Adam Sternberg

A self-taught vocalist and pianist, 26-year-old George Bone is an award-winning Essex & London-based artist. While a pop artist holistically, George combines Folk, Neo-Jazz & RnB elements together with his thought-provoking writing & lyrics. His artists inspirations reflect this, ranging from country icons such as Christ Stapleton and Dan + Shay, to the British-based Bruno Major, Eloise & Conor Albert. Accompanied by a band, George is energetic; accompanying himself on keys, however, and you’re provided with an emotional, interactive experience leaving attendees craving more.

George has supported the likes of Mica Paris at The Ivy House, UK The Voice winner Molly Hocking at a sold-out show in both Camden and Islington, and Andrew Cushin on the day of his album release (after coming back from an international tour with Louis Tomlinson). If that was not enough, George has taken part in Festivals across the country, ranging from Northern Kin (County Durham), Wokingham Festival (Berkshire), Taste of London Festival (Greater London) and the inaugural Sounds Good Festival (Essex).

Amassing over 160,000 streams on Spotify alone, George is “on the cusp of tipping into the mainstream, this year or next” (Michelle Ward, PhoenixFM). His debut solo single ‘Valencia’ “[pushes] the genre forward with [a combination of] 00s indie pop aesthetics[s in this] emotionally disarming ballad” (A&R Factory), and both of his follow-up singles (“One/Two Summer Fling” and “Yours Today”) were made Tracks of the Week on BBC Introducing Essex & Cambridge. On the back of George being announced as the ‘Best Male Artist 2023’ at the Radio Wigwam Awards, and with more music to come in 2025, remember George’s name.

Tayah Ettienne is a dynamic singer-songwriter crafting a unique blend of alternative R&B and pop, infused with jazz and folk influences. With a voice that effortlessly captures emotion, Tayah explores themes of female empowerment and personal experience, delivering her messages in a sultry, ethereal, and occasionally cheeky manner.

Performing with an all-female band, Tayah made a powerful debut, headlining at 93 Feet East and captivating audiences at the renowned Secret Garden Party Festival in 2024. Her music resonates with a diverse array of topics, reflecting her passion for storytelling and connection.

Driven by a commitment to uplifting women in the music industry, Tayah Ettienne continues to push boundaries, creating an inviting and vibrant space for her listeners. With each performance and release, she invites her audience to experience her artistic journey, blending rich soundscapes with heartfelt lyrics.

Joana Simães is a visual artist from Felgueiras, a small town in the district of Porto, Portugal. After studying Fine Art in high school, Simães moved to London in 2020 to pursue a degree in Fine Art at Middlesex University, graduating in 2023.

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The core of Joana´s work goes from classically executed figurative oil paintings to more graphic paintings with the use of flat colors and less shading, onto hard surfaces in various sizes. Inspired by artists such as Goya and Michael Borremans, Simães explores the subtleties of human experience through both painting and, on occasion, video art.

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Hailing from London, singer/songwriter & producer Jem Wax has a kaleidoscopic personal style, fusing R&B/soul and Hip-Hop with a fresh pop perspective. Jem's tasteful sung-spoken top-lines, delivered through rich tones make for a unique yet commercial combo. Her introspective, frank and funny lyrical boldness conveys sincerity and relatability - without taking herself too seriously to listeners. In Summer 2023, Jem released Devoted Hopelessly EP with tracks Lazy, Love Love and La La being played on BBC Introducing 3CR. Jem and band have been active in the London music scene, playing sold-out sofa sounds shows, at The Ned's New Music Monday, the Hope and Anchor, and soon to come Camden Chapel on May 16th for Jem's headline show - The Bo Peep Party.

Warno is a London-based Drum & Bass DJ, producer, and bassist whose style fuses elements of funk, jazz, soul, and beyond. With six years of DJ experience, he has supported some of the most prominent names in the scene.

Warno has embraced live bass guitar as a defining feature of his music, integrating it into his performances, productions, and online cover series. Whether delivering DJ sets ranging from smooth Liquid Funk to high-energy, dancefloor-driven selections or showcasing his musicality through groovy, funk-infused live bass performances, he brings a unique and versatile energy to every stage.

Incorporating live instrumentation into his productions, Warno is shaping a sound that is funky, melodic and full of energy. His debut three-track EP, Java Complex, released on Spanish label Lizplay Records, along with his single Losing Control on UK label Four Corners Music, highlights his evolving artistry and growing presence in the Drum & Bass scene.

Confessions wrapped in an indie-folk-pop style… Born and bred in London, Nicky Phillips felt the pull to move north; she shares her open-hearted songs on both guitar and piano through intimate performances across North West England.

Although Nicky had previously been active on the music scene, it was 2021 that pulled her back with her first ever release and self-titled debut EP with sold out shows in both Cheshire and London. The EP saw success in ‘Home’, which was a semi-finalist in the UK Songwriting Competition and was featured on Indie Folk Central’s first ‘Women of Indie Folk’ compilation. Another song from the EP, ‘The Dark’, was featured on BBC Music Introducing. Nicky has just finished her first tour in May 2024, including London, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Liverpool and Manchester.

Hsiang-Sheng Teng is a London-based interdisciplinary artist and researcher from Taiwan. He is also a Member of The Magic Circle, the world’s most prestigious magic organisation. He graduated from National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan, with a BA in anthropology and magic. He studies MA in Advanced Theatre Practice at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, University of London. His boundary-defying works include magic, theatre, photography, installation, documentary, and audio-visual art.

Matthew One Man is an artist from Egham Surrey. A dynamic performer whose unique looping style separates him from fellow musicians, the engaging sounds of his guitar break the boundaries of what is expected of the instrument. The unconventional and stylistic performances draw inspiration from guitarists such as Jon Gomm and Antoine DuFour. DJ’s such as ATB and Juan Atkins. Matthew uses extended techniques and a loopstation to create a dynamic performance ranging from Dance Music to the Avante Garde.

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Indie-folk with a hint of soul.
Eleonora, originally from Italy, moved to London in 2011.
Little did she know, London would allow her to be the opening soloist for the choir event 'A Chorus Remixed' at the Royal Festival Hall.

Eleonora's songwriting is bold and vibrant, it is almost impossible not to get captured by her charm during her live performances.
In June 2023, she appeared on the final episode of season 25 of Made in Chelsea, playing and singing the Ho'oponopono.
Eleonora has just released her new single "Hold Me", a moving track portraying the state of anxiety, the paralysing emotions held in the body and the relief found through human connection.
The song got attention from radio stations and was played on Future Hits Radio, Phoenix FM and Cragsradio.

Özten is a genre-blending DJ and producer who focuses on mixing niche and cultural sounds from her own and the world's. Her sound is a harmonious blend of her Anatolian roots, rap music and contemporary electronic. One of her signatures is breaking the boundaries between Eastern grooves and Western beats, incorporating traditional instruments like the *bağlama* and *ney* into the vibrant realms of techno and house music. Drawing inspiration from the dynamic energy of UK rap, garage, jungle, and drum & bass, Özten infuses her sets with the spirit of community she experienced at events in Bristol and London.

Check out Özten's regular live show on Brixton Radio, where she displays her unpredictable yet satisfying music, blending all the way from house and drill to arabesk and bass music.

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