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With a timeless soul and jazz flair, emerging Neo Soul artist-songwriter Amalia, hailing from Birmingham and now calling London her home, fuses soul, jazz, and pop with raw, emotive vocals into a sound that's uniquely her own. Her introspective songwriting tackles mental health and offers candid reflections on personal experiences. Passionate about addressing gender imbalances in music production, Amalia actively advocates for greater recognition of female producers in the industry. As a member of Flames Collective, she has performed at the BRIT Awards, BBC’s Big Weekend, Reading & Leeds, and the MTV EMAs with Raye, as well as headlining Cafe KOKO with her own band.

Tess is a visual artist with a strong foundation in acrylic painting, who began her creative outlet during lockdown. She has since begun exploring mediums, including digital, mixed media and more.

The themes of mortality are central to many of her pieces, using colour and subject matter to convey this duality, reflecting in the equilibrium between chaos and tranquillity, the natural balance of the universe, and with visual elements that blur the line between reality and the unknown.

Tess aims to expand and push creative boundaries in any way possible. With a mixed background, she looks to include heritage and culture into her works, and therefore reinforce the values of inclusion and connection too, encouraging unity and shared experience among all who engage with the arts.

Twenty-Eight year old guitarist, composer and producer, Omer Kaan is your next Guitar Hero. With his unique approach in his instrumental rock music, you are in for an amazing musical experience. Omer Kaan has performed in many bands/projects like Ozan Kotra, Riddles in the Dark and Hello Amnesia. He has released a large number of records and made appearances in various big venues and festivals in both the UK and Türkiye. After spending ten years as an active musician, Omer Kaan is now a solo artist making his own musical pieces with flavours from the past, present and the future. Omer Kaan is now playing his new songs live which is currently the only way to listen to them until his album comes out this year.

Neha is one of the first female DJs to emerge from Pakistan’s electronic music scene. She discovered her love for house music while studying in Toronto, where her sound and artistic identity began to take shape. Since then, she has performed across Pakistan and in London, bringing a distinctive energy to every set. Rooted in groovy basslines and minimal house rhythms, her style is defined by her ability to read the room and build momentum, keeping the dance floor moving.

Raised in the Portuguese countryside on English avant-garde, synth rock and trip-hop, Serena Kaos’ sound is its own lane of Progressive Pop. Since moving to London in 2021, videos of her street performances resulted in 130k followers and regular shows in contexts such as SoFar Sounds London, major Portuguese radio and TV, and tours across Germany, Luxembourg, UK and Portugal. With a second album in April 2026, her voice and hypnotic songwriting mark a moment of clear artistic definition.

Halana Roma’s vocals are rich and soulful. Her lyrics deep & evocative. With flavours of alternative soul & RnB, she takes you on a journey through stories and painted landscapes of sound. Halana is regularly accompanied by her blues loving guitarist, Lorenzo.

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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.

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Lily Kong is an artist and illustrator from Hong Kong, now living in London. Her work is a heartfelt exploration of nostalgia, joy, and the emotions that connect us. She hopes to spark joy and bring people back to those familiar, comforting moments that make us smile and feel at peace.

She has previously worked with clients like Hermes, Montblanc, Sogo Seibu on editorial illustrations, installations and event drawings.

Groovy Juice is a collective of DJs and Producers based in South London. We are comprised of Condy,
Just Ollie, and Lucky Penny. Our mixing focuses on the funky and groovy sides of house, minimal and techno, spinning anything with an infectious groove.

As a trio we met in the summer of 2024 whilst seeing Gene on Earth at ION Festival, bonding over
our love for House. Music has always been a part of our lives, with Just Ollie starting his musical
journey with guitar, Lucky Penny the Drums/Piano and Condy’s first job being in a record store.
We are passionate about crate digging, hunting for the rarest sounds and vinyl-only releases.

We have a number of exciting shows coming up, including our first own event at Mezzanine in Tooting Market, and have begun a monthly show on Bloop radio.

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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