Program

Under the approving eye of Sarah Pepels and Aram Santy, a group of enthusiastic talents learned how to write their own song.

Armed with an arsenal of synths, recorders, drum samplers, and other gear that would make any music nerd drool, Marie Davidson seamlessly blends techno, house, synthpop, and italo disco.

Modestep explores the edge where rock meets dubstep, with dark melodies and lingering basslines.

Night Tapes sounds like the soundtrack to a neon-lit night: dreamy, sharp, and full of atmosphere.

Annahstasia is a genre-defying singer-songwriter who blends soulful folk with poetry, spirituality, and a deep-rooted love in all its forms.

Nourished By Time’s music reads like a diary from the underbelly of late capitalism: sharply observational, dreamlike, and full of bitter romanticism.

With his breakthrough single “I Walk This Earth All By Myself,” EKKSTACY immediately made his mark as one of the most intriguing new voices in the alternative scene.

Aäron Kock delivers a dynamic blend of indie rock and americana in the vein of The Veils, My Morning Jacket, and Strand of Oaks.

British indie rock band fronted by Will Taylor, known for their dreamy harmonies, strong melodies and honest lyrics.

The coolest kids in Copenhagen are at it again. The Raveonettes bring their fuzzy melancholy into 2025.

Soft Loft's music effortlessly touches your most sensitive strings and makes you fall in love with everything it means to be human.

American EBM power duo Youth Code (Sara Taylor & Ryan George) return with Yours, With Malice — their first full-force statement in five years.

LA LOM mixes Cumbia Sonidera, ’60s soul, boleros, Peruvian Chicha, and Bakersfield Country into warm, danceable grooves that evoke backyard parties, late-night radio, and club nights all at once.

In the soft light of West London, Matilda Mann tells stories of love, loss, and the small moments that stay with you on her new album.

Number 1 in the UK Album Charts and a Mercury Prize nomination: with a mix of catchy synthpop, nostalgic britpop, and a touch of psychedelia, Blossoms continue to impress.