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Hi, I’m Natalia and I’ve been doing henna for over 10 years. I was born in the United States and moved to the UK when I was 15. Coming from a mixed Pakistani and German background, I’ve always been drawn to my South Asian roots which inspired me to start practicing henna as a teenager.

Since then, I’ve had the joy of creating designs for weddings, special events, and even as body art. Henna is both a way of celebrating tradition and a form of self-expression. I love making each design unique whilst also exploring different styles, and also helping people feel inspired and beautiful through the art of henna.

VIRTUO is an East London–based multidisciplinary artist blending soulful production with honest UK hip-hop lyricism he takes his name as a play on the term 'Virtuoso' as of his many creative disciplines. Born in South London to an English-Irish mother and Ugandan father, his work explores identity, love, personal struggles and creative freedom. Often self-produced, his music fuses introspection with rich sound design, shaped by a background in fine art and animation. Beyond music, he is Head of Music for Bread & Butter Collection and founder of Shutter Sessions Festival, championing grassroots creativity. VIRTUO has headlined iconic London venues including XOYO, Brixton Jamm, and O2 Islington, building a reputation as a powerful live performer and emerging voice in the underground scene.

EJ Negre, born in Lapu-Lapu, Philippines, discovered his passion for drawing at an early age. He honed his craft across Canada, Philippines and London, combining formal training at Vancouver Film School and Alberta College of Art with self-taught exploration. As a freelance illustrator, animator, and photographer, EJ has traveled the world to learn from masters of the craft.

In London, he has been an active figure in the drawing scene, contributing illustrations to the award-winning British fashion film SATURNALIA, sketching at London Fashion Week, and fostering artistic communities through his group, Let’s Draw Now. Balancing commissions in illustration, photography, and animation, EJ collaborates with directors and creatives across industries.

His work has been featured in Zee Lifestyle Magazine, Redbull Canada, Facebook London, Need for Speed: Unbound, King's Cross Library, Smile Inflight Magazine, University of the Philippines Cebu, Calgary Herald, CBC News, and Mabuhay Calgary. Today, EJ continues to champion the art of drawing, inspiring creatives and keeping the spirit of drawing alive.

Faded Society is a genre-fluid DJ, event producer, designer, marketing educator and is the face behind The Faded Community. An Aussie livin la vida loca in London, she never sticks to the rules of the rave. Featuring anything from rap to funk, melodic vocals to edgy basslines, to the downright filthy techno. All delivered with high-energy beats to get your feet glued to the dance floor.

She’s been on air for various radio stations, residency shows and takeovers including BMC radio, Vandelay radio, Subtle FM and G shock Radio. She’s played at many venues such as Club Makossa, Low Profile Studios, Colour Factory, Four Quarters, Fox & Firkin, Night Tales and more.

COZEN is a Nottingham-born, London-based DJ, promoter and A&R with a deep connection to UK dance music. Drawing inspiration from a diverse musical background spanning house, garage, jazz, classical and more, COZEN brings an eclectic yet focused approach to his music and performances. Performing alongside artists such as MPH, Zed Bias, JayaHadADream, Bushbaby, Champion, LYVIA, Con Cook and many more, he has developed a distinctive sound rooted in UK music culture.

In June 2025, COZEN co-founded his most recent project, So Skint. Records, a forward-thinking record label championing cutting-edge electronic music from across the globe. So Skint aims to spotlight dance music culture and bring something new to the scene through their releases, events and content.

Sepideh Rashidi is a London-based, Iranian-born artist whose work is rooted in emotion, identity, and cultural memory. Drawing from her heritage, she weaves fragments of tradition into a contemporary, intuitive painting practice. Her connection to music began early and has become central to her creative expression. Viewing art forms as interconnected, she believes artists are vessels — translating energy, emotion, and experience into something tangible and shared. As her love for house music grows, she brings this into a live setting, painting in response to sound, atmosphere, and movement. Through this process, she creates immersive visuals that capture the energy of the moment and invite the audience into a shared experience.

Kit likes music. His propensity for the mix was forged in the drum and bass ridden streets of south Manchester, so he sought to play a different sound; a sound that might (potentially) have been described as ‘eclectic’, ‘juicy’ and ‘funkadelic to the point of ridiculousness’. He has stated his sole aim is to bring a selection of beats that leave craters on dance floors, and sweaty pools on the ceiling. A veteran of Indigo, Shoreditch BOXPARK (the upstairs zone) and his friend Steve’s basement, Kit is not one to miss.

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Dia Day; making music for tea drinkers and over-thinkers; croc wearers and over-sharers.

Hailing from Croydon, Dia fuses singer songwriter vibes with South London’s crockpot of rap & hip-hop influences and some neo-soul & jazz elements. This, along with flavours from her Polish heritage makes for a gritty and raw cross-genre sound, creating the perfect canvas for her to paint stories through sonics.

Dia has appeared on the Jonathan Ross Show, Graham Norton, performed at the MTV EMAs and the BRIT Awards as well as arenas including the O2 and Wembley Stadium as a backing vocalist for artists including RAYE, Ed Sheeran and Skye Newman as part of Flames Collective.

Flying in all the way from Paris, France, we have Lullaby touching down on 12th May to share her art! Electro journalist by day, DJ by night, Marie aka Lullaby is a big fan of techno, hard trance, eurodance and trance. She oscillates between these four styles in order to present her first love for the dark sounds with violent kicks of techno and hard trance and her second passion for the more kitschy and euphoric sounds characteristic of eurodance and trance. Based in Paris, Lullaby hopes to eventually produce her own sounds.

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J. Peacock is a Blackpool born artist, raised on Northern Soul and nurtured in the Manchester music scene. His productions have spanned multiple sub genres of dance music. More recently he has turned his focus closer to home, inspired by uplifting house music produced by friends like Laurence Guy and Harry Wolfman, driven by samples from his dad’s record collection.