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Holysseus Fly is unapologetically embracing her pop star dreams on her own terms, making alt pop with soul and electronic influences. 

With the show-womanship of Lady Gaga and emotional intimacy of James Blake, Fly is laying her own unique path. As supported by The Guardian, she really is one to watch. 

Delivering choruses that rise like thunder, the 2023 debut solo EP 'Birthpool' delivered heartfelt lyrics that not only embraced her audience, but welcomed them into her journey of personal and creative reclamation, following her recovery from breast cancer in 2021.

In March 2024 the follow up single Out Of This World “pushed this striking sound further” (The Guardian).  The same month she opened for Nick Mulvey on a sold-out 2024 UK tour including the London Hammersmith Apollo. In April Fly completed an artist residency at the prestigious Snape Maltings developing her live show - working with a team behind shows fron Madonna, Lorde and Florence + The Machine. She also completed her participation on the Sound and Music's New Voices program (supported by Arts Council, PRS and PPL). 

Most recently, she won audiences with her Glastonbury debut, plus a headline-worthy mainstage performance at Forwards Festival sharing alongside CMAT, Jessie Ware and LCD Soundsystem. 

Fly has just been selected as a resident artist at The Bristol Beacon (supported by PRS and Arts Council), and is primed to push her artistry further with a bolder, more expansive sound on her 2025 summer EP, 'A Red Sea' and 2026 debut album.

Bassist, producer and DJ based in London

Spinning a variety of dance and electronic music genres from all over the globe <3

Bristol Based Composer, Performer and Visual Artist.

Sikh beats from your friendly neighbourhood Indian Man.

Based in Bristol, t l k's works evolve from memory, dialogue, dreams and ongoing explorations into loss, selfhood, human behaviour and its coalescence and tensions with the natural world. EPs 'Primed For Loss'
(2023) and 'Strength In Tenderness' (2022) introduced t l k's distinct palette, and ethereal vocal tone, offering something gently assertive, ever-evolving and "truly transportive" (BBC6 Music).

Live appearances in 2023 included the Barbican, Southbank Centre, ICA, Jazz Cafe, Brighton Festival, FORWARDS and Glastonbury Festival, as well as their debut UK tour for sophomore EP 'Primed For Loss’. This year, alongside Britten Pears Young Artists’ ‘VOICEBOX’ and Brownswood’s ‘Future Bubblers’ programmes, t l k is currently making their debut album, with support from PRS Foundation’s Women Make Music Fund.

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