Kiks and Amber Clara, a London duo better known as July Child are ready to venture from the underground studio they have called home for over twelve months.

Hailing from the Isle of Wight on England's sunny south coast, The Ohmz have proved a hit with venues and festival crowds alike with their infectious take on reggae and funky ska.

Creative London trio Three Laws, aka Louise Gold, Louise Kulbicki and Adam Relf, released their debut EP Convalescence on 31st May 2014.

London native Saeed Gadir has an attitude to song writing that’s truer than most. His first cut, Saying Nothing is a hazy and mellow love song. It’s quite charmingly casual in its delivery, a declaration of love in its purest form, shy, timid and unsure of the best way to ask.

To celebrate the Gypsy Roma Traveller Season in conjunction with the Community Channel, Restless Beings welcome you to an afternoon celebrating what it means to be Roma through the screening of documentary films and networking with community members.

One year after the systematic ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya people began, the struggle for recognition, justice, and survival continues. Join us for an exclusive documentary screening and a live Q&A with the filmmaker.

Reggae / Dub / Political Soul - Nitin Sawhney's London Undersound / iTunes 'Best of 2008' / fresh and rebellious songstress, whose style falls somewhere in between MIA and Finley Quaye / reaching top 10 playlist on Jamaica's biggest radio station, being selected by BBC Radio 1 as 'Hottest Homegrown' and chosen as 'Alternative Jam' on BBC 1Xtra.

Pop / Experimental / Visual – Plymouth's exploding star with big things in line for 2010 and beyond / Since her solo debut in 2006, she has been creating songs onstage by recording live looped vocals & instruments creating an eclectic fun/exciting/bizarre and addictive sound.

Acoustic / HipHop / Neo –Soul / Reggae/ Folk - London born, Irish raised singer-songwriter Maverick Sabre has already supported Plan B and Speech Debelle on tour, shared a stage with Get Cape, Wear Cape, Fly, Natty and Bashy, rocked the Big Chill Festival

HipHop / Spoken Word / Jazz / Afrobeat / Soul / Music They are a rare act, unafraid to express themselves through the art of rhyme, covering personal, socio-political, uplifting and insightful themes from war and colonialism to peace and freedom.