Mia Grace is a rising pop artist blending fierce pop hooks with a pop-punk edge. Her music is bold, unapologetic and rooted in self-worth, showcased on her four-track EP Roses, which concludes with the fan-favourite single I don’t want your flowers. Having gigged across the UK, Mia has built a loyal live following and supported artists including Ruby Duff, Leddra Chapman and Gaz Brookfield. Known for her high-energy performances, she brings a fresh edge to pop through driving guitars and bright synths.

Ruby Davies is a Liverpool-born singer-songwriter now making her way in the London music scene. Raised in Warrington, Cheshire, Davies grew up surrounded by the sounds of Oasis, The Stone Roses and The Beatles and her sound is a captivating blend of folk, pop and rock, drawing inspiration from the sounds of North West England, as well as various influences from Taylor Swift to Patti Smith. Ruby's music features heartfelt lyrics and melodic hooks that echo her influences while showcasing her own unique sound. Ruby Davies is an artist to watch as she continues to connect with audiences through her authentic and evocative sound.

Anna Panzanelli is a London-based jazz-folk singer, pianist, and songwriter from Perugia, Italy. She grew up in Perugia, where she specialized in singing as well as classical and jazz piano, collaborating with numerous local projects and ensembles.

In 2017, she released her first album, Bluer Than Blue, a tribute to two American songwriters, Lil Hardin and Laura Nyro.

In June 2022, she released her second album, Inchiostro, on GiottoMusic, produced and distributed by EgeaMusic, one of Italy’s leading jazz music platforms. The album is a collection of Italian songs composed and arranged by Anna, featuring her original Italian lyrics.

She is currently working on her third album, which includes original songs in both Italian and English, blending folk, soul, and jazz influences. Anna has performed at many venues and festivals, including Umbria Jazz, 606 Club, Corte dei Miracoli (Milan), and Notting Hill Arts Club.

‘An exciting new voice… in British folk’ – Music Crowns, 2025

Samuel Taylor is a Suffolk-based indie folk artist. At just 23, his debut EP, Lost & Overgrown, (January 2026) has already been described as a ‘beautiful collection of songs’ by Andrew Davie of Bear’s Den.

Raised in rural Suffolk, Samuel spent his childhood playing in rivers and forests, and teaching himself to play his dad’s banjo from old bluegrass records. After studying contemporary music at college, and discovering his major influences of Bear’s Den, Laura Marling and Johnny Flynn, Samuel began to write his own music. He played his first songs to producer and musician Jesse Quin, bassist in Keane, who signed Samuel to his No Roads Records label in 2025.

Samuel’s first single, Little World, released September 2025, received immediate playlist support from Apple Daily Music and Notion: Undiscovered, and widespread radio play across BBC Introducing (‘Incredible’ – Angelle Joseph), Amazing Radio (‘Beautiful’ – Jim Gellatly) and BBC’s The Beat (‘A great track [that] I haven’t been able to stop listening to, over and over again’ – Dean Jackson).

Atwood magazine said of him: ‘Taylor arrives with a sound that feels both ancient and startlingly fresh, a kind of emotional archaeology that uncovers something deeply human beneath the surface of melody.’