Nadia Moon is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Brighton, UK, crafting original music that blends the sultry sophistication of jazz with the emotional clarity of pop. Her sound is timeless yet current—drawing influence from iconic voices such as Melody Gardot, Gladys Knight, and KT Tunstall—and marked by soulful vocals, rich harmonies, and thoughtful lyricism.

Nadia’s debut EP, A Little Something, introduced her as a distinctive voice in the UK independent music scene. The project weaves together personal narratives of love, vulnerability, resilience, and hope, wrapped in warm guitar tones and subtle jazz textures. Each track reflects her intuitive musicianship and ability to tell stories that resonate deeply with listeners. Tracks from the EP were also featured on BBC Introducing, earning her early support from local radio and spotlighting her as an emerging artist to watch.

Clementine Wilson is a London-based indie singer-songwriter with a focus on stripped-back vocals and acoustic arrangements. Her songs pair honest lyrics with understated melodies, creating an intimate sound.

George Erith is a feel good indie bedroom folk rock pop singer-songwriter

Martha and the Fairy is a singer-songwriter from London. Passionate about music from a young age, she formed her first band at age 7, but started taking songwriting more seriously in lockdown. She has a range of influences from CBGB’s era Debbie Harry to indie troubadour Conor Oberst. Her songs juxtapose sensitive lyrics with joyous melodies. She has released three singles so far and recently played her first festival with BBC Introducing.