Lola Audreys is that rarest gem, a new artist with the exceptional charisma of a true pop diva combined with the melodic and lyrical talent of a gifted singer songwriter. Lola possesses an immediately recognizable and commercially appealing voice, much like inspirations Kylie Minogue and Dua Lipa. And Lola writes big pop songs with lyrics that come from her own unique life experiences, much like her heroines Taylor Swift and Stevie Nicks.

Lola was born and raised on a farm in South Africa, where her lifelong love of music began and was encouraged by her family. In more recent years Lola has had a fabulous jet-set lifestyle in keeping with her authentic Pop Diva status. After settling in London, Lola got serious about developing her music. A year ago Lola released her first single “Diamonds” and several terrific remixes, which soon went Top 10 on the UK Dance Chart.

Petit Biscuit’s journey to finding his true singing voice is a fascinating one, because it gradually became obvious to him, rather than being his plan from the start. His breakout 2017 debut album Presence (“Sunset Lover”, “Problems”) included instrumental tracks with some vocal features but his focus remained on the production. On 2020’s Parachute, his second album, Petit began using his voice albeit with some effects (“Driving Through The Night”), deploying it almost as an instrument, which worked very well on record but was tough to replicate in the live show setting. At this point he knew he needed to discover his actual voice and range, and with intense training, he did just that. And amazingly enough, his authentic vocal pocket is that of a smooth, buttery falsetto which echoes The Weeknd or even Michael Jackson. Petit Biscuit now stands proud as a fully developed artist, ready to deliver for his fans in ways he never could before. And while he most certainly delivers on “You Don’t Ignore (Too Late)”, he also included a B-Side single called “Honor Your Goals”, a nod to his older work in which he’s still layering his newfound vocal prowess throughout.

“a musician of serious quality and one to watch for sure”  -Rock’N’Load magazine

“his gritty yet smooth voice is as soulful as the greats.” -TODAY FM

“It’s a voice that reaches far beyond his years and oozes confidence and character.” -IRISH NEWS

“one of the finest songwriters in Ireland at the moment” -XS NOIZE

“An artist to watch this year!” -INDIE MUSIC CENTRE

At the start of April, agit-pop duo Jinks’ debut single, Poison Lover, was beamed into the homes of over 5m people. Not bad for a band who only formed six months ago. Soundtracking a key storyline in ITV drama Grace, the emotionallycharged pop-rock stomper hailed the arrival of Londoners Ollie Jacobs (producer, songwriter) and Jodie Morgan (vocals, songwriter) onto an unsuspecting pop landscape. With a raft of brazenly honest, character-stuffed songs under their belts, ranging from the shady, drum’n’bass pop behemoth Pink City to Dumb’s fantastical electro, Jinks are keen to keep their sound evolving. “I would describe it as eclectic and a bit chaotic,” laughs Jodie. “But in a way that works. In terms of lyrics, it tends to be a bit tongue in cheek and quirky.” Inspired by everyone from first album Lily Allen to cutting edge collective Loud LDN, Jinks’ songs are also underpinned by a rebellious spirit. “It’s about not taking yourself too seriously and having a bit of fun,” Ollie confirms. “It’s cool but it’s not trying to be too serious.” It was while Ollie was working at west London’s Rollover studios last October that he met Jodie. Or rather he poached her from a neighbouring room. “I had the opportunity to write something for Grace and then I heard Jodie and I was like ‘let’s put something together’,” explains Ollie, who has worked as a dance and pop producer for over a decade. “I knew she’d be perfect for the song.” Working to a tight brief suited the pair, with the song emerging quickly. “We cracked it on the first day,” continues Ollie. “Then the studio came back and said ‘by the way we want it to be called Poison Lover’ so we had to change the lyrics. We had it in two days.” Fast forward six or so months and the results aired on the season finale of one of Britain’s biggest dramas. “It was sick,” smiles Jodie, who’s been releasing music since she was 17. “All the women in my family watch Grace, so when I told my mum she was like ‘what!?’. My mum and brother FaceTimed me saying ‘we’ve just heard your song on TV!’.”

