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Bed Known for their genre-blending “rave rock” sound that fuses punk, electronic, and techno elements. They are based in Tokyo and have gained significant attention for their high-energy live performances, international tours, and DIY ethos. The term could also potentially refer to another Japanese band named BED, formed in 2005, which is an indie/alternative rock band from Kyoto and Osaka. |
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BombayMami Born in Switzerland, resides in London and raised in between Switzerland, UK and India; Her distinctive music blends both of her cultural backgrounds, making for a unique sound seamlessly blending Indian classical music with RnB and pop, she creates a bold sonic and visual universe. |
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Chinese American Bear A quirky, bilingual mandopop duo from Seattle creating playful and eclectic English/Chinese “ear candy.” Their sound, somewhere between Melody’s Echo Chamber, The B-52’s, The Flaming Lips, and a hypercolor cartoon, has earned tens of millions of streams and global acclaim. They’ve been featured in VOGUE+, Paste Magazine, Under the Radar, celebrated by BBC Radio and KEXP (#1 album), and spotlighted across major Spotify playlists including Fresh Finds (#1 cover track), Bedroom Pop, Chill Vibes, and Chinese Indie Picks. |
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Frozemode A London-based alternative rap trio who pride themselves on their hard-hitting bars, playful and inventive melodies and musical versatility. Down to earth and as raw as possible, writing about their personal experiences and struggles, with each track putting everything on the table and laying it bare. Made up of I.V.GATLIN, Lisong and Cho-Hollo, the trio naturally bring a different look, personality and sound to the table. |
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Heartworms When it came time for Jojo Orme, aka Heartworms, to name her hugely anticipated debut album, few phrases could as easily capture the discomforting feelings at the heart of her songs. Across Glutton For Punishment’s nine sharply realised agit-pop tracks, Orme sings about broken families and broken relationships with bracing frankness – every song shot through with the unnerving feeling that maybe she enjoys the chaos. “We’re all so drawn to punishing ourselves, and I’m always drawn to singing about it, and thinking about it,” she says. |
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HYPHEN A riot in human form. Blending snarling punk, razor-sharp riffs and raw Indian influence, his live shows are loud, sweaty and impossible to ignore. This is protest music with teeth — fast, fearless and built for the pit. Hyphen doesn’t just play songs, he detonates them, turning every set into a full-body release of noise, chaos and connection. If you want polished and predictable, look elsewhere. |
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Lady of Mars The band had a break-through year in 25, storming stages across the UK and sharing line-ups with acts including The K’s, The Molotovs, Girlband! and Sick Joy. Built on the haunting vocals of songwriter Neve Bowen and soaring lead guitar playing of Thea Mercado, the band has drawn comparisons to the late ‘70s new wave energy of Patti Smith or The Pretenders. In just six months, they’ve gone from basement rehearsal rooms to national touring, releasing three excellent DIY singles getting, over 100k streams and have joined the Raw Power Management roster. |
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Min Taka The artist shares her inner world through genre-bending sound that moves between indie, liquid dnb, synth, hyperpop. Her songs reflect on themes of identity, belonging, femininity, and connection. Min Taka’s sonic universe ranges from intimate and soft to intense electronic commotion. Inspired by the likes of Mitski, Sassy 009, Cocteau Twins, Kero Kero Bonito, and Charli XCX, the pixie-pop artist’s latest EP “I Think We Should Just Move In Together” was released in July 2025. It reached over a 1 million streams in a week and got nominated for an Edison Award. |
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Ninush The childhood nickname of Nina Lim, a London-based violinist. After six years studying classical violin at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, she became close with members of Black Country, New Road and a recognisable live presence within the band. Her new solo project explores something more personal, with the support of her many musical friends. |
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Persia Holder With her blend of emotional pop and soulful storytelling, Persia Holder is part of a new wave of British artists redefining vulnerability. Her debut EP I Didn’t Think You’d Hear This introduced a voice both powerful and deeply human — one that turns late-night thoughts into anthems. Persia writes songs that hold space for heartbreak, self-growth and the quiet moments in between. |
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Sophia Thakur Sophia bridges poetry and the modern world, infusing raw emotion and rich narrative into collaborations with prestigious brands such as Tiffany and Co, Calvin Klein, Vogue xLevi’s x GQ, MINI Cooper, and Nike. As a leading commercial storyteller, she combines grace, ethics, and creativity to shape brand narratives with unparalleled authenticity. |
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Tukki A London-born artist from Tottenham, creates a soulful blend of R&B and afro sounds where raw truth meets rhythm. Rooted in her Indonesian, Senegalese, and French heritage, her music explores self-discovery, healing, love, and joy, encouraging listeners to embrace life’s highs and lows while swaying through it all. With her warm voice, Tukki’s sound feels both intimate and uplifting. She has already caught industry attention, earning features on BBC Radio 1Xtra and BBC Introducing. |
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Wah Wah Wah A psychedelic rock band. Their music combines the raw energy and tone of garage rock with the intricate and refined elements of progressive rock and carries intuitive and youthful energy that makes it uniquely powerful. Psychedelic visual elements combined with their music create an immersive experience that is rarely seen in live music scene. |
