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Winnie Ama
Winnie Ama is a Northern-Irish-Ghanaian music artist blending soulful vocals and lyrics with a vibrant blend of pop, disco, and dance. Her musical journey, beginning with poetry, culminated in her 2020 artist debut, drawing inspiration from jazz icons like Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, and Nina Simone.

She quickly gained recognition, opening for Macy Gray, Sister Sledge, and Cymande, and was named a BBC Introducing Rising Star, headlining their Latitude Festival stage (2022). Accolades include RTE2FM’s ‘Rising Artist’ status, a TEDxStormont talk, a Ditto Music 'Rising Star' gold disk (2023), and being named a 'One to Watch' by The Belfast Telegraph and The Irish Times (2024). In 2025, she debuted her mixtape ‘DEKA’ (meaning ‘one’ in Ewe, from Ghana) at SXSW Texas.

Kyasu
Kyasu is a self-produced artist from Hong Kong. Her music is inspired by Japanese pop and rock, while combining elements from video game soundtracks she loves such as Persona 5.

 

Alessia
Alessia is a Swiss London-based independent pop artist and DJ who fuses disco-funk nostalgia with a contemporary cool-pop edge. Following her 2024 EP Modern Disco Girl — which has surpassed 1 million Spotify streams — she’s set to release her follow-up, The Thrill Of It, featuring an upcoming remix by legendary club hero Richard Earnshaw.

 

Sector 5
Berlin-based Pop-Rock band, Sector 5, emerged from three brothers' early fascination with bands like Nirvana and the Foo Fighters. Influenced by '90s alternative rock, Sector 5 blends modern production with powerful guitars and melodic vocals.
The current lineup includes the brothers Mika (lead vocals/guitar), Sami (drums), Onno (lead guitar) and Jules (bass).
While based in Germany, Sector 5 quickly noticed that their sound resonates strongly on international stages, leading them to actively pursue shows beyond Germany. Alongside headline shows and festivals at home, the band has performed internationally at Canadian Music Week (Toronto), the Africa Rising Music Conference (Johannesburg), and on tour in the Czech Republic. They have also played prison concerts, reflecting a commitment to music as a tool for connection and social impact.
Recent milestones include winning the German Pop & Rock Prize and the "Welcome to Europe" Song Contest, where their final song, "Move to London" garnered success in the Amazon Charts, received widespread radio airplay, and even made its way onto television.
After touring Germany as support for Joker Out, Sector 5 released their debut album More Than Gold, inspired by a real-life armed robbery the band experienced in South Africa in 2024.