Guitarist Singer-Songwriter influenced by 60’s & 70’s guitar-driven rock, folk and progressive music.

From Rock & Roll and Electric Blues to Acoustic Folk. Crushing borders between psychedelic moods, melodic ballads and progressive soundscapes. It's all part of the sound and genius of Gabe. Astonishing soloist and kaleidoscopic singer, Gabriel presents a fresh and unique vision that mixes passionate neo classic-rock, modern lyricism and wild guitar chops.

Multi-instrumentalist, composer and graduated tutor, Byrd recently released his new single 'Hard to Believe'

"An emergent Supernova"

Hailing from a small suburb in Birmingham, (UK. ) Emma Withers is an alt / pop artist powering towards establishing herself as a unique singer songwriter, both within her powerhouse vocal and lyrically intricate songwriting style.

Since moving to London, Emma has been hammering the open mic’s and music venues of the city. Hungry for a bigger sound, she formed a band in November 2019; scouting Two Guitarists Alex Scott and Matthew Ingram, Keys player: James Goodman, Bassist: Gary Turner and Drummer: David Leisser, to create the expansive and explosive sound you will hear on stage.

Emma released her first EP ‘Ride or Die’ on August 9th, her first official mark as an original artist, and the first step of many. Emma has cultivated and crafted her style over the years, inspired by Kate Bush, Jack White, Nirvana, David Bowie, Borns, Alanis Morissette, Blondie, and any other badass artist you can think of….

Miles Horn is young up and coming troubadour from South London. Blending indie-rock and soul with a touch of blues, Miles conjures evocative songwriting with a heartfelt delivery.

'Horn’s audience can expect heartfelt, poignant vocals teamed with evocative lyrics'

'Sung by a voice that sounds like the owner has lived a little'

'Echoes of self-professed influences Matt Maltese and Isaac Gracie'

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Dom Glynn is a roots-inspired, finger-picking storyteller. At his best, a charismatic showman and at his worst, borderline antagonistic; Glynn confronts the crowd in the hope that they will see the truth in the music he loves. In his tales of 21st century cowboys, existential freedom and troubled souls, Glynn emanates the role of his song-writing idols: Johnny Cash, Townes Van Zandt and Guy Clark.