Ella On The Run's laid back vocals and her synth pop vibes have already caused a stir in the blogopshere and live circuit, appearing in various unsigned guide playlists including the Best of British unsigned podcast. Ella On The Run's latest music video to her single War of Words was recently premiered on Clash Magazine.
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Queen Dee and the Hornets
Queen Dee and the Hornets is an originals London based Funk-Step Soul Band who have landed on the UK Soul scene with a sugar rush of sexiness that will have music fans clambering for their finest dance shoes to shimmer and shake on the dance floor.
Nefera
With blood that pumps Egyptian and Irish, and a childhood that consisted of time spent between France and England, Nefera’s music draws flavors from a number of different cultures and influences. Classically trained yet heavily influenced by the Motown greats, Nefera's love of old and modern soul/rnb/hiphop is heavily reflected in her new material. Her latest release 'Your Love', a tribute to the late RnB singer Aaliyah recently premiered on MTV Wrap Up, has received support from many radio and press tastemakers within the UK urban scene and set the tone for what is yet to come from the songstress.
Lucrezia Losurdo
Lucrezia is an italian singer and model based in London. Her passion for music started at 5 years old when she began to play the piano, carrying on her studies at the Italian Conservatory of her hometown, Trieste. Lucrezia performed all around the world having one of her singles in the "Top 3" of "Sri Lanka National Radio Chart". Her musical background is strongly influenced by the blues and funk of the 60s and 70s, accompanied with a powerful Rnb/Soul voice that you won't forget.