HIP HOP / Electronic

London, UK

Savvie

Hailing from London, 34-year-old rapper and songwriter Savvie (Seun Fagbohun) is carving out a distinct space in Hip Hop, fusing classic storytelling with forward-thinking production. His music bridges generations—pairing sharp lyricism with immersive beats that nod to the genre’s golden era while embracing the future of sound.

Savvie’s storytelling is deeply personal, weaving his life experiences and social observations into gritty, introspective, and empowering narratives. His ability to craft evocative soundscapes has earned him recognition on BBC Introducing, KISS, GRM Daily, and BBC 1Xtra, solidifying his reputation as a preeminent voice in the UK scene.

With a growing discography that includes standout singles like "Spark The Fire," "Slide On," and “DR. SEBI,” Savvie has amassed 165,000+ Spotify streams and taken his artistry to some of London's most iconic stages, including Brixton Jamm, The Moustache Bar (Dalston), The Beehive Venue (Bow), The Macbeth (Hoxton), and Angel’s O2 Academy Islington. His live performance has seen him share stages with Oxide & Neutrino (So Solid Crew) and DJ AG, further cementing his place among UK Hip Hop’s rising forces.

London, UK

Stash Sounds

For some, music is entertainment. For others, it is self-expression. This is the way of Stash Sounds. Stash creates conscious Hip Hop with a sample-based music aesthetic inspired by the use of jazz, funk, and soul records typically looped and manipulated to create a unique and dynamic sound prevalent within the 1980s & 1990s hip-hop music production. Stash delivers thought-provoking lyrics with a minimalistic vocal style and captivating wordplay.

Surrey, UK

Jago Divance

Jago Divance is a 19-year-old British Rapper, Producer, and Songwriter who delivers his rhymes with a particular style & cadence. Jago always held a fascination with music, and more specifically, Hip-Hop. In early 2023, he released his debut single 'Madam Mrs.' Focusing on the gritty reality of modern politics, the track garnered thousands of streams across multiple platforms and saw the London-born MC win a place on an episode of BBC Introducing in Sussex & Surrey with Melita Dennett.

Soul / Jazz / WORLD / alt pop

Rio de Janeiro, BR

Delia Fischer

Delia Fischer began her musical journey in 1977, studying piano under Saloméa Gandelmann. In 1986, she co-founded Duo Fênix with Cláudio Dauelsberg, performing instrumental jazz across Brazil and internationally, including appearances at the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. After the duo disbanded in 1990, Fischer collaborated with renowned artists Ed Motta, Toninho Horta, and Milton Nascimento, while conducting jazz improvisation and piano workshops. Her solo career commenced with the 1999 instrumental album "Antonio," which garnered international attention. Transitioning to vocals, Fischer released "Presente" in 2010, marking her debut as a singer. Her subsequent albums, "Tempo Mínimo" (2019) and "H.O.J.E." (2021), both received Latin Grammy nominations for Best MPB Album, underscoring her significant impact on contemporary Brazilian music.

In 2024, Fischer unveiled "Beyond Bossa," her first English-language album. This project features English adaptations of her songs, with lyrics penned by American jazz journalist and songwriter Allen Morrison. The album showcases collaborations with artists such as Luciana Souza and Gretchen Parlato, and includes contributions from the Strings of the St. Petersburg Philharmonic. "Beyond Bossa" exemplifies Fischer's innovative approach, transcending traditional genre boundaries and offering a fresh perspective on Brazilian music.

Beyond her recording achievements, Delia Fischer has made significant contributions as a musical director for various theatrical productions, earning a Shell Prize nomination in 2013 for her work on the musical "Elis." Her extensive career reflects a dedication to artistic exploration and a profound influence on both Brazilian and international music scenes.

INDIE ALT ROCK / POST PUNK / FOLK