Born and raised in Nottingham – a part of the United Kingdom that she still enjoys living in – Chloe is lucky enough to have the kind of disposition that makes you swoon at the impossibility of her existence within the confines of what it is to be a modern day pop star.

With influences that stretch from PJ Harvey to Billie Eilish, she notes Thom Yorke as her biggest inspiration, explaining “You know immediately that his lyrics have hidden depths,” she suggests, “but the deeper you dig, the further you are from getting to what they might mean.”

Chloe first came to public attention after accidentally winning Notts X Factor – she was interning at a local record label and was put up for an audition by her boss – which resulted in pecuniary financial advantage, a series of local gigs and a presence on YouTube that brought her to the attention of music producer and composer, Anders Källmark and Crowds And Power record label.

Charlie Hepworth (Leeds, UK) best known for his online mixes on soundcloud after videos of him DJing went viral on Facebook, amassed over 20 million streams on his soundcloud mixes alone + another 10 million on other social media platforms. His debut release kicks things off with old school house disco heater – with support from Disciples, KC Lights, Will Clarke, Kideko, Obskur & many more.

After an impressive 2020, which saw her previously shared singles ‘Closure’ and ‘Devils’ land radio plays on BBC Radio 1, 6Music, BBC Introducing and Amazing Radio and a flying start to 2021 with the release of singles ‘A Sun Going Down’ and ‘Heaven’ continuing her upward ascent including Track Of The Week’ on BBC Introducing Merseyside for ‘A Sun Going Down’ and picking up tastemaker support from the likes of Wonderland, CLASH, Record of the Day,  Under The Radar, The Most Radicalist, When The Horn Blows and many more, fast-rising singer and songwriter Natalie McCool continues the support for her forthcoming full-length ‘Memory Girl’ with the captivating new single ‘Take Me To Your Leader’.

Bringing back more of that smooth and enticing pop texture she has cultivated for herself, ‘Take Me To Your Leader’ gives us a more glittering insight into what we can expect from her forthcoming full-length. With her own soaring voice layered amongst a bed of bouncing production, her newest release makes for a broad and compelling listen throughout.

Speaking about the new offering, she said, “A lot of ‘Memory Girl’ is about overcoming imposter syndrome in the world around you, and within yourself – and I think Take Me To Your Leader is the track which most explores this theme.  I’d had this idea of feeling ‘alien’ floating around for a while – and the phrase Take Me To Your Leader is one I’d never really heard in a song before, so at first I was unsure but it really grew on me.

“It’s about wanting to belong – almost obsessively, wanting to have something valid to say, and these thoughts and feelings spiral until you become fixated “I want to peel your skin, dive for gold, let me in”.

Piera, as well known for her activism with LGBTQ+ and women’s charities as she is for her challenging and expressive pop music, is releasing the sugar-sweet LGBTQ+ ballad, ‘Love Is Meant For You’ for Pride month this year. Simplistic yet powerful, the track shows off Piera’s talents for singing as well as writing a  devastatingly personal and introspective tune.

 Piera’s new track ‘Love Is Meant for You’ is the LGBTQ+ pride summer anthem bursting with effervescent joy just guaranteed to get you singing along. This is a song for everyone which celebrates the equality of universal love. ‘Love Is Meant for You’ is also for those that haven’t yet confessed to your crush, to your friend, someone you think you could never have. As the world starts to open up now, it’s the perfect time to proudly celebrate the kind of love which has seen us through the past year-and-a-bit of dark and tricky times.

Singer, songwriter, entrepreneur, and mom of four, Stacey Jackson released her new record “Live It Up: Rebooted feat. Snoop Dogg” on June 4th.

Having performed the original track in a cameo appearance in comedy film Reboot Camp, starring David Lipper, Keli Price, Eric Roberts, David Koechner, Ja rule and more, the 10 year anniversary of the song is here! With Reboot Camp’s release on June 7th in the UK on all ODTV platforms, the song has found a new wave of listeners to this catchy, upbeat track.

Jackson has become a protagonist for stay-at-home moms when she shot to fame, having launched her professional music career at age 40. Following the chart success of her debut single, a dance remake of the 1960’s classic “Band of Gold”, Stacey has gone on to release four subsequent albums & over a dozen original and cover singles including the collaboration with the iconic rapper Snoop Dogg. She has worked with Papa Levi and prolific dance music producers & remixers such as C-Rod & Dave Audé.

“It was a huge honour to have been a part of Reboot Camp. I had such a blast on set with all the cast and my dancers performing the record! Who would have thought ten years on!?”” says Jackson. “But we have since remastered and remixed the single and it’s so current, fresh and very 2021! I can’t wait for the video and all the remixes to come out too, but one thing at a time!”

As a female artist of many talents, she can now add “host” of Spotlight TV’s “Stacey Jackson in the 80s” — a nostalgic television programme showcasing music of that era airing on Sky and Freesat to her CV which also includes her three-volume fitness albums StaePumped, her patented work-out sports tops StaeFit, and a book she penned while in lock-down, How Snoop Dogg Made Me a Better Mom with her friend and journalist Ruth Elkins. There is no saying what she can do!