Sam Lee with The Egg, Alex Serra, and more

The Egg, formed in 1994 by brothers Matt and Ned Scott in Oxford, blends jazz-funk, prog rock, and drum'n'bass. Known for "Albumen" (1996) and "Travelator" (1998, produced by Tim Holmes). Active with singles, EPs, and side projects.

Alex Serra, from Barcelona, blends downtempo, dub, soul, and reggae in his debut album 'In the Real World' (2019), crafted with producer Totidub. Influenced by his travels in Latin America and South Africa, he founded Native Young with Yannick Meyer in Cape Town, creating 'Psychedelic African Pop'. His music captures natural sounds, afro-latino beats, and soulful guitars, exploring themes of connection and awakening.

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.