Lazy Snacks

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.

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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Blurring lines between artists like Alanis Morissette, Florence Welch and Stevie Nicks with a genre-blending mix of rock, Indie, pop, soul, and blues, Fransis delivers music that hits hard, moves fast, and stays with you. She's made waves as a session singer, live performer, and writer - all while earning her stripes busking on the streets of London, leaving a lasting impression with her energetic performances whether it be a solo acoustic, with her trio or full band.

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RECENT NOTABLE GIGS:

Gibson Garage, Black Deer Festival, Moseley Folk Festival (Birmingham), Hanwell Hootie Festival, Festival 14 (Canary Wharf), Old Street Records, The water Rats, The Dublin Castle, New Cross Inn, Camden Assembly, Aces & Eights, 02 Academy Islington, 02 Shepards Bush Empire, Twickenham and Arsenal Stadiums, The Ivy cafe’s, The Dorchester, International Busking Day

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Based in London, made in Leeds, Ten Hands High's sound has evolved since their inception in 2019 and has now arrived at Vibe Central Station. Starting in classic indie rock roots, they now explore the boundaries of their genre, with each member's eclectic taste contributing to a sound that focuses on groove and atmosphere. They have consistently sold out headline shows in their two hometowns and have supported bands like Glass Caves and Luna Bay. Jack Saunders of BBC Radio 1 called their debut EP's lead single called Sweet, "euphoric". The band have been played on regional BBC Introducing, 6Music's BBC Introducing Mixtape and Radio X’s X-Posure, as well as being featured on playlists like Spotify's Students Union and Amazon's Fresh Indie.

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Fox Jackson has been enamoured by music from as young as he can remember. Inspired by the likes of artists such as Earth Wind and Fire, Kool and the Gang and George Benson, his music blends funk-fuelled melodies, sexy vocals and dance-worthy beats, creating a vibrant and distinct sound which is his own.

His career in the entertainment industry began at just 11 years old, when he landed the lead role as Billy Elliot, in the hit West End musical, "Billy Elliot the Musical". His time there solidified his desire to be on stage, while also pushing him to dive deeper into the world of music. Following multiple roles on both stage and TV, Fox soon made an easy transition to his first love and true calling, music. Discovering his own sound and style, Fox has since been crafting music.

With over 12 years of experience in live event production and music programming, Tiggy Taliadoros has curated more than 2,500 shows, collaborated with over 8,000 artists across 10 UK cities whilst working as the Head Booker & Operations for Sofar Sounds, UK. She has worked closely with emerging, local, and international talent, curating festival lineups for renowned events like SXSW, The Great Escape, Cannes Lions, and Wilderness Festival. Partnering with industry leaders such as The Ivors Academy, MOBO UnSung & Sounds Queer, whilst curating intimate showcases for Teddy Swims, Bombay Bicycle Club and Tom Walker.Tiggy has now gone freelance and is currently working at music discovery platform, Mahogany.

I like to make music that tells stories, whether through descriptive acoustic ballads done with just me and the guitar, or an energetic live looping tune that brings people through a tale of sounds and feelings. Music is such an incredible gift from God and it's my calling to use it to get people to feel more connected to themselves and the beautiful world around us.

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Preen have captured the imagination of audiences across the country with songs about Midsomer Murders, snorkelling, car crashes, and failed actors. Now a five-piece, they blend three-part harmonies with story-led melodies to bring a feel of both the classic and the new. They regularly sell out headline slots on the London circuit and beyond. They have recently played Greenman festival, Wychwood festival, Get Together festival, Ritual Union festival and more. Their latest release is a double-single and music video. They are heading to the isle of wight this month to record their next project.

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Ozzy is a London-based DJ known for his genre fluid dj sets and mixes which bring together sounds from an array of genres including techno, garage, breakbeat and eurotrance. He is one of the familiar faces of the DYSC DJ collective which is making waves with their events across London and beyond.

My name is Charlie McMahon and I am a fashion and textile designer from the North East of England. My work is inspired by rural textile traditions and bringing them into a high fashion context. My most recent project is inspired by a series of nightmares I had as a child featuring the painting ‘Miss Wong’ by Vladimir Tretchikoff, which hung in my living room when I was growing up. Inspired by the paintings vivid colours and the subjects piercing stare, I have made a wardrobe of clothes for this nightmare woman. Featuring over the top colours and prints that swarm around the body and unconventional silhouettes and pattern cutting, in order to emulate the disorienting feeling of being in a nightmare.

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