James Blake with Nubiyan Twist, Salif Keita, and more

Salif Keita, born in Mali, overcame cultural rejection as an albino to become the "Golden Voice of Africa." He rose to fame with the Rail Band and Les Ambassadeurs, before launching a successful solo career in Paris. Known for fusing African music with jazz, funk, and pop, he worked with artists like Carlos Santana and Cesária Évora. Grammy nominee, his acclaimed albums include Soro, Amen, and Moffou. He won France's Best World Music award for La Différence in 2010 and retired in 2018 after Un Autre Blanc.

Anoushka Shankar, born in London, is a Grammy-nominated sitar virtuoso known for blending classical and contemporary music. She's acclaimed for albums like "Rise" and "Land of Gold," which explore diverse themes from personal introspection to global issues. A prolific composer and collaborator, her work also extends to film scores, publishing, and activism.

Kweku Sackey, aka K.O.G, born in Accra, Ghana, is a dynamic performer known for his mix of Afrobeat, funk, and hip-hop. Lead vocalist for Onipa and K.O.G and the Zongo Brigade, he has collaborated with Nubiyan Twist. His song "If I Know" was featured on BBC's Later with Jools Holland and playlisted on BBC6 Music. Sackey is celebrated for his powerful vocals, poetic storytelling, and electrifying stage presence. Based in Sheffield, UK, he has performed in 15 countries.

Sam is a pivotal figure in British music, renowned for his inventive folk style and live event promotion through The Nest Collective. His debut, “Ground Of Its Own,” was Mercury-nominated, and “Lovely Molly” won a BBC Folk Award. Named Artist of the Year by Songlines in 2016, he contributed to Guy Ritchie’s “King Arthur” soundtrack. “Old Wow+” features electric guitar from Bernard Butler and guest artist Elizabeth Fraser. Sam also champions environmental causes like Extinction Rebellion.