A refreshing, unorthodox counter to the typical pop artist, Tilly Kingston was born for the stage – a good thing, too, seeing as she has spent her whole life sleeping in a bed just a few feet away from one.

Having grown up living above local Feathers music venue in the unassuming city of Lichfield, 15 miles north of the rock’n’roll epicentre of Birmingham, it’s little surprise that the charismatic 18-year-old cannot remember a time when music was not the dominant fixture in her life. With a ‘60s- and ’70s-loving dad, and an older brother obsessed with the punk and emo of the 2000s, her musical education was both thorough and varied, making her a home-schooled student of classic songwriters such as David Bowie and The Beatles as well as of modern-day iconic frontmen like Slipknot’s Corey Taylor and Ghost’s Tobias Forge during field trips to gigs and the legendary Download festival. “People ask me what growing up around so much music was like, and I don’t know how to answer it,” she laughs of a life soundtracked by the downstairs hum of amps and applause of a crowd. “I’ve never known any different.”

Holding writing credit on every track, Reeves explores an entire spectrum of emotions on Best Days. Anchored by the title-cut and inspired by the summer breeze of Los Angeles, where she recorded the full-length effort, the songstress blends organic instrumentation, electronic elements and vulnerable lyricism to craft a record that’s timeless in the stories it tells, yet modern in the sonics it brings to life. From carefree pop musings to raw confessions surrounding relational tension, the in-demand lyricist probes what it means to be human and, in turn, gives listeners permission to do the same.

The Meyers Bros (Warren and Matt Meyers), are House Music producers and DJs hailing from London, UK. They have earned major recognition under several aliases over the years, achieving remarkable success and acclaim in the global dance music scene. The brothers, say, “We could honestly go on a total ramble now, telling you all about the endless #1 and top 10 chart positions we’ve had under our various guises, the superstars we’ve worked with, the awards we’ve won, the iconic clubs where we’ve held DJ residencies, the major music companies we’ve created, and the fact that we owned the legendary ‘The Hit Factory’ studios.

80s icon Deniece Pearson reveals another taste of her forthcoming new album ‘Free-Queen-See’ (out this summer) with her electrifying new single ‘Evolution X’ complete with remixes out now.

With nods to early 00s pop ‘Evolution X’ marks a change in direction from Deniece’s recent more reggae-flavoured releases. This time she’s returning to the pop genre that made her famous. Co-written with acclaimed American songwriter Holly Lamar who penned the hit ‘Breath’ by Faith Hill, and with production from Pert Makela, & RauliEskolin, ‘Evolution X’ is a big song! As the title suggests it reflects Deniece’s own real life evolution as she continues to evolve as a solo artist, forty years into her career. It’s a bold statement of intent, she’s back and she means business.

She’s the voice of one of the biggest hits to ever come out of Denmark! In the past year alone, she has released tracks with leading electronic artists such as Danish MORTEN, German Wankelmut and Dutch star DJ, AFROJACK, with whom she hit #1 on the US Dance Chart in late summer 2023.

Now, Theresa Rex is ready to share her own heart and soul. Her own songs are on the way in 2024 – songs about the feelings burning inside and lyrics of what hurts the most coming to listeners around the world through fabulous, upbeat pop!

To date, Cam is best known for starring in the hit Netflix show “Too Hot To Handle,” but for him, music has been his main passion since he was a teenager. He started dabbling with instruments and songwriting, and even won his school’s X Factor-themed talent show twice. “That was when I knew I didn’t just want to be involved in music – I wanted to be an artist.”

Growing up in Newport, South Wales, the path to becoming a successful singer wasn’t clearly laid out in front of Cam. Once he graduated from school, Cam was a bit lost as to what to do next. After getting really into the TV show “Dexter”, he decided that Criminology would be a good choice for his degree at university – a decision Cam ironically says has been “really useful in my career so far, I’m sure you can imagine.”

With his degree under his belt, Cam bounced around a variety of jobs, including ambulance driver, barber, personal trainer, care home assistant, and retail and bar work, before he was scouted for “Too Hot To Handle.” With just 2k followers on Instagram, Cam, who had been seriously writing lyrics since he was 16 years old, thought it was a great opportunity to get more exposure to help him pursue his passion for music. A hugely popular contestant on the show, Cam saw his social media explode – now boasting over 1.5 Million followers on Instagram and even more on TikTok.

Lead single ‘Long Shot’ sees RIKA add to her collaborator repertoire with Jamie Miller. The stunning duet is a lesson in the  quintessential pop ballad, with instrumentation spanning solo piano and guitar moments as well as euphoric production, backing the duo’s impeccable vocal harmonies. ‘Long Shot’ was written in ¾ time signature to give the effect of an endless waltz between RIKA and a love interest, an incomplete story they are both aching to return to but feel ashamed to admit.

Niro Knox, known for his profound lyrical depth and melodic prowess, has once again demonstrated his ability to blend emotional narratives with captivating rock elements. “Save Me” is not just a song; it’s a narrative of personal struggle, reflection, and the desire for redemption.

In early December 2023, a relatively unknown Australian artist, Sean Millis, was being touted online as ‘a look-a-like’ to one of Manchester United’s new star players Rasmus Højlund  – a player who was yet to score his first goal for the club.

It just so happened that Sean Millis’s most recent song was called ‘Waiting On a Miracle’.

The online Twitter army got behind Sean and the song, Højlund scored, and the rest was history.

As a result, ‘Waiting On a Miracle’ achieved #1 on the UK Daily Viral Spotify Charts for 11 Days straight and also charted top 10 in 9 other countries.

During this period Sean had over 220 million views on his videos across Tiktok and Instagram, and now cannot leave his house without signing autographs for anyone who spends any time at all on TikTok.

All that meaningless stuff aside, Sean’s personal story is remarkable.

Sean lives with a rare disease called Hunters Syndrome – for which he receives life-saving hospital treatment every week. He has a dedicated team of nurses at his hospital who have looked after him for years. They love his music and encourage him to go all the way.

Sean is following his dreams as a singer-songwriter and won’t let anything get in the way. Sean’s fast-growing fan base of over 960,000 followers across Tiktok and Instagram love his positive outlook on life whilst he faces daily and weekly challenges that most people could not comprehend.

Sean’s message to the world is simple – 

 “I have faced dark days in hospital as a young person facing a rare disease. I know what it’s like to have the feeling that there is no hope. As a result, I have learnt to live every day as though it’s my last, and I am now grateful for every opportunity I have to live and love life. I hope I can share my journey of hope with one person at a time, through my songs and my voice.” 

 ‘Waiting On a Miracle’ was written by Pam Sheyne (‘Genie in a Bottle’ – Christina Agilera), Aiden Martin and Oscar Bell and produced by rising Australian talent Jude York. Sean’s rich, warm vocal tones take the listener on an uplifting journey of hope. This song will touch even the hardest of hearts.