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Cat is a London based creative; she loves Jesus, bright colours, music and food.

She draws inspiration for her paintings from Japanese woodblock prints, vintage and art-deco advertising posters and surrealist artists of the 1900s.

Born and raised in West London to a British father and Malaysian-Chinese mother, she loves exploring the fusion of the two very different cultures, especially through cooking and hosting guests in her home. She now makes YouTube videos sharing her life of faith and good food with friends and family - fun!

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.

Heart Shaped Everything are a British duo, made up of Matthew One Man and Penelope Gwen, who bring a refreshing take on dance music, via live looped guitar and vocals. They weave the genres of house, trance and guitar music, while breathing new life into rock and pop classics such as Fleetwood Mac’s The Chain and Running Up That Hill by Kate Bush.

Matthew had been performing as a solo act for 10 years, developing his distinctive guitar looping techniques that create the illusion of a full band, before combining this with Penelope’s powerful vocals and songwriting, a collaboration that has been taking the UK festival circuit by storm.

Hailing from Milton Keynes with a musical background rooted in dance, Sam Wray became passionate about piano and guitar aged 12. In 2015 he moved to London and began performing at open mic nights and busking outside of the Tate Modern. His performances saw him reach the final of the gigs Busk in London Competition in 2016 whilst also helping him to find work as a session musician. In 2020 and with the pandemic looming, Sam released his first singles and began to establish himself as a solo artist. His singles ‘feeling good’ and ‘Rollo’ received strong support from BBC introducing with Rollo making Tim Robinson’s Fresh Faves list. He subsequently performed on the BBC introducing stage at Bedford Festival in 2022. Wray has since played to audiences at The Bedford, Cargo, The Ned and a sold out Sofar Sounds show. Most recently he performed at the final of the Yamaha Music Ambassador competition and is working on his debut EP.

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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.

Hauntingly endearing vocals and touching melodies makes London based unsigned artist, Lonely Ghxst, one of the country’s most distinctive song writing talents. He has a way with howling that will touch your soul like a gentle whisper in the dead of night, pulling audiences into an intimate trance leaving them feeling mesmerized and euphoric.

Described as ‘A new act to fall in love with - there’s something about his song-writing skills that make him feel special’ by Chris Hawkins on BBC Radio 6 Music. He has made a name for himself by performing live on BBC Radio London with Alice Dale and has made a feature on John Kennedy's X-posure daily show on Radio X. He has also performed in several famous music venues including PizzaExpress Live, Ronnie Scott’s and The Water Rats.

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.

“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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Nuclear Planet is a slow fashion clothing and accessories brand. We design for humanoids who have been genetically engineered to survive the newly discovered, radioactive planet: Nuclear Planet. It's a brand for everyone: human, humanoid, alien, cyborg. There are no limits and no trends on Nuclear Planet, everyone is free to be whoever they want to be.

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When it comes to artistry and creative thinking, Isaiah Shoticaury stands out. Often described as a "low-key introvert," he conveys his emotions and feelings through his music. After releasing his album "YOU NEED 2 SLOW DOWN," Isaiah has embarked on a journey of self-discovery through his art, emphasising that we don't need to rush as creatives.

Isaiah has expanded his artistic repertoire by diving into DJing, where he crafts genre-fusing mashups of Afrohouse that truly reflect his unique persona as “thelowkeyintrovert.” If you’re interested in experiencing his eclectic sound, tune in to Voices Radio every Wednesday once a month for his show “lowkeyibedjing.” It’s a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in his creative world!