Sophiz:
Sophiz is an emerging pop soul artist making her mark on London’s music scene. Known for her emotive performances, she blends her Italian, Mauritian and Canadian roots into a sound and personality she playfully describes as a "Milkshake" : sweet, bold, and unapologetically unique.
Before stepping into the spotlight as a solo artist, Sophiz built her skills in Art Voice Academy in Italy and behind the scenes performing as a backing vocalist alongside global icons like Lionel Richie, Bonnie Tyler, Andrea Bocelli and more. 
In 2022, she relocated to London to launch her solo career, releasing her debut single and quickly drawing attention for her distinctive voice and heartfelt storytelling.
In 2024, Sophiz hit the road on her first independent UK tour with her band, performing across the country and gracing some of London’s most iconic stages for upcoming artists in anticipation of her debut EP.
Driven by a mission to empower and inspire, Sophiz uses her music to champion authenticity and self-expression inviting listeners to embrace who they are, unapologetically.

Henry Taylour is a folk artist from Oxfordshire in the UK. Having released 2 EPs, his third EP ‘Aftersun' was described by Clash Magazine as ‘re-contextualising folk tropes while adding pop directness.’ Following a spell in East Africa, Henry’s debut album ‘A Relentless Pursuit of Happiness’, produced by Taylour and Ryan Samuel Bentley (Jake Bugg), was released in February 2025.

Mt.Douglas
Mt.Douglas, is the solo project of songwriter Greg White. Setting the scene of meditative surf pop and reflective indie rock, he released the first few tracks from his debut EP late last year.  
Deeply inspired by the vulnerability of Jeff Buckley, the genre bending of Mac Miller, and the rawness of Elliot Smith, there is an atmospheric lilt to the lyricism of Mt. Douglas and the emotive scenes his music conjures. 2025 is set to be a bold and transformative year, inviting fans to wander ever deeper into the rabbit hole that is the world of Mt Douglas. His upcoming EP titled ‘Somewhere Violet’ marks the reunion of school friends, Greg White and producer/composer Ankit Suri, and is as cathartic as it is cinematic.