Viren Neel

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.

Sarith is a versatile professional dedicated to fostering inclusive environments and uniting communities through her expertise in curation, film, and music. She is a member of the Daytimers Internal team, a resident at Mondo Radio, the Founder/ Creative director of Dhaga & Co-Founder/ Co-Producer of Arachnid Production House.

She has DJ’d for Daytimers Residencies with Phonox & Adidas Originals, and at many arts and culture events throughout London. Being born and raised in Sri Lanka and having travelled across many countries including India, Thailand, Australia and Berlin, her work is inspired by a blend of cultures. Sarith’s sets are a seamless fusion of sound including Afrobeats, House, Jersey Club, UK funky and more.

Rose Hamilton is a singer, songwriter, and performer from the London, UK. In recent years Rose has traveled the globe visiting Asia, Australia and New Zealand where she found her love for music. Her recent release titled, "Body (ft. Josh Linton)" with features on George FM and Local Spotify Playlists. The future looks bright for Rose Hamilton with a backlog of singles, demos collaborative projects, and performances all in the pipeline.

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Lauren Zara is a Brazilian samba, latin, freestyle and belly dancer, who brings a special array of hip movements and body isolations to her dancing. She has performed on invitation as a highlight dancer in Rio Carnival, where she was featured on Brazil's Globo TV. She has also performed in high profile events across the world including the London 2012 Olympics, Glastonbury Festival, Latitude Festival, Boomtown Festival, Brazil vs UK (Wembley Stadium), Hyatt Regency New Delhi, Panache Global Entertainment Awards, Brazil Day (Trafalgar Square), Jazz Cafe, Guanabara Nightclub, Floripa bar, Clapham Grand, Her Majesty's Theatre, corporate events for ITV and Asda, music videos, Notting Hill Carnival, Brighton Pride, Megasamba Portugal, Thames Festival and Coburg International Samba Festival.

Lazy Snacks, a fusion band hailing from Devon, UK. Formed to kickstart a funk infused revolution of music, utilising a unique blend of jazz, funk, rock, disco and more.
Bringing a diverse range of musical influences to the stage. Lazy Snacks aim to entertain and bring their music to the masses. Their live shows are high energy and packed with unexpected twists and turns; Insisting on connecting with their audience and creating an unforgettable experience. Including, selling out the Exeter Phoenix and Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds and dominating festival stages like El Dorado, (22, 23), and Altitude (23).
The group has an album incoming this year with more singles to be released in the mean time. Keep your eyes and ears locked on the band as they move to showcase their sound.

Reya is a storyteller who uses poetry as a means to explore our deeper purpose and nature. Exploring themes that invite the listener to look deeper at themselves and the world we inhabit. She's grateful to have shared her words with Hackney Theatre, The National Theatre, Tramlines Fest and soon at The Farrago Festival!

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Blending the atmospheric soundscapes of early Coldplay with the haunting intimacy of Jeff Buckley and Bon Iver, 25-year-old Olivier Martin is an Australian-Spanish singer, songwriter, and guitarist poised to make his mark in alternative pop-rock. Raised in a vibrant Spanish music and flamenco environment between Vigo and Melbourne, Olivier began busking at 16, captivating crowds with his emotive voice and powerful songwriting. His heartfelt lyrics and melodic depth quickly sold out local venues, setting the stage for his next chapter. Now splitting his time between London and Vigo, Olivier has been recording his debut album for the past year with Grammy-winning producer Matt Lawrence, preparing to introduce his soulful sound to the world.

“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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Inspired by wordsmiths such as Leonard Cohen and Laura Marling, Chloe Leigh's music portrays sincere tales of love and loss, longing and laughter. Her signature blend of folk and flamenco styles has taken Chloe to many places, from the fine fields of Glastonbury festival to Nashville, and dark jazz bars in Berlin. Chloe has recently been working on a new collection of songs for debut album, inspired by her southern Spanish roots, that represents her unique international sound. Alongside this she also has a wide repertoire of covers for those magical sing-along moments.