Described as having “an engaging stage presence” (The Daily Telegraph) and giving “compelling performances, offering fluid line and gripping conviction” (Opera Magazine), British-Ukrainian Mezzo-Soprano, Rozanna Madylus, has appeared as a solo artist and chorus member on international stages including English National Opera, The Royal Ballet and Opera, Longborough Festival Opera, Garsington Opera, Festival d’Aix-en-Provence and Birmingham Opera Company. As an active recitalist, she has performed at numerous venues including, The Wigmore Hall, St Martin-in-the-Fields, The Royal Festival Hall, The Holywell Music Room, The Prokofiev Hall in the Mariinsky Theatre and the St Petersburg Philharmonic. She graduated from the internationally acclaimed Royal Academy of Music Opera Course and was a Young Artist of the Berlin Opera Academy, Georg Solti Accademia and the Oxford International Song Festival (formally known as The Oxford Lieder Festival)

Rozanna was awarded the Audience Prize at the Mastersingers’ Carole Rees Awards Wagner Voice Competition 2023 and was subsequently invited to perform the role of Erda in Siegfried with The Mahler Players and Rossweisse in Wagner’s Die Walküre as part of Longborough Festival Opera’s Ring Cycle 2024. She was also nominated for a 2024 Offie (Off West End) Award for her performance as Hänsel in Hampstead Garden Opera’s production of Humperdinck’s Hänsel und Gretel. Later this year, she will make her role debut as Fricka in Wagner’s Die Walküre for Opera Forge, directed by Sir John Tomlinson.

Her first recording, Kokoschka’s Doll with Sir John Tomlinson and Counterpoise, is available on Champs Hill Records. Rozanna also features as a soloist on the recording of John Casken’s Memorial, released in March 2026, as part of a collection of his choral works, Uncertain Sea, available on Métier/Divine Art Records. Rozanna is excited to present a new chapter of her artistic journey, having recorded her debut solo album of her own compositions at Abbey Road Studios, The Arboretum on Shady Lane, which will be released in September this year.

The Road are a rock, blues and folk group from London inspired by sixties and seventies acts including The Doors, Neil Young, Simon & Garfunkel, The Velvet Underground, The Band, John Denver and Bob Dylan. The music embraces independence of spirit, revolutionary coming of age and the discovery of truth through heightened creative experience. Lyrical influences and themes are inspired by the artists and poets of the beat generation. Band members are Robbie Ransom on lead vocals, guitar, keyboard and harmonica. Fred Halliday on vocals, bass and rhythm guitar, Will Philipps on lead guitar and Nick Swallow on drums.

Isabella Vine is a London-based singer-songwriter and performer whose background in theatre studies in New York brings a distinctive sense of theatricality to her music. Inspired by the emotional nuances of everyday life, she transforms fleeting moments into evocative songs, creating intimate, cinematic performances that blend storytelling with raw emotional depth.