British MC and producer Wiley, born in East London in 1979, pioneered the grime genre in the early 2000s. A founder of crews Pay as U Go Cartel and Roll Deep, he released his debut solo album Treddin' on Thin Ice in 2004 and scored major U.K. hits like Heatwave.
Formed in 1996 in Hoylake, England, the Coral are a genre-blending rock band known for their 2002 Mercury Prize-nominated, self-titled debut album. Their eclectic sound mixes 60s garage rock, psychedelic pop, and folk, yielding multiple chart-topping UK records.
Newton Faulkner is an English singer-songwriter known for his UK number one sophomore album Rebuilt by Humans, as well as releases like Write It on Your Skin and Studio Zoo. Over a two-decade career, his musical style has expanded to embrace funk, R&B, soul, and Latin grooves.
Professor Green, born Stephen Manderson in Hackney, East London, is a multi-platinum rapper, singer, and songwriter. Known for his blend of hip hop, grime, and electronica, he gained fame with hits like "Read All About It" (featuring Emeli Sandé) and "Just Be Good to Green" (with Lily Allen). An award-winning artist and television personality, he advocates for mental health, using his sharp lyricism and documentaries to address social issues.
Born in Woking, England, Paul Weller led The Jam (“The Changingman”) & Style Council, then solo—rock/soul/electronica; Britpop influence; Ivor Novello winner.
Diversity, from Buczkowice, is a rock'n'roll band known for energetic shows and hits like "Armatni Strzał." Finalists at Jarocin Festival 2016, they've played alongside top Polish and international stars.
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).
