Louise Golbey - singer, songwriter, musician
The voice of the most recent Mercedes advert – Louise is an established artist on the live music scene of London and beyond. She has played at Glastonbury (BBC Introducing), Isle of Wight Festival, The Big Feastival, Cornbury, Cross The Tracks and CarFest, recorded at Maida Vale for the BBC and supported and shared the stage with many established artists including Ed Sheeran (who is also in one of her music videos), Katy B, Paloma Faith, George Benson (Kenwood House), Roberta Flack, En Vogue (The Indigo2). Roy Ayers,  Omar, Dexter Wansel  and Heatwave at The Jazz Cafe and Eric Benet at The Hideaway. Louise performed in The o2 arena in 2019 at the first ever Electric Soul Festival supporting Kool and The Gang, Brand New Heavies, Level 42 and Heather Small hosted by Trevor Nelson.

She has worked on tracks with Example and Newham Generals (signed to Dizzie Rascal’s Dirtee Stank label) and recently wrote and sang the theme tune for a brand new comedy series on Amazon Prime Video.

She has released several EP’s, singles and an album and has been getting a lot of support from DJs on BBC 1 Xtra, 6 Music, Jazz FM, Mi Soul, Radio 2 and radio stations across Europe.  Louise was also November’s Caffe Nero Artist of The Month. Her 2015 album Novel features a track with UK Soul Legend Omar and Mo Pleasure (musician who is worked with Michael Jackson, Earth Wind and Fire and Ray Charles).

She is currently writing with Grammy and Ivor Novello winning songwriter / producer Rob Davis who co-wrote songs such as Kylie’s Can’t Get You Out of My Head, Fragma’s Toca’s Miracle and Groovejet by Spiller .

And she recently sang backing vocals on French artist Jenifer’s new album.

She also hosts The Songwriters Podcast produced by Unedited (in association with PRS for Music and The Ivors Academy). Series 4 out later this year, pls check out series 1,2 & 3 here:  uned.it/thesongwriterspodcast
NEW SINGLE: https://ditto.fm/all-for-you-louise-golbey
LATEST ALBUM: https://ditto.fm/renaissance-louise-golbey
NEXT GIGS: https://louisegolbey.com/shows/

Lawrence Sean Sibanda was born in Johannesburg in 1993 to Zimbabwean immigrants. While his parents migrated to England, Dragg returned to Zimbabwe and came to realise that Bulawayo and Johannesburg were culturally, linguistically and musically very interwoven.

Following a diagnosis with a severe case of meningitis at 12, Dragg's eyesight and hearing deteriorated, later rendering him completely blind. Not letting his health complications become a hindrance, he set out to accomplish another vision with his remarkable ability to rhyme. Dragg has shared a stage with the likes of The Game, JLS, Wretch 32, Tim Westwood, DJ Ace and DJ Edu.

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/5oO3WKJ7dtDv1qGzaCwQmc?si=J4tTMXDOTnmCnWfd_PL6gA

Music:
https://ditto.fm/l_i_t

Fashion together classic piano-led songwriting from the 70s, with a “contemporary-E-Street-kind-of-indie-groove” and you’re somewhere in Louis Coupe’s ballpark. From his beginnings as the outcast in the music class, Louis has forged his own path through a sheer passion and love for music making.

It was a surprise ticket to see Elton John that saw a then 12-year-old instantly obsessed with the pioneering greats - The Beatles, Billy Joel, ELO. Sat for hours searching for internet video tutorials, Louis set about teaching himself any instrument he could find – “I didn’t care for technique or doing it correctly, I just wanted to be able to play songs”. Such was his unorthodox approach; a brief stint of jazz piano lessons was stopped abruptly when his tutor told him the school was “ashamed” to be associated with his eccentric style. 

Undeterred, the next decade saw Louis notch up over a thousand live shows, honing his craft the old fashioned way; often performing rowdy piano bar marathons anywhere that would take him – anything from the smallest of clubs and pubs, to cruise ships, house parties, even an ice rink. His extensive time cutting his teeth out on the road gave him the perfect preparation for recent performances at the Royal Albert Hall and BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend 2020, as well as a number of UK and EU tours. 

Contrasting his confident and dynamic live show, Louis’ carefully crafted writing tells stories about growing up in the quiet hills of Shropshire, his grandparents 65 years together, as well as frank conversations on relationships and life as a young man. Louis Coupe's music is proudly personal while boldly nostalgic.

Commercial writer, film score composer, pianist and all-round music lover.
MD at Pretty Decent Music.

Noise Network are a London-based music production duo consisting of Mike Dunne and Alastair Batchelor. They compose music for adverts, video games and film.

For all enquiries please contact: noisenetworkmusic@gmail.com

Prominent UK musician Louise Spencer is a harpist, pianist and singer experienced in traditional chamber and operatic performance, however she equally relishes broad contemporary influences by frequently performing in styles ranging from folk to pop, jazz, modern classical and electronic crossover. Hailing from Nottingham, she frequently tours the country and showcases her diverse styles, drawing inspiration from Debussy and Yiruma as well as Adele and Fleetwood Mac.

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