Born and raised just outside Belfast in Northern Ireland, Bea Stewart is a singer songwriter influenced by the Irish folk music she grew up around. Honest storytelling and vulnerability are at the core of her sentimental writing, in the hopes that hearing her process her messy thoughts around life will help you process yours.

North-East writer/producer Jodie Nicholson’s sophomore album ‘Safe Hands’ is ultimately about self-trust, in both an introspective and creative sense. Nicholson uses brooding chamber-pop and synth-laden alt-pop to navigate many of the different relationships we have in our lives: friends, family, relationships with ourselves and, more personally, her changing relationship with music.

Bertie Newman is a Hackney born-and-raised artist has shared a series of his tender, indie-folk songs, inspired by the likes of Bon Iver, Hozier and Gregory Alan Isakov. These releases include ‘Seaside Eyes’ which has reached over 3 million streams on Apple Music