One of the most-watched groups ever to come out of New Zealand, Drax Project have gone from 4-piece buskers to Pop RnB arena fillers. On 21st January, they’ll be celebrating the release of their first single since the country emerged from lockdown, ‘Crazy’. Unashamedly dancefloor slamming, this retro-club tinged pop-funk homage drips bravado from the get-go and is a true TGIF anthem – guaranteed to move your feet. The single saw the band team up with multi-platinum and Grammy-nominated artists/producers, Grey – of ‘The Middle’ and ‘Starving’ fame – and Grammy Award winning mixer Tom Norris, to create the instantly infectious, feel good jam.

TikTok and Instagram inspiration, Lex Gibbon, is a 17 year old singer songwriter from Hertfordshire U.K. Having been badly bullied from a young age, Lex understands how this can impact mental health and the devastating effect it can have on all aspects of life. Through her music she wants to help and inspire others to believe they can achieve anything

As Lex gears up to release lots of new music in 2022, through TikTok’s distribution platform ‘Sound On’, she aims to continue her meteoric rise which has already led to huge amounts of support from media outlets such as ITV and BBC Introducing. Lex was also involved in a partnership earlier this year with Anne Marie to mark the release of her new book ‘You Deserve Better’.

Alongside her music career, Lex was the first curve teen model to walk London, Paris, New York and LA fashion weeks. She has appeared in Harper’s Bazaar, Elle and Tatler. Many high street brands including Gymshark, Next, St Tropez, River Island and Pepe Jeans, have supported Lex in both music and fashion with Instagram Takeovers, Interviews and Live performances.

One guy from Marseille, the other from Paris, two from the Jura mountains, the other a lost bewildered Irishman from Dublin that somehow managed after traveling around the world to bump into them in the middle of nowhere in the east of France and find a loving muse of a home: BIGGER. The band started recording and touring in 2016, have released two EPs “Bones and Dust” and “Tightrope” and have played numerous venues across Europe and festivals such as “Les Eurockéennes de Belfort”, “Les Transmusicales”, and “Le Bataclan” in Paris.

They drove across half of France, most of Germany, flew to the UK during lockdown to record in Castle Studios in Dresden, and Hope Mill Studios in Manchester. They have now completed their debut album “Les Myosotis”, produced by Jim Spencer (New Order, Liam Gallagher, Johnny Marr).

Sometimes the five packages are mistaken as a French band, ‘Par- sells’. Or as beachy surf bums. Or as the guys sent direct mail from the seventies. What the band Parcels are, considering we’re talking about their debut album, is a superlative still very much undefined.

Stacey Jackson is a singer/songwriter, entrepreneur, TV presenter & mother of four.

She became an inspiration for stay-at-home moms when she shot to fame, having launched her music career at age 40. Following the chart success of her debut single, Stacey has gone on to release four albums & over a dozen singles, recorded a track “Live It Up” with legendary rapper Snoop Dogg. The record recently celebrated its 10th anniversary and has been rebooted & relaunched in June 2021. She has also worked with Papa Levi & prolific dance music producers & remixers such as C-Rod and Dave Audé. She’s toured the world from stadiums to floats at Pride, stepping out in her trademark high heels & hot-pants.

Her weekly music show “Stacey Jackson In The 80s” also premiered in June 2021 on Spotlight TV which airs on Sky as well as other satellite providers. Stacey released her latest single “Flipside” in December 2021, also the soundtrack to the TV show.

Stacey’s novel “How Snoop Dogg Made Me A Better Mom” is set to be released Summer 2022.

As fitness also plays a huge part in Stacey’s life, she launched her patented workout top called Staefit – created to tackle issues women may have while working out and through her online workout videos she encourages women to be the best possible versions of themselves.

The Royal Albert Hall concert was the first of a trio of London shows during The Comeback Special tour—the others taking place at Brixton Academy and The Troxy—all of which sold out within minutes of going on sale.

Performing live for the first time in 16 years with a headline appearance at Denmark’s Heartland Festival a few days before the Royal Albert Hall concert, the rejuvenated THE THE, which featured previous members James Eller on bass, DC Collard on keyboards and Earl Harvin on drums and new member Barrie Cadogan on guitar alongside Matt Johnson, would go on to play sold-out shows and make festival headline appearances across the globe throughout 2018.

Protest music comes in all shapes and sizes – but SA’RA’s unique melding of 80s synths, varied yet undeniably catchy vocal melodies, and conscious lyrics is something which hasn’t been heard before. SA’RA CHARISMATA spans topics of mental health, racism and gender inequality through the medium of music, and her new song depicting her struggle with anxiety, LIFE IS NOT ABOUT CONTROL, is no exception.

Singer/Songwriter born and raised in London, Seif just released his debut single ‘Far Away.’ Seif’s smooth RnB vocals serve as a vehicle for listeners to escape through, with lyrics that the world can relate to. The young singer takes inspiration from his Egyptian roots as well as his London upbringing with musical influences from a broad spectrum of genres, with RNB/Soul being his bread and butter. Seif prides himself on making music of all styles from the chilled and pensive ‘Far Away’ to more upbeat records that are sure to follow.