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If Prince and Bonnie Raitt had a lovechild, who worshipped Aretha: that would be soul singer Morgan James.  The sound is old and new: part blues, part R&B, part soul, part funk: and all her own.

la loye’s music has always been quite untouchable and hard to place, as it explores the depths of the indie-folk genre. Hailing from the Netherlands, la loye, the alias of Lieke Heusinkveld, reaches far beyond the common tracks to create a much more intricate sound. Since debuting in the indie music scene, la loye has quickly garnered attention for her distinctive voice and poignant storytelling. Drawing inspiration from both personal experiences and the world around her, her songs offer a soothing yet thought-provoking escape. Her ability to craft ambient, folk-infused tracks has led to comparisons with artists like Bon Iver and Phoebe Bridgers.

The band has been steadily building a fanbase with a series of well-received singles and live performances across Europe. In early 2025, la loye is set to release their much-anticipated debut album, ‘sweet dreams, see you tomorrow’, promising a rich tapestry of sounds and stories that reflect their unique artistry.

TAKAYA is a Ukrainian pop and R'n'B singer with a deep, raspy voice that sets her apart. A finalist of ‘ The Voice ’ in Ukraine, she writes her own songs and handles sound production. Her music features captivating lyrics and heartfelt emotions, leaving a lasting impression on listeners.

Organically earning over 40 million global streams and receiving acclaim from NME, Earmilk, Wonderland, Atwood Magazine, Flaunt, and more for creating music that soundtracks moments in people’s lives, Big Words released their mixtape Cherry – a lockdown induced diversion which embraced experimental imperfections – and their 2017 debut EP Hollywood, A Beautiful Coincidence which saw the band establish an international following with standout tracks “The Answer” and “Soul Jam.” With their earlier raw and more acoustic songs, Big Words began melding their love of singer-producers, hip-hop beats, and obsession with melody with their influences which range from Feist to Frank Sinatra, Empire of The Sun to The Beach Boys, to Travis Scott and more.

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