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Analog Society is a Timeless Pop band from London, reinventing the best of 60s and 70s music by blending catchy melodies and anthemic choruses with sophisticated arrangements. Their sound bursts with soulful vocals, funky riffs, and Motown-style horns, creating a fresh take on classic influences.

Flying in all the way from Paris, France, we have Lullaby touching down on 12th May to share her art! Electro journalist by day, DJ by night, Marie aka Lullaby is a big fan of techno, hard trance, eurodance and trance. She oscillates between these four styles in order to present her first love for the dark sounds with violent kicks of techno and hard trance and her second passion for the more kitschy and euphoric sounds characteristic of eurodance and trance. Based in Paris, Lullaby hopes to eventually produce her own sounds.

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Zoka The Author is a dynamic lyricist known for blending poetic depth with innovative soundscapes. His single "ELEPHANT" landed on Spotify’s New Music Friday playlist and earned a spot on the Glastonbury Emerging Artist Competition Longlist. His music has been co-signed by industry juggernauts such as Ricky Damian, and featured on major radio stations like BBC Radio 1Xtra, BBC Radio 2, and Kiss FM, as well as press outlets like Wonderland, EARMILK and Link Up TV. Zoka is also renowned for his energetic live shows, performing with his world-class band on iconic stages including The Jazz Cafe, Colours Hoxton and The Lower Third, and having supported notable artists like Enny, Steamdown and OMA. Zoka continues to push boundaries and establish himself as a leading voice in UK hip-hop.

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.

Amit Chadda is a singer-songwriter and performer from South London. Described as ‘folk-soul’, Amit’s music fuses intimate, acoustic guitar and piano arrangements with stirring, soulful vocals. Through his songs, he shares his journey of self-discovery and identity as a queer, British Indian and tells stories of love, loss, spiritual growth and hope.

Amit’s recently released EP, Bodies of Water, is an exploration of impermanence and identity, inspired by his travels across Asia and the creative renewal that followed. Blending poetic lyricism with nature imagery, the five pieces capture the ripples of constant change in songs and sound poems, drawing from folk, soul, ambient electronica and spoken word to create a fresh sonic palette.

Grace Savage is a multifaceted artist; 4 x UK  beatbox champion and creator of her own unique blend of alternative-pop that has heard her music on the likes of BBC Radio 1 & 6Music and garnered support from tastemakers such as THE405, WONDERLAND, Line Of Best Fit and COMPLEX. Known for her  unique live performances, she has secured numerous festival slots over the years including Glastonbury, Latitude, The Great Escape, LoveBox, BeatHerder, Wilderness & Shambala as well performing 4 headline shows in London (consistently selling over 100 tickets) & independently released 4 EPs funded by her loyal fans & grants awarded to her by PRS Momentum, HMUK & DYCP Arts Council. Her debut film score for short film “Her & Her” was recently awarded “Best Sound & Music” and "Best Score" at LGTB Music Feedback Festival and Swindon International Film Festival.  

‍This is a piece which she also starred in & was commissioned to create for BBC Arts.  She was nominated for "Best Female Solo Act" & "Best Songwriter" at the Unsigned Music Awards 2018, listed as ELLE Magazines "100 most inspiring women” and gave a TEDX Talk in 2016 to 2,000 people on the sexism she has faced in the male dominated beatbox scene. She featured in REDBULL Music’s online songwriting competition series “THE CUT”, collaborated with KT Tunstall on charity single "Wash Yer Hands" and has had editorial support on Spotify including FRESH FINDS & NEW POP UK

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Hailing from the vibrant streets of London, Mute is a dynamic DJ who seamlessly blends genres to create unforgettable experiences on the dance floor. With a primary focus on all things house and disco, Mute's infectious energy and eclectic taste in music have earned him Gigs renowned venues such as EGG LDN, Maroto, House of KOKO, The Cross, and Prince of Wales Brixton.

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Drawing from love of all music, Mute infuses his sets with a rich tapestry of cultural influences, creating a journey that breaks boundaries and connects with audiences on a visceral level. Whether it's a pulsating club night or an intimate private function for corporate clients, Mute's ability to read the crowd and deliver electrifying performances is second to none.

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.

I adore working with lots of colour and I strive to find rare visual harmonies between tones throughout various moments within the composition. Painting has always been an extremely personal and isolated experience for me, being a meditative process. The pure experience of art personally exists not in looking at the final piece, but within the moment of every brush stroke – the application of medium to canvas.

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In the early stages I explored with painting solely from feel - detaching my conscious self from the hand that held the paint brush. Previously, every stroke had to be precise and had to develop into the specific final view that had been decided during composition. It took a lot of practice and experimentation to find my flow – the space in which I now exist in as I paint. In that moment I free the brush, with my eyes acting as a guide in the process.

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The less you think about each stroke, the more you enjoy the feel of what you’re looking at.

Kia Jewell and Cameron Holland are dance artists from Aotearoa, New Zealand. They are a couple who have moved to London and love performing together. This is an exciting project as it’ll be the first time they’re creating something to perform as a duo, blending their individual styles as contemporary and hip hop dancers.