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Lullabee is a London-based pop artist blending cinematic alt-pop production with emotionally raw, intimate lyrics.

Her debut EP It's Not Me, It's You released in October 2025 marks a bold new chapter in both her sound and sense of self. The title track, with its sparse synths and pulsing bassline, captures the EP's core theme: a dancefloor confession rooted in self-reflection, reclaimed identity, and emotional boundaries. Across the project, Lullabee sharpens her artistic voice with more clarity, definition, and confidence than ever before. "Electric Pop Banger, Such a fierce energy on this track, Warning they'll be a vocal hook that will be in your head all day" - BBC Introducing

Hailing from Leeds, West Yorkshire, Mother Becks songs are written about the wonders of their new home - London Town. Their highly anticipated debut single 'Stranger' connected lovers of relatable everyday lyricism to stadium rock chorus lovers. Since their first sell out show in Camden, Mother Beck have gone on a string of sell outs across the city, bringing new and old audiences together in an energetic and intimate showcase.

Combining their love for big rock anthems and raw country driven lyricism, the band aim to hit hard and home with upcoming music... Drawing inspiration from Catfish and The Bottlemen, Foo Fighters and Sam Fender, this is only the beginning for the Northern lads.

Southy is a 22 year old rapper/singer from South East London. Combining melodic rap and summer sounds to bring forward a laid-back yet upbeat vibe to the stage, Southy represents the sounds of London and the people who need a voice in the world. Performing at festivals, venues around the UK and across Europe - he reaches a diverse audience of cultures and age, and connects with other artists he meets to form new sounds.

Tastefully fusing their eclectic influences, Splitting Edges sound is a proudly hard to box concoction of gritty vocals, indie melodies, jazz rhythms, and rap flows. Collaborating with rappers and instrumentalists to create their multi-layered sound live and in the studio.

2025 was a year of immense growth for Splitting Edges. Releasing their EP 'Only Words' in July, live highlights include: a festival debut at The Great Escape, KOKO x Coca-Cola's Pilot Live Series, a seven-stop UK tour and a headline at Hootananny's Brixton. "A thrilling live proposition" (Clash Magazine), Splitting Edges blend of intimate lyrics, raw energy, and uncompromising sound positions them as ones to watch. 

London based 5-piece bringing hooks, vibes and saxophone-fuelled punk chaos.
Dealing with the pressures of modern life by getting crowds jumping.
Loud, cheeky, probably too sweaty.

Expect a rhythm section that hits hard, guitars that are snarling one minute and weaving a tapestry the next, unhinged saxophone runs, and chorus hooks that you'll be singing to yourself on your tube ride home from the gig.

García are a four-piece band forged in London in 2025, channelling classic rock & roll energy into something sharp, modern and cinematic.

Their sound and image have evolved fast. The band is now deep into work on their debut record, a collection of songs that look at modern life, post-lockdown anxiety and the strange rush of being young in a city that never slows down.

Their shows around London and beyond have already earned them a reputation for high-energy performances and a growing grassroots following.

2026 marks the start of a new era for García. With a refreshed sound, a full band line-up and their debut record on the way, they're stepping out of the demo years and into the spotlight.

The Skive are a three-piece punk band straight out of Stevenage. Fueled by filthy, in-your-face energy and no-bullshit political chaos, they rip through blistering anthems with reckless speed. The family lineup features Fred (guitar/vocals), brother Kyle (drums) and mate Joe (bass) - a tight, furious unit. With a fast-growing LGBTQ+ and old-punk fanbase, The Skive are one of the UK underground's most exciting acts. Winners of Juicebox Live's 2025 Battle of the Bands, they're debut EP Obnoxious, Aggressive and Disgusting, tackles pub culture, rising costs and scummy politicians. Having shared stages with Buzzcocks, Bilk and Kid Kapichi, The Skive are loud, united, and dragging you with them.