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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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The son of two accomplished jazz musicians, Billy Magerison is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who has honed his craft performing across South London, Bristol, and the South West. Blending influences from blues, rock, reggae, and soul with elements of his Celtic heritage, Billy has developed a distinctive sound characterized by tight grooves, soulful vocals, and experimental effects that verge on the psychedelic.

Armed with just his guitar, Billy has begun sharing deeply personal songs that resonate with audiences. His debut releases have received critical acclaim, with two tracks earning "Track of the Week" on BBC Radio Bristol. Billy has also been featured on BBC Introducing in the West and was invited to the BBC Upload studio for a week of performances.

In addition to his live performances, Billy is active online, where his content has garnered over 200,000 views across social media platforms, further solidifying his reputation as a compelling and authentic artist.

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.

" Fly Forever. " A performer of few words off the stage, but an enigmatic presence on the stage, Kojo is not one to miss! Hard bars over hard beats, you're bound to get in the mood with this one.

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Jade is an Afro Tribal house DJ based in East London. She has recently toured Africa playing across Cape Town, Johannesburg, Zimbabwe, Botswanna, Tanzania and Zanzibar, with this she promises to bring undiscovered tracks from across the pond and the niche African energy to the dance floor. Jade feels a particular affinity to the African percussion style following her Zimbabwean routes.

A DJ and Producer born in London but grew up playing across Nottingham and Leeds where he developed his unique blend of house and hip hop. Having played at notable events and venues including Fabric, Strawberries and Cream Festival, Mint Festival and Mint Warehouse, Tej now hosts a monthly show on Bloop Radio where he continues to showcase his style.

Australian-born Londoner Harry Marshall returns to affirm himself as music’s next indie-pop protagonist. Arriving into 2024 matured and with well-founded confidence, the singer, songwriter and musician hones in a fearless, dominant and assured new sound. Marshall has been writing original music and performing on pub stages since age thirteen. Now a fully fledged recording and performing artist, Harry Marshall is a full band live experience. His consistent hustle for over a decade sees him a seasoned performer; it’s all about being under the lights and in front of a crowd, whether it’s at a sold out OMEARA or Bush Hall, playing with a full orchestra, or at his Piccadilly Circus stomping ground - as long as there’s a mic and a guitar.

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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Clara Thadea is about the most independent an independent artist can get. She writes, plays, produces, mixes and masters everything by herself, and sometimes with the help of close friends. Once that is done, any visuals will also be DIY. Her live band is made up of Thomas Dunk on drums, Sara Madaluni on keys, and Sam Clarke on bass, and they add some live excitement to her production that are in the genre of indie/alternative/very very chill pop. The unique thing to listen for in her act is her way of singing in a jazzy and almost middle eastern way. The main goal of the music (besides being good) is to make listeners feel for which there is no word yet, some mix between nostalgia and confusion. During the live act, it is a lot more cheerful than her lyrics plan for it to be, and these are always filled with metaphors and imagery which have a deeper and more poetic meaning than most other ‘pop’.

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Yassi V is a singer-songwriter from Brighton, now based in London, fusing emotional and sassy lyrics with catchy pop/R&B melodies. After her debut EP 'Warzone', which gained support from BBC Introducing and included music videos for 'Lifeline' and 'You Deserve Better', Yassi spent lockdown writing new music and working on a new sound. With the latest single Distress and more on the way, she’s fresh on the London music scene.

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