Mia Grace is a rising pop artist blending fierce pop hooks with a pop-punk edge. Her music is bold, unapologetic and rooted in self-worth, showcased on her four-track EP Roses, which concludes with the fan-favourite single I don’t want your flowers. Having gigged across the UK, Mia has built a loyal live following and supported artists including Ruby Duff, Leddra Chapman and Gaz Brookfield. Known for her high-energy performances, she brings a fresh edge to pop through driving guitars and bright synths.

Nicola Høie is a pop artist blending contemporary production with emotionally honest, introspective songwriting. Her latest single Painkiller signals a more vulnerable, self-aware direction, pairing polished sound with intimate storytelling. Currently working with GoldCrush Music (Hugh Goldsmith / Paul Visser) — a team behind multiple platinum releases — she is developing a full-band live show while building her presence across the London music scene.

Hailing from South London and rooted in the quiet honesty of folk and the intimacy of bedroom songwriting, Alexandra Pulit crafts songs that feel both timeless and tenderly modern. Drawing inspiration from the raw, wistful sincerity of classic artists such as Nick Drake and Neil Young along with the introspective story telling of Searows, she brings back folk as it was once meant to be heard.