God Help The Girl. In September 2006, HDIF's spin-off record label was launched with the release of the 19-track compilation ''The Kids At The Club'' and featured many of the acts who had played or DJ'd at HDIF nights. The label has since gone on to release albums by Butcher Boy, Saturday Looks Good To Me, Antarctica Takes It!, Cats On Fire and Pocketbooks. In June 2010, the first HDIF Podcast was recorded. Featuring songs played at the most recent club night, it featured the club's trademark mixture of indiepop and soul.

External links

Official website
HDIF record label
Indie Travel Guide - HDIF guide to indie scenes around the world
Guardian Unlimited feature on indie pop
Observer feature on indie pop

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