Née Marie Kiangala

Indie-folk with a hint of soul.
Eleonora, originally from Italy, moved to London in 2011.
Little did she know, London would allow her to be the opening soloist for the choir event 'A Chorus Remixed' at the Royal Festival Hall.

Eleonora's songwriting is bold and vibrant, it is almost impossible not to get captured by her charm during her live performances.
In June 2023, she appeared on the final episode of season 25 of Made in Chelsea, playing and singing the Ho'oponopono.
Eleonora has just released her new 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.
The song got attention from radio stations and was played on Future Hits Radio, Phoenix FM and Cragsradio.

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.

“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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Arguably iller than the thriller in Manila, Fintan O’Kane is one example of a DJ who has taken the dedication to their craft to the next level; having forsaken all his earthly possessions, Fintan took a vow of silence for a year whilst he studied at the ancient Alter of Breakbeat Badness.

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Cover Art Guy (Jimmy) has been mastering his art style over the last few years. Working full time creating cover art for musicians he's heavily inspired by music and the way it shapes visual arts. His works consist of surrealist digital collages that focus on the parallels between dreams and reality.

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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.

Fresh off the back of their debut at Glastonbury Festival 2022, Naia are one of the most electrifying bands on the scene. While maintaining roots in jazz, their music is shaped by their many influences, with members hailing from Spain, Palestine and London. Their live performances draw in crowds from the streets, captive your soul and will have you dancing into the night.

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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.

Belfast-born Winnie Ama is a Northern-Irish-Ghanaian singer-songwriter who blends soulful vocals and lyrics with pop, disco, and dance music. Inspired by jazz legends Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday and Nina Simone, she began as a poet, transitioned to songwriting. She received support from Macy Gray and Sister Sledge - opening for both their shows. She also got recognition from BBC Introducing as a rising star, headling the BBC Introducing Stage at Latitude. She earned the RTE2FM 'Rising Artist' status, delivered a TEDxStormont talk, and received a 'Rising Star' gold disk from Ditto Music in 2023. In 2024, she was recognized as 'One to Watch' by The Belfast Telegraph and The Irish Times. In 2025, she debuted at SXSW Texas, showcasing her upcoming debut album due in October this year.

Kincaid moniker of Joe Arthur is an artist based between London and Berlin, who focuses his production and DJing style on the overlapping fringes of multiple genres.

From groove laden percussion to sound design infused textural detail, Arthur’s sounds and sets are not to be missed.

He has released records with Well Street, Grid, Accidental Meetings, Redstone Press, Control Freaks and more to wide ranging acclaim.

His unique approach to production and sound design has also sent him on a string of multidisciplinary collaborations. Most recently collaborating with Mercury Nominated composer and artist Hannah Peel, as well as Visual specialists Uncharted Limbo collective on the sound track for Alexander Whitley’s contemporary ballet ‘Anti Body’

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