It’s not ofen that a band comes around li e Classless Act, who have temited a new generaton of fans and given roc ’s faithful a reason to eei believing. Innuenced by Queen, Led Zeiielin, The Beatles, and Bowie, the L.A.Abased fveAiiece brings a fresh, young ta e on a golden age of music. They’ve been aiilauded by bands li e Jane’s Addicton, given nods from execs with Live Naton and MTV, and are already fnding their footng in major internatonal mar ets barely a year afer releasing their frst single, “Give It To Me,” in 2021. With 2022’s release of their antciiated debut Welcome To The Show via Better Noise Music, the band immediately rac ed ui twoAmillion streams and got the attenton of roc bibles li e Loudwire, SPIN, Metal Hammer, and Blabbermouth, the latter who said Classless Act “stands ready to carve out a legacy of its own.” While the music tells its own story, so do the members of the band themselves, hailing from all over the globe, including Hawaii, Los Angeles, Argentna, and Dallas. The band, featuring Dere Day (vocals), Dane Pieier (guitar), Grifn Tuc er (guitar), Franco Gravante (bass), and Chuc McKissoc (drums), frst formed in 2018 when the fve former strangers met through friends via social media. Their chemistry quic ly came to light, the members fusing together anthemic rhythms, shreddy guitars, soaring vocals, and clever arrangements that, as one writer astutely said, have “…enough energy to iower a city.”

Born & Raised in Sulaymaniyah, Kurdistan, BANA first burst onto the scene at the age of 16 when she participated in the inaugural season of Kurd Idol. Her remarkable talent propelled her all the way to the show’s final, showcasing her undeniable star power and captivating stage presence. Instantly BANA became an overnight breakout star and established herself as the youngest Kurdish artist in the country. Since then, BANA has continued to hone in on her craft redefining the musical genres within her home country. Her unique sound blends timeless elements with a modern twist, creating a sonic experience that is truly her own

Whilst Paris made her live debut as a solo artist on the Caitlyn Smith tour of October 2022, she is a seasoned performer. The Adelaides played at British Summertime in London’s Hyde Park two years running as support to Michael Bublé (2018) and Celine Dion (2019). The Adelaides, who sadly fell victim to the enforced hiatus over Covid, had even received an unprecedented invitation to perform a repeat slot at CMA Fest in Nashville in 2020; having already appeared in 2019. The offer from Country’s biggest worldwide showcase came after the band had established a following with a series of special guest appearances with the likes of Charles Esten, who personally requested them to perform with him on two major British tours including a sell-out date at London’s Royal Albert Hall.

In 2023, Paris has already performed a slot off on each of the three days of the prestigious C2C Festival at the O2 in March. She has previously performed at the event with The Adelaides, in fact she also appeared on all three days in both 2018 and 2019! This year, she recorded a session for Holler over the C2C weekend, including a live version of ‘Stupid With U’. Her music is no stranger either to the BBC Radio 2’s Playlist, The Adelaides’ track single ‘Good Love’ was heavily supported, and they also performed live sessions for the Bob Harris and Michael Ball shows.

Also known as the Heavy Hitting Diva, Franchón Crews-Dezurn the longest reigning and first female undisputed super middleweight boxing champion of the world drops her long-anticipated debut single, “Secret Place” (2023). At 17 years old, Franchón was on season four of American Idol. After being told “You can’t be good at everything” by American Idol’s Simon Cowell, Franchón set out to prove them wrong. Now that she’s conquered the boxing world accomplishing what no other female has done in the history of the sport, she has her sights set on fulfilling her dream as an artist. Her first single “Secret Place” (2023), produced by American songwriter and producer C-Rod at Miami’s famous Criteria Recording Studios is a fun dance track that allows her to show the full force of her powerful voice, giving listeners something to move to.

Exposed to many genres of music growing up in Virginia, Franchón is versatile and will be able to illustrate her range and unique style when she releases her debut album in early 2024 on Patriark Records. 

Peltsman is an enigmatic yet profound music artist that prides himself on lyricism. His forte is crafting ear teasing melodic rap but he lends himself to multiple genres, blending them together with his unique style. Peltsman started to pursue rap around the age of 16 through listening to his musical influences which included rappers such as; 50 Cent, Nas and Eminem. His biggest single Your Love Features 90’s platinum selling artist Kenny Thomas and spent 11 weeks in the official Music Week Urban Top 30, hitting the top spot of No.4. The track received support on BBC 1xtra, Capital Xtra, Kiss Fresh and a multitude of urban community stations across the UK. In 2016 he received his first Radio 1 play on single G.R.I.N.D which features Manchester veteran rapper Blizzard .

W.D.C are an anonymous collective of producers from the UK responsible for millions of record sales and multiple well known hit songs. They have combined their hit-making success to create the W.D.C (Who Dis Collective), with the intention to champion new talent and showcase a new generation of talent to the world. Who better to launch their first track with than the almighty Samira, who has carved an early musical career in the West End and is now ready to take the world by storm. The Bermondsey born artist is no stranger to the stage and gained nationwide fame after appearing in ITV’s flagship summer series Love Island. Samira has developed a huge support base already before even releasing her own music, with over 1 million followers, including 783k on Instagram and 145k on TikTok.