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ABRZY (pronounced Ay. Breezy) is a rapper/artist who was born in Bangladesh but grew up in New Zealand. He has has sold out shows, completed a nation wide tour and opened for international acts such as Tinie Tempah, Lil Yachty, Kid Ink, Souls of Mischief and more.

He has generated over 5 million streams and in 2024, ABRZY relocated to L.ondon, where he signed a publishing deal with Eastside Music Publishing / Peer Music. He’s now collaborating with top producers and songwriters, refining his sound and electrifying delivery. He released Higher and Monsters via 1 2 One Entertainment, with the Monsters music video shot in Morocco. Recently, ABRZY’s freestyle with DJ AG went viral, amassing over 200K views, further cementing his presence in the UK scene.

I create vibrant and original Primitive Surrealist storytelling paintings.

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Ten strings, two brains and an assortment of pedals combining to create meditative loops and streams of consciousness inspired by the Carnatic, classical, psychedelic, and ambient-electronic traditions. This set will be accompanied by AI-generated visual artwork courtesy of @aetupe77.

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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.

JimiDek is a Nigerian-born, London-based electronic music producer and DJ whose sound encapsulates House Music with a backdrop of traditional and contemporary Nigerian rhythms.

With a foundation in piano, guitar and traditional percussion, his journey from lo-fi hip-hop to house music producer showcases his versatility as an artist as well as his experimentation with new techniques.

Known for explosive DJ sets that blend house genres with warm, groovy, low-fidelity undertones, he's performed at The London Cabaret Club, Cafe 1001, Hootananny,Voices Radio, Aaja, Jumbi, Sonos Club and maintains a monthly residency on Subtle Radio.

As the first artist-in-residence at Abuja's House House House, he's working towards his debut project while bridging London and Nigerian electronic scenes.

Sonia Ahmed, a trailblazing artist who fearlessly merges her South Asian influences with genre - hopping sounds and captivating combinations. With her release of her debut single ''Freedom'', Sonia Ahmed invites listeners on a captivating sonic expedition that transcends boundaries and celebrates cultural roots. Expect a musical journey like no other. Stay tuned for an exhilarating fusion of sounds and a tapestry of musical innovation as Sonia unfolds her dynamic artistic vision.

Clara Rhodes is a singer, producer and DJ based in London. Her love for almost all genres of music has led to her being known on YouTube for her eclectic mixes, that weave between disco, latin and techno house, trance and afrohouse.

Clara has surmounted nearly 20k views (as of April 2024) since her YouTube channel launched in Feb 2024, and has performed in clubs such as Brixton Jamm and Basing House, Shoreditch.

*Hailing from Trinidad and Tobago, Viren Neel is a singer-songwriter with a penchant for retro-rock."

I am a singer-songwriter hailing from Trinidad and Tobago. I've always had a profound love for music from the 1960s to early '70s so I decided one day, after loads of covers, 10 years of guitar playing and a little bit of singing and writing experience, I'm going to make them for myself. My first song, Change, released in 2020 quickly became the 5th most listened to song on Apple Music in Trinidad and my life as an artist has been a notably thrilling one ever since. Though I typically say my music is era-based, if I had to say what genres I cover, it'd be folk, soul and rock with writing that pulls from my Trinidadian perspective. I so can't wait for you all to hear me at Farrago!

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.