IDER are Megan Markwick and Lily Somerville, two housemates who found each other through music and together create icy, smoky electro-pop. They emerged in 2016 with pristine harmonies, sharp lyrics, and a DIY spirit that’s as bold as it is disarming. They quickly won over the blogosphere – including FADER and Stereogum – and were soon compared to acts like London Grammar and Rhye. Not long after, they signed with Glassnote Records (home to CHVRCHES, Childish Gambino).

Their third album 'Late To The World', recorded in a converted church studio in Wales, is their most layered work to date: a cinematic blend of electro, indie and anti-folk that embraces female identity, rage, softness and self-discovery. IDER is the voice of a generation claiming its space – at its own pace, and with a wink.

Bex is a young Brussels-based alt-pop band led by vocalist and producer Rebecca Driesmans, with Louise van den Heuvel (bass) and Victor Khaddaj (drums, synth). Their sound is inspired by Bernice, Knower, and Erykah Badu.

In June 2024, they released their debut EP The Kitchen on Polymoon. The songs tell personal stories and explore coping mechanisms, balancing darkness with absurdity and warmth. Musically, Bex moves between intimate and maximalist atmospheres, carried by Rebecca’s warm, expressive voice.

Martha Moore (real name Marthe Lagae) is a Brussels-based singer-songwriter with a rich musical lineage, as the daughter of London musician G.T. Moore. Her music moves naturally between folk, indie, pop, and rock, drawing inspiration from artists like Adrienne Lenker, Jessica Pratt, and PJ Harvey. Since forming her band in 2022, she released her debut EP Out Of Season and has already performed on numerous Belgian stages, including AB Club, Trefpunt, and Dranouter Festival.