City Soul Club are a female fronted pop, funk, soul band, based in Brighton with a diverse mix of musicians with different musical backgrounds. City Soul Club are heavily inspired by bands from the early 70’s and late 80’s such as The Average White Band and The Brother’s Johnson. With an experimental 70’s twang with a rocky influence and a new exciting sound they hope to make the people groove!

Jnay, an award-winning artist from West London, channels the spirit of legends like Al Green, Prince, and Stevie Wonder through his powerful yet velvet-toned voice.

Renowned for his electrifying performances, he has captivated audiences worldwide — from major festivals to the Royal Albert Hall — sharing the stage with icons such as George Benson, Diana Ross, and the Black Eyed Peas.

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Charlotte Shaw is an Australian singer-songwriter based in London. Charlotte leaped to move overseas to pursue her love of music and writing stories that connect people. She has a unique sound, blending country with pop and occasionally drawing inspiration from her musical theatre background. Charlotte has received recognition as the Deuce Artist of the week. Bye Boys has also had several radio plays, including on Dublin South FM, Tipp Mid West Radio, Hot Radio and many more. With an unshakable sense of self and a knack for turning life’s detours into anthems, Charlotte invites you into a world where vulnerability feels like power, and every track is a little rebellion.

Marlon Percy is known for his electronic soul sound, blending chilled beats and haunting vocals. Praised by Clash Magazine as “bewitching digitally-aligned pop,” his music explores themes of identity, masculinity, and mental health.

Marlon’s creative journey took a profound turn when he faced a long battle with chronic pain, culminating in a challenging period of surgery and healing. During this time, he wrote his upcoming album, My Friend, Mr. Brain, a reflective project that captures the emotional highs and lows of his experience. Now healthy and in a much better place, Marlon is ready to share this new music with the world.

"In the vein of Nick Murphy (Chet Faker), Jono McCleery and Pete Josef, Marlon melds Jazz, smooth-house and alluring vocals." - Jazz Standard