Singer songwriter, actress, and London born and bred, Jade trained at both the BRIT School and Italia Conti, as well as working professionally from a very young age in the performing arts industry. After spending the past couple of years travelling and writing, Jade has grown into a more grounded and secure artist.

Although inspired by artists such as Joni Mitchell, Eva Cassidy and Bob Dylan, Jade doesn't try to be anyone or anything. If you asked Jade to describe herself or her music, she would tell you something along the lines of "I'm just me, I'm just Jade." She hopes that her music is reflective of that and if anything, hopes that her music will inspire people to be real and true to themselves. Jade's music is honest, with her only aim being that those who listen feel or take away something from it.

2018 has been rewarding year. After returning from India, Jade spent the summer/autumn sharing her music at The World Yoga Festival, FloVibe and various conscious festivals. Performing on the acoustic stage at LFest, (UK's Award Winning Lesbian Festival) was a highlight of the year, alongside other London LGBT events, such as Queer & Unsigned at Soho’s She Bar. Other recent venues include The Zigfrig Von Underbelly, Hoxton and the renown Half Moon, Putney.

Early 2019 and throughout the year Jade will be releasing music that she been recently been in the studio working on.

A looming presence in every sense, Tootawl’s music is frank, forward, and rich with emotion. Christened ‘too tawl’ whilst in Nashville due to his height, the name stuck, and upon his arrival home he began working as Tootawl.

Since Tennessee, Tootawl has received national radio airplay, toured extensively, and also had his song ‘House On The Moon’ played in an episode of the Netflix original series 'You Me Her'.

Now based in London, he has signed with Max Music Publishing and released his debut self-titled LP in June of 2020, which was called "an excellent debut" by Hot Press.

Recently, Tootawl recorded his second album, Roger Fenton’s Wagon, during the various lockdowns, and it is due for release in May.

Jessie Dipper is an independent singer-songwriter with an alternative-acoustic folk/rock sound. A storyteller by heart, Jessie writes and performs songs to hold a moment or a memory, facilitating conversation both in her guitar musings and lyrical vocal style. She speaks from a place of exploration of life, grief, love and longing. Now based in Cardiff, Wales, Jessie has a highly anticipated ‘coming-of-age' album and is due to be released later this year. This exciting and emerging artist has enjoyed the company of Grammy award winning producers in co-writes and toured with television personality and singer Megan McKenna for her 2021 tour as well as travelled to Australia and New Zealand on an independent tour. For fans of Paulo Nuntini, Ed Sheeran, Joni Mitchell and Lucy Spraggan

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessdippermusic/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jessdippermusic/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jessdippermusic

Website: https://www.jessiedipper.co.uk/

Josh McGovern’s song writing is an arresting blend of poetic lyricism and powerful musicality, daydreaming Americana and haunting folk sensibilities. The results are beautifully enticing songs of eerie intimacy as found in his highly acclaimed singles The Devil Below Me, Love Left Lost and Weight.

Having grown up listening to artists such as Johnny Cash, Joni Mitchell and Neil Young, McGovern was drawn to writing deeply moving and easily connectable songs, and by studying the melodic attributes of these luminaries, developed his beautiful style of songwriting.

Having built up experience and support, he recently recorded his singles ‘Love Left Lost’ and ‘The Devil Below Me’ with Ben Thackeray, who has worked with the likes of Nick Cave and Patti Smith. Along with his band, McGovern recorded the tracks at Retreat Studios, where Nick Cave recorded the majority of his album Skeleton Tree, which he describes as “one of my favourite albums.” Josh has received early strong support from BBC Introducing and critical acclaim from the likes of The Independent, who described him as “An accomplished, intriguing new talent”. He has sold out headline shows across London and his Brighton hometown, carving out a dedicated following of fans and critics alike, and he looks set to make even more of a statement throughout 2021.

Steve Ray Ladson, Grammy nominated music artist and multi instrumentalist, is on tour from Los Angeles USA.

Steve, is a modern day curator of Funk, Pop, Soul with a little Rock n Roll, making a special stop in London, to share his cool vibes and songs

Currently, Steve is promoting his charting single “DO YOU KNOW” and will release an RnB Mixtape “SouledOut Pt2” spring 2022

Dominique Hammons is a young, energetic, Contemporary/Jazz Violinist who is a Houston native and started playing classical violin at the age of 8. He attended the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Houston where he was a member of his school orchestra program for four years. After high school, Dominique attended the University of Oklahoma in Norman, Oklahoma, where he graduated in 2017 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Music Performance with Jazz emphasis.

Singer-songwriter Eva Perrin Fontana explores the space between story and song, sharing her view on the human experience- it’s a little funny, it’s a little sad. Based primarily on the acoustic guitar she blends her roots in folk and americana with influences of pop and world music, often collaborating with other musicians. For listeners of : Norah Jones, Jack Johnson, Jason Mraz, Corrine Bailey Rae, Dodie, Orla Gartland, and Andrea Von Kampen.

She is currently based in West London and working on her debut project.