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Hailing from South London, IXYALA is a dynamic Afrohouse and Afrotech music producer and DJ redefining the underground soundscape. Formerly known as DJ Dris, IXYALA has evolved into a sonic force, blending pulsating tribal rhythms, futuristic synths, and deep basslines into a powerful Afro-electronic experience.

With roots deeply embedded in both African musical heritage and London’s diverse club culture, IXYALA’s sets are an electrifying journey through ancestral energy and modern innovation. His sound is bold, immersive, and unapologetically rhythmic — designed to move bodies and awaken spirits on dancefloors worldwide.

IXYALA is more than a name change; it’s a rebirth. A new era of sound, soul, and sonic storytelling. AfroTech is just the beginning.

Tournier (tor knee ay) is a raw and unfiltered voice carving truth out of chaos. A singer, songwriter, and producer, his music dives deep into mental health, heartbreak, and real-life struggles, turning pain into powerful sound. Blending emotion with honesty, his songs aren’t just heard, they’re felt. Every lyric is lived, every performance is real. With a growing audience drawn to his authenticity, standing as a voice for those navigating their own battles, proving that even in the darkest moments, something meaningful can be created.

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.

Lauren Zara is a Brazilian samba, latin, freestyle and belly dancer, who brings a special array of hip movements and body isolations to her dancing. She has performed on invitation as a highlight dancer in Rio Carnival, where she was featured on Brazil's Globo TV. She has also performed in high profile events across the world including the London 2012 Olympics, Glastonbury Festival, Latitude Festival, Boomtown Festival, Brazil vs UK (Wembley Stadium), Hyatt Regency New Delhi, Panache Global Entertainment Awards, Brazil Day (Trafalgar Square), Jazz Cafe, Guanabara Nightclub, Floripa bar, Clapham Grand, Her Majesty's Theatre, corporate events for ITV and Asda, music videos, Notting Hill Carnival, Brighton Pride, Megasamba Portugal, Thames Festival and Coburg International Samba Festival.

With lyricism and music production being at the core of his creativity, Richie Miles also extends his vision through a range of artistic mediums. Expect an immersive experience that will transport you into a familiar yet progressive world of creativity and story telling.

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“We’ve never liked the idea of being ‘just another indie band’,” say King Kuda. The Brighton-based four-piece, whose sound has evolved from classic indie numbers to incorporating “creamy guitars, big hooks, and hypnotic grooves”, first met at university and started jamming in the living room of their shared house. Their 2018 debut single Wildflower’ was packed with spangly guitars and wistful vocals, and now boasts almost half a million streams. New banger, ‘Bloodstream’, however, is reminiscent of electronic artists Dusky and Bonobo, who the band count as recent influences on their sound as well as indie gods, Foals.

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LO-LOW's sets are designed to take listeners on a journey through various aural portals, finding freedom in expression on the dancefloor and creating feelings of euphoria and community. She blends eclectic selections of deep house, techno, electronic, ballroom, breakbeat, and pop to capture her playful essence. As a self-confessed club kid and music enthusiast, LO-LOW found her way into the world of music through journalism, writing for CLASH Magazine. Currently, she holds the reins as a resident at E1. This year has been a success for LO-LOW, with fan feedback deeming her sets as "vibes as unmatched" and praising her for "taking people through many portals." She opened at Colour Factory, representing the Thorn London collective at HOWL: Queer City, Vol.4 in February 2022 and played at Riposte's Pride Party in July. LO-LOW also gained her first show outside of London in August 2022, where she played the pre-party for Scotland's number one queer alternative night, SHOOT YOUR SHOT. Furthermore, she opened for CEM and Giant Swan at Phonox and played an extraordinary three-hour set ahead of DJ Bone at one of London's most iconic clubs, Fold.

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Bristol based DJ and producer Duke Boara is climbing the ranks of electronic music in the UK. With support from the likes of Laurent Garnier, Sasha, Richie Hawtin, Jaguar, and Tom Ravenscroft, as well as music released on labels LG105 and Anjunadeep, the future is looking exciting for Duke.

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Ben is known for his choice of emotional house, trance, and dance with a focus on vocals, melodies, and progressive flows.

Ben's been a regular face on the dance floor at gigs from the likes of Anjuna and Colorize since a life changing weekend at ABGT 350 Prague in 2019, and is now appearing more frequently behind the decks with recent performances across the UK, Albania, and popular videos on YouTube.

Asha’s journey into palmistry began after a hand analysis session brought unexpected clarity around her own career path, inspiring meaningful and positive change. That experience sparked a deep interest in the practice and its ability to offer practical, life-shaping insight.

She now works with palmistry as a tool for self-understanding, helping people recognise their strengths, uncover untapped potential and navigate moments of change with greater confidence. Her approach is calm, supportive and grounded, creating space for honest reflection and clarity.

Asha believes that living a happy, healthy and prosperous life has a ripple effect, encouraging others to do the same.