Hailing from a small town near Ottawa, Leith Ross (they/them) is a Canadian singer-songwriter whose honest, heart-wrenching voice and introspective lyrics have captivated listeners worldwide. Blending indie folk, alternative, and soft rock, Leith crafts deeply personal songs about queerness, love, and identity, equal parts fragile and powerful. Their debut EP 'Motherwell' (2020) drew early acclaim, followed by the viral success of “We’ll Never Have Sex” and their debut album To Learn on Republic Records. With over 450 million streams, tours with Lord Huron and Bahamas, and critical praise from NME, The FADER and CLASH, Leith continues to shape a sound that feels as intimate as a whisper yet as universal as heartbreak itself.

Katie Gregson-MacLeod is a Scottish singer-songwriter whose deeply personal lyricism and folk-influenced sound have built her a dedicated global audience. Growing up in the Scottish Highlands, her love for music and storytelling was shaped early on, drawing inspiration from classic songwriters like Joni Mitchell, Leonard Cohen and Elliott Smith, alongside touches of soul and Motown. After busking and self-releasing her first EP, she broke through internationally with the viral hit “complex”. Now embracing creative independence, Katie continues to craft intimate, poetic songs that explore love, power dynamics and self-reflection with striking honesty.