English DJ and producer Pete Tong is a foundational figure in dance music. Rising to prominence as a BBC Radio 1 host for Essential Selection and Essential Mix, he also founded FFRR Records and popularized Chicago house in the U.K. His U.K. number-one album Classic House featured the Heritage Orchestra.
McFly is a rock band featuring Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones, Harry Judd, and Dougie Poynter. Over a twenty-year career, they have achieved seven number one singles, six albums including two chart-toppers, and released Power To Play.
Electronic music pioneers Phil and Paul Hartnoll formed Orbital, recording their debut hit Chime in a Kent home cupboard. Known for influential albums like The Brown Album, they have collaborated with Madonna and Kraftwerk, soundtracked Hollywood films, and performed at the 2012 Paralympics.
English rock band The Darkness, known for their theatrical style and high-energy rock bombast, rose to fame with hits like "I Believe in a Thing Called Love." Fronted by Justin Hawkins, they won numerous awards and reunited in 2011 after a brief split, releasing albums like "Motorheart."
Born in London, Sophie Ellis-Bextor is a chart-topping pop singer known for her disco and synth-pop sound. She first gained fame as the lead singer of theaudience before launching a successful solo career with her 2001 debut album, Read My Lips, featuring the hit Murder on the Dancefloor.
Gok Wan MBE is an award-winning TV presenter best known for How to Look Good Naked. Alongside his fashion and cooking career, he became a house music DJ in 2015, playing at major clubs and festivals. During lockdown, he launched the popular online rave Isolation Nation.
Grammy-winning house music DJ and producer Roger Sanchez emerged from NYC to become a global icon. Known for his distinct style and underground passion, he runs Stealth Recordings and Undr The Radr, boasts iconic Ibiza residencies, and has collaborated with Fedde Le Grand and Ella Henderson.
London-born British-Ivorian artist flowerovlove (Joyce Cissé) crafts bubblegum pop, indie electronic, and bedroom pop. A singer, songwriter, producer, and model, she champions self-love and unique style. Her EPs include Think Flower, A Mosh Pit in the Clouds, and Ache in My Tooth. Popular songs are "Malibu," "breaking news," and "Casual Lady." She received the 2022 A&R Awards' Artist to Watch honor.
Originating from Warrington, indie band The K’s feature Jamie Boyle, Ryan Breslin, Dexter Baker, and Nathan Peers. They released their debut album, I Wonder If The World Knows?, reaching the UK Top 3. They won Best Breakthrough Act at the 2024 Northern Music Awards.
Founded by South London's Natalie Maddix, House Gospel Choir blends house, gospel, and garage. Their debut single Salvation topped charts, followed by their 2020 album RE//CHOIRED on Island Records. They have collaborated with Nile Rodgers, Ella Henderson, and Oliver Heldens.
Norwegian pop artist Dagny has surpassed one billion streams, received P3 Gull awards, and earned eight Spellemann nominations. She has performed at over fifty international festivals, sold out Oslo Spektrum, and supported Justin Timberlake on his European tour.
The Magic Numbers are a UK four-piece band formed of two pairs of brothers and sisters, known for their harmonies and timeless sound. Their 2005 self-titled debut album was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize. They have toured with major acts including Neil Young, Brian Wilson, and The Who.
Ellie Sax is a world-class saxophonist who has performed globally at exclusive events and festivals, including Nikki Beach Ibiza and Mallorca. An official Hed Kandi artist, she has collaborated with renowned DJs and artists like Artful Dodger and Alesha Dixon.
SNAYX, a British alt-rock trio from Brighton, delivers ferocious, bass-driven punk. Their high-energy sound blends punk, grime, and rave influences. Known for EPs like "Better Days" and tracks such as "Sink or Swim," they've been recognized as "ones to watch" by BBC Introducing and featured on BBC 6 Music.
Mr.B The Gentleman Rhymer, born Jim Burke in the UK, pioneered "chap hop." This genre fuses hip-hop with British dandyism, featuring witty rhymes about manners, cricket, and high society, often accompanied by his banjolele. Known for songs like "Straight Out of Surrey" and albums such as "B-CURIOUS," he has garnered millions of views and collaborated with Professor Elemental.
Middlesbrough-born pop/R&B-soul singer with powerhouse vocals. UK #1 album Back from the Edge; hit “Say You Won’t Let Go” (RIAA Diamond). Collabs: Marshmello, Anne-Marie.
Born in Mesa, AZ, Jake Shears, famed Scissor Sisters' frontman and solo artist, blends '70s glitter rock, and house music. Known for Broadway works, UK chart-topper, and queer culture influence. Collaborated with Kylie Minogue, Iggy Pop.
England-born reggae DJ known in England and Jamaica. Inspired by Millie Small’s “My Boy Lollipop,” he became a DJ at 15, joined Radio London in 1978, and later spent over a decade at Capital Radio before Kiss FM. Compiled The Kings of Reggae (2007).
Hak Baker is an Isle of Dogs, East End London troubadour known for poetic tales of inner-city life and an anti-genre “G-Folk” sound. Prominent black artist in alternative music; Vice said he “subverts what a British folk singer can be.”
Cuban Brothers: funk & soul revue mixing sexy grooves, b-boy dance & comedy; picked by Elton John, Robbie Williams & Richard Branson; album Yo Bonita!; films incl Ill Manors.
Hailing from the Isle of Wight, Coach Party is a British indie rock band known for their energetic live performances and distinctive sound. Their music blends indie rock with elements of brit-pop, stoner-rock, and grunge, featuring catchy melodies and witty lyrics that often tackle challenging themes. They gained recognition for their debut album "KILLJOY" and their follow-up "Caramel", alongside popular songs like "Nurse Depression" and "Born Leader." The band has supported Queens of the Stone Age and is celebrated for their raw energy.
