FERGUS’ releases to date have received critical acclaim from the likes of BBC Radio 1, 6 Music, Radio X, Clash, HUNGER, Wonderland, Songwriting Magazine, Atwood, WTHB, TMR and Hidden Herd. Collectively his songs have amassed over one million streams on Spotify alone. FERGUS has released three EP’s to date. Debut: ‘Purple Road’ ‘18, ‘Three of Swords’ summer of ‘19 and ‘Close Quarters’ Dec ‘19. 2020 saw the release of 4 singles followed in early ’21 by Live EP ‘Live from Rivoli Ballroom’.

The talented songwriter and performer completed a series of live shows across London at the start of 2020 and has been keeping fans entertained through live streaming shows for the likes of When The Horn Blows, The Sunflower Lounge and Instagram live. In September 2021 FERGUS headlined a packed-out show at The Troubadour, London.

Known by the stage moniker FIOR, which means both flower and truth, fiercely independent artist Zoe Fioravanti makes sleek, beat-driven, pop infused music with elements of funk, soul, disco, and rock. There’s a modern, atmospheric quality to her sound, where trap beats and symphonic swells provide a rich textural backdrop for her lush, agile vocals. Inspired by real life, her lyrics celebrate the kind of vulnerability that leads to strength, encouraging listeners to accept emotions and embrace the importance of speaking your mind. Fior’s distinct, self-taught style was influenced by Stevie Nicks, Cher, Amy Winehouse, Adele, and Michael Jackson. Gifted a toy piano by her dad, a tour manager for bands in the 90s, Fior learned to play by ear at just 8 years old. As a teenager she began writing her own lyrics and making beats on her computer.

Following an unforgettable year diving into a world of sound and experimentation, the creative freedom of self-production has given Cortney a new direction. Guitar driven, with big organic beats, her future releases have a heavier, distorted edge drawing from the likes of PJ Harvey. Mega guitar riffs and hookladen melodies front Cortney’s distinctive new sound. It’s pop, powered by her love of indie-rock.

17-year-old Coventry based Rapper and recording artist Kanda shows maturity by reaching out to his peers after teaming up with Suicide Prevention charity CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably) to release his new single about the mental health in young males and the importance of being there for each other.

Having amassed over 200,000 streams from previous releases and Inspired by the likes of Bruno Mars and J Hus, Kanda aka Sachin uses his lyrical storytelling to speak about a number of different socially dividing topics with the younger generation. It was his honesty in writing that was picked up by 6 Music’s Tom Robinson who said his previous single ‘Never The Same’ was ‘the most emotionally powerful song’ he had ever heard, regarding the BLM movement.

Samantha Harvey is a British singer/songwriter who has built up a loyal following of over 5 million fans online in the last few years alone. Having released music independently, she now has over 225 million views on her YouTube and over 50 million streams on Spotify. Samantha’s previous releases have impacted the UK charts and alongside her own UK tour dates, she has also supported global superstar Nick Jonas as well as Anne-Marie and Craig David. Prior to a UK headline tour in November including a show at London’s The Garage, Manchester’s Academy & Glasgow’s Oran Mor; Samantha is releasing her new single ‘Heartbreak Hangover’ this Summer on all DSPs.

As well as concentrating on writing powerful melodies and lyrics over lockdown, Jamie put together socially distanced concerts in car parks for the elderly confined to nursing homes and for his neighbours in local city apartment blocks. “Lockdown was incredibly difficult for everyone and I felt that music was a universal language that would help lift everyone’s spirits”

December 2021 saw Jamie performing in ITV’s ‘Walk The Line’ collecting accolades from head judge Gary Barlow of Take That who said, “Wow Jamie, that was really beautiful.  Your voice is absolutely gorgeous. I’ve never heard anything like that before.  Congratulations.  I really loved it”

Singer Craig David added, “You sang beautifully.  I feel like it is very unique.  You smashed it”

Acclaimed actor, comedian and writer Dawn French was stunned “Wow, Are you some kind of musical shape shifter – somewhere between music and dream and opera and pop?  I didn’t know what was going to come next.  All of it was exquisite”

Hilary Roberts is no stranger to success. 2019 saw her release multiple hit singles, including the feel-good ‘Back to Life’ which topped the Billboard Dance chart and the emotionally poignant ‘Fight to the Other Side’, whilst 2020 saw her release ‘Good Man’, both top ten hits on the dance chart.  She began singing and performing aged 10, when she was inspired by a theatre visit to see Annie and began competing in talent shows around her area.

Her work is often influenced by her philanthropic efforts and the value she places on others’ wellbeing. ‘Fight to the Other Side’ is one such song, with its lyrics meant to encourage her friend out of taking her own life in the wake of a terminal diagnosis. This work extends outside the world of music, with Roberts recording a weekly podcast, Let the Journey Begin, which looks at difficult and traumatic experiences and how they can be overcome.

American/Australian production trio RIP Youth have tapped into utterly anthemic territory on their highly anticipated sophomore single “Fake” out May 21^st, 2021 via Radikal Records. Featuring bold vocals from singer-songwriter Ranger, the new single is pure ear candy with booming pop production and irresistible melodies to match.

Formed by three songwriters with extensive experience in penning hits for other artists, RIP Youth have translated their intuitive creativity and widespread connections into a smash new project. Founded by longtime best-friends Dylan Bowes and James Maas, they were joined by Thomas Coleman of multi-platinum selling Bombs Away after collaborating with them on their debut single “You Love”.

Featuring vocals from Reigan, “You Love” was quickly praised by the likes of Idolator as a “feel-good bop that effortlessly straddles the worlds of EDM and pop”. Notching over 400,000 streams and significant Australian and USA Dance radio airplay, the track hit #15 on Music Week’s Commercial Pop Chart.

Now with the release of “Fake”, RIP Youth look to continue establishing exciting new highlights in 2021 and beyond. The group will be supporting “Fake” with an upcoming music video featuring choreography from Abby Lee Miller (Dance Moms) that matches the track’s high-energy production that’s equal parts Icona Pop, Ting Tings and Sleigh Bells.