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Hailing from London, singer/songwriter & producer Jem Wax has a kaleidoscopic personal style, fusing R&B/soul and Hip-Hop with a fresh pop perspective. Jem's tasteful sung-spoken top-lines, delivered through rich tones make for a unique yet commercial combo. Her introspective, frank and funny lyrical boldness conveys sincerity and relatability - without taking herself too seriously to listeners. In Summer 2023, Jem released Devoted Hopelessly EP with tracks Lazy, Love Love and La La being played on BBC Introducing 3CR. Jem and band have been active in the London music scene, playing sold-out sofa sounds shows, at The Ned's New Music Monday, the Hope and Anchor, and soon to come Camden Chapel on May 16th for Jem's headline show - The Bo Peep Party.

East London’s Baby Pink is quickly becoming a rising star within the R&B field. Current, fiery and fiercely independent, Baby Pink blurs the lines between song and rap.

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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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When making any good babaganoush, you need some core ingredients:
– Large cup of groovy percussions
– 2 oz of naughty synths
– Splash of vocal loops
– 2 tbspns killer progressions
– Mix together, squeeze half a lemon over and serve
Now you know about the dip, time for the drop. Babaganoush takes this recipe and combines it with her knack of spotting music that brings a smile to your face. Her tunes, grounded in beautiful deep house, effortlessly straddle genres from acid, balearic, italo, 90s house, progressive and more, transporting you to a dancing paradise!

North London artist Luke Gomm has carved out a unique space in the music world with his innovative fusion of electronic music and soul. His early career was shaped by a collaboration with Nile Rodgers in 2014, leading him to work in legendary studios such as RAK and Strongroom, alongside artists like Rihanna, Sampha, Florence and the Machine, and J. Cole.

In 2024, Luke elevated his sound to new heights, incorporating dance-focused elements with jungle and drum & bass influences. This shift has defined his latest live sets, making them even more dynamic and energetic. He delivered a standout performance during a prime-time slot on the Bread & Roses Stage at Glastonbury, alongside two additional sets at the festival.

Luke also recently wrapped up a European tour, performing solo live MPC sets in Barcelona, Amsterdam, and London. These shows gave him the opportunity to showcase his evolving taste in music, blending live jungle and dance beats to offer fans a deeper dive into the dance-driven direction he has been developing throughout 2024.

In addition to his live performances, Luke has balanced his eponymous artist project with regular writing and production credits for artists such as Miraa May, Lily Allen, Connie Constance, Krept & Konan, Pip Millett, and KiLLOWEN, among others. His music continues to capture the essence of a new London sound.

As Luke puts it:
"Once I fall in love with a song or an idea, it drives me to share that feeling with others."

With support from BBC Radio 1, Spotify, Apple Music, DJ Mag, and Wonderland Magazine, Luke Gomm continues to push boundaries in the music industry.

Mahima Chaudhury is a 22-year-old, multi-disciplinary Artist and Art Manager based in London. Her artworks are a glimmer into her life experiences and the complex emotions she's associated with those moments. Mahima toes the line between illustrative realism and abstract surrealism so that the viewer is able to relate to her art literally and metaphorically. Her art embodies euphoric surrealism and through the use of perspective, she forms a relationship between her environments and dream-like concepts. Mahima’s inspirations derive from her perception of people, abstract forms of communication and her identity diaspora; she takes from her experiences and reinvents them into a more beautiful version of their realities.

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Vane MG is a Colombian artist and designer based in London, working across painting, street art, and digital illustration.

Her practice blends Colombian heritage, toy-design influences, and her signature Heart Eyes motif to create vibrant, emotionally charged worlds rooted in colour and imagination.

She has collaborated with major UK institutions including Kew Gardens, where she became the first artist to paint inside its historic walls, and has also produced work for Tate Modern and the Wellcome Collection.

In 2024 she was awarded Best Latin American Visual Artist in the UK by LA United, and in 2025 she is a Dubel Prize finalist, with the final taking place on 10 February.

Harvmcm is a 21 year old artist from Scotland who has been creating and sharing art online for over two years. Harvey’s signature BLOCKS style is predominantly created digitally and is influenced both visually and thematically by his personal surroundings and pop culture. His upbringing and emotions play large roles in the artwork. The artwork is expressive and playful through its use of a varied colour palette and visually striking style. In 2022 Harvey has had his art featured in multiple places, most recently in Times Square in New York.

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Our brand “Friend of God” was derived from the arabic word my parents titled me (“Ebrima Kalilulaah”), which translates to “Friend of God” in English. We make exclusive, noble and trendy traditional garments. Our unique style is a symbol of status for the aspirational consumer and their lifestyle. We have always stayed true to our core aspirations of amazing craftsmanship, quality and innovation.

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Hello! My name is Chloe and I am a multidisciplinary artist working across traditional and digital media.
My practice centres on storytelling through the creation of surreal landscapes, feminine figures, and slightly wonky characters that inhabit imagined worlds. Drawing inspiration from memory, humour, and contemporary illustration, I use drawing and digital painting to build narratives that sit somewhere between the dreamlike and the familiar.