Despite a consistent string of releases since 2015, by 2019 Bamidele was on the verge of quitting his own music after the death of his father and the ensuing pandemic. "I started producing for other people to take pressure off the ego and the constant self-examination of being a solo songwriter", he explains, summing up a year of personal and collective loss. The following twelve months, however, was profoundly transformative, leading Bamidele back to tracks "Tethered" and "Painted Over" that had sat unfinished for years. "There's something about a song being with you for a long period of time that seems to give it extra gravity. I like hanging around with the music, and whenever it's ready to go, it's ready." Bamidele's latest self-produced release, 'Uncrowded', is new-soul with raw edges. On "Other Side", Bamidele's conviction bursts forward with a sense of purpose and hope as he sings about the world-wide uprising that now defines 2020. The impassioned, "Tethered" sensual yet tinged with melancholy, sees Bamidele finally surrendering to real love, while "Painted Over" finds him desiring flight over fight when feelings get too deep. Park the Van Records calls his music captivating, describing it as "full of love, pain, and experience - coupled with his effortless songwriting." ~ Chaka V. Grier.

Feeding feeling into the formless. A fusion of Jazz, Hip Hop, and Psych.

Originating in Aberystwyth on the West Coast of Wales, LucyLou, backed by her multi-talented jazz infused band, emulates the sweet sounds of Neo Soul, Reggae and Shoegaze with influences such as Joss Stone, Mazzystar, Joy Crooks and Stevie Nicks. With her music recently featuring in a nominated short film, as well as being booked for multiple independent festivals across the UK. If you are a fan of a flamboyant stage presence paired with an open yet inviting atmosphere - this one is not to be missed!

Czafari. born in 1998, released her first EP "Human Legitimation" on SoundCloud in September 2016. The electronic R&B EP "Human Legitimation" focused on themes such as love/attraction, sociological aspects (police brutality) and embracing identity/individuality - essentially things that we experience as human beings. She has had a number of headlined shows within Birmingham, UK and has also supported Detroit multi-instrumentalist JMSN.

Influenced by artists such as Lianne La Havas, Arlo Parks and Joy Crookes, Czafari. explores her musical interests by specialising in alternative R&B, Soul and Jazz.