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Cesar A. Cruz once said, “Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable” – one of my favourite quotes

You might know Hannah Stow by her viral mash-up of Tracey Chapman’s iconic ‘Fast Cars’, but she is far more

Defying youth’s limitations, Grimsby/Cleethorpes’ Revivalry has stormed onto the UK indie rock scene with a ferocity that belies their age.

Known for their energetic, enthusiastic and engaging performances, Australian group Menajerie are a “neo-soul making, no shit taking, gonna get

Beginning as the standout performer on the UK’s X Factor, Janet Devlin – the then-teenager – quickly caught the attention

Twirling about as a five-year-old with a hairbrush in her hand singing to a sold-out stadium or intimate crowd –

Filled with dreams of being a Hollywood actor, the then-teenage Kyra Gordon was dazzled by bright lights and promises. She

Hailing from the rugged foothills of North Wales, brothers Liam and Siȏn Rickard push the boundaries of folk music with

Using his creativity to express emotion, thoughts and inspiration, Lee Switzer-Woolf aims to connect with audiences in personal, profound narratives.

Blending elements of synths, pop and even a bit of indie-rock, singer-songwriter Occupation Baby pushes the boundaries of pop music