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Eleonora is known for her captivating voice, which stops audiences in their tracks. Her soulful and powerful vocals make an impression on the indie music scene.

Her journey features unforgettable moments, such as being the opening soloist for "A Chorus Remixed" at the Royal Festival Hall and appearing on the final episode of "Made in Chelsea" (Season 25), where she performed for the show.

Eleonora blends poetic vulnerability with raw emotion, reflecting the highs and heartbreaks of modern life.

Eleonora continued to enchant listeners. Hoxton Radio premiered "Reverie" a week before its release, describing it as “soulful, vulnerable, and poetic".

When Eleonora released her 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, it got attention from radio stations playing on Future Hits Radio, PhoenixFM and Cragsradio.

Eleonora is not just a singer-songwriter but a storyteller who connects with her audience through heartfelt lyrics and unforgettable performances.

ZOÉ is a DJ who can connect people from every part of the world to the dance floor. With a dynamic collection of dance music deeply rooted in Afro-Cuban House, Salsa, Reggaeton, and rhythms from the SWANA region, her journey into DJing was fueled by a passion for blending Latin and Arabic music, creating a unique and engaging soundscape.

ZOÉ has graced stages at White City House, The Jago, The Post Bar, and Urban Village Festival. She’s active in the radio circuit, having done guest mixes for Cafe 1001, G-Shock Radio, LOOSE FM, and Global Soul Radio.

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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.

TEETH is a project housing expression through wardrobe & an aesthetics display influenced by Nerdy Enthusiasm.

Streetwear sparked my interest in fashion.

It originated from a combination of New York hip-hop fashion, Skate Culture, Graffiti, California surf culture, and elements of sportswear, punk, and Japanese street fashion.

With New York being a melting pot of people it makes so much sense streetwear was birthed in that city.

My city London is a melting pot so I’m throwing in my ingredients to the melting pot that is streetwear.

The TEETH mind is a melting pot.

Named after the Japanese word for wolf, Ōkami is the side project of artist Kamī; a space where she channels her fundamental belief that sound is a sacred vessel through which communities of colour can connect in solidarity and find true liberation.

Having begun her journey as a DJ through Voices Radio, her mixes have been featured on the likes of NTS and Radio 1001. She has found her footing playing at London’s Pxssy Palace, Body Movements and with the fast-rising Half East Records collective.

While Ōkami has a deep affinity for the atmospheric and sub-heavy frequencies of 140, dnb, dubstep, grime and drill, you can often find her playfully switching gear into rich global club sounds such as dancehall, bhangra, gqom, Asian dance sub-genres, baile and ballroom with plenty of attitude.

One foot in London and one in the cosmos, FYI Robyn is a London-based DJ and free-form movement guide, who looks to channel her love for underground dance music into a new place of conscious intention.

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Submerged in the underground dance music industry for nearly a decade, FYI Robyn's eclectic yet well-sequenced selections have turned heads in underground circles.

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Known for her dynamic and genre-bending sounds, her DJ sets combine the right touch of driving rhythms, techno, IDM and wonky basslines both old and new, indicative of a refined and incredible taste developed over many years in the field.

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Jump Street is a London-based DJ collective and single artist, specialising in house music, venturing into other genres such as Disco & House. They have played live in renowned venues such as EGG, Basing House, and Orange Yard. The collective consists of talented DJs such as Sophie Smalls, who has played for Ministry of Sound and has a residency with Plus 1 Radio, and Vintage Jiggy, who has played on NoSignal. They are not limited to London, as they have also performed in Dubai. Their primary goal is to keep the crowd entertained, and they love to interact with the audience during their performances. With Jump Street, you can expect to have a fantastic time dancing and smiling throughout their set.

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Helios Manoeuvres aka Olly Doggett has been putting the music first with Slipped Disc since 2019.
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He has supported the likes of Logic1000, DJ Boring, Ross from Friends, Joy Orbison, Oppidan, ATRIP, Y U QT, DJ Seinfeld, Jayda G, i.Jordan, TSHA, Denham Audio, Bakey, Chloé Robinson, SUCHI + many more, in a wide range of venues across the UK including Number 90, Colour Factory, Venue M.O.T., Dalston Den, Basing House, Brixton Jamm, The Waiting Room, EGG, The Cambridge Junction etc.
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His interest lies in every listener's meandering musical exploration through each set, as well as the common, collective experience of togetherness that fulfilling dance music provides. Walk into the sunshine, soak in the goodness of dance!

A singer, producer, and rapper, she blends funk and jazz into a sound that feels both new yet old. Starting out as a poet, her music is rooted in honest storytelling. Ruby started out making beats in her parents shed.

Domino Roe is a London based multidisciplinary artist working across oil paint, graphite, spray paint, and sculpture. Combining classical figuration with abstraction, she uses the body as a means to explore identity, the self, and the pressures, expectations, and perceptions that shape the experiences of women today. Her work moves between recognisable, rendered forms and distorted, fragmented paint. This tension between figuration and abstraction invites the viewer to look beyond the surface of the image and engage more deeply with the personal narratives within the work.