Maria White

A 20 year old singer/songwriter, Maria has already been compared to the likes of Tracey Chapman and Macey Grey., Her soulful tone and emotive songwriting have lefd her to be featured on BBC Radio Kent as well as supported established acts such as Barbara Dickson. 
Currently in the process of recording her new EP, 'Blue Jumper', Maria is certainly one to watch! 

Sonia Stein

Sonia Stein creates the sort of songs that are full of drama and emotional complexities, songs that work their way into your subconscious and never let go. 

Despite a fairly restless upbringing of traversing across continents (Berlin, Poland, and America to name but a few), the music Sonia Stein creates is beautifully anchored. Quietly determined, she creates the sort of songs that are full of drama and emotional complexities, describing ‘One Of Those Things’ as being about, “The stage of denial at the end of a relationship with someone or something. You hold onto it out of comfort and fear, hoping if you wait a little longer, some semblance of what you had in the first place will show up again.

One Of Those Things, Sonia Stein’s debut single with Marathon Artists is available now.

Monty Taft

Monty Taft is a gifted seventeen-year-old singer-songwriter whose music addresses the trials and tribulations of a young person’s ascent into adulthood.

In a matter of months, he has transcended from a regular favourite on Jersey's live music circuit to having his self-penned songs played across the nation.

Imagine a teenage Ben Howard crossed with Damien Rice and George Ezra, then you may get a picture of what to expect from Monty Taft’s fresh take on acoustic folk-pop. His bright and uplifting tunes are born out of the ups and downs of being a teenager torn between two worlds. From hometown hero to a new life in Birmingham, Taft is a voice for a generation of teenagers who are learning the challenges of moving away and chasing their wildest ambitions.  

Not long after his move to the city, Huw Stephens discovered Monty’s talents and gave his first official single, ‘These Walls’, a spin on Radio 1. The support from national media kick-started a chain of events which culminated in him supporting Seafret and being announced for no less than two coveted slots on the Acoustic Stage at Glastonbury Festival this June. 

Joe Dolman

20-year-old singer-songwriter from Leamington Spa. Praised for his relatable lyrics and emotive live performances, Joe has been attracting attention from the public more than ever before. With 2 independently released EP’s under his belt landing him top 10 in the UK and US iTunes charts, Dolman has been growing from strength to strength with each show he plays. His first appearance on the big stage was at Hyde Park back in 2014, since then he has taken his music around not only the UK but overseas also – including festival appearances at Reeperbahn in Hamburg and house concert tours across America.

“Skilfully crafting songs way beyond his years.”

— TMRW Magazine

“An exciting new talent. One to watch!”

— Janice Long, BBC Radio 2

“There’s a sense of unforced innocence to his work.”

— Clash Music

Miller Blue

Influenced by a range of genres, Benjamin Joseph Edwards, or Miller Blue, is a self taught songwriter and producer originally from Shropshire. Producing his first EP in his bedroom studio at home with influences from the likes of Nas, The Fugees, James Blake, Chet Faker and Frank Ocean, Miller developed his craft until he finally felt comfortable with his sound. The result of this was his Persistence EP which has an eclectic sound blending soulfully subdued vocals and refreshing melodic raps with electronically driven instrumental elements of Hip Hop, R&B, Soul and Pop. We can't promise you won't walk away a little bit in love! 

Belle Roscoe

With their new wave indie folk/ rock sound this independent and international band, hailing from Melbourne, Australia has been building a solid underground buzz in Europe and the UK recently. 

Led by siblings Matty & Julia Gurry, Belle Roscoe has spent time in Europe defining their sound & collaborating with European musicians and renowned DJ producer Luuk Cox (Shameboy, Girls in Hawaii, Stromae, & MLCD). The band have recently worked with legendary US producer Phil Ek (Fleet Foxes, The Shins, Paper Kites).

Refreshingly cool & epic indie melodies married with an underground old school electronic world are the result.

Belle Roscoe are currently based in London, United Kingdom.

John Fairhurst

Whether performing solo, or at the front of the hardest-hitting rhythm section on the scene, John’s setlist is loud, sweaty and basically just explosive.

Dripping with deep-south attitude and northern blues, John’s built a solid wall of sound that’s almost daring you to stand up to it.

John Fairhust is a master storyteller, and his lyrics speak of so many stories that you’ll be racing to turn over to the next page in his book.

“It is physically impossible to listen to John Fairhust without moving some body part or another. Now, if this was polite, lightly-tap-the-steering-wheel-as-you-drive-along music, all would be well – but it isn’t. This is a magnificent thumping wall of electric blues.”

— FATEA Records’ Tim Goodwin

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Two Ways Home

When a male and female vocal blends harmoniously, the result can often be life-affirming. Isabella Mariee from Austria and Cotswolds lad Lewis Fowler are Two Ways Home. Last year the Anglo/Austrian group released their debut four-track EP ‘Wood For Trees’ showcasing their country infused folk rock for the first time following a life changing pilgrimage to Nashville in 2013.

The Coopers

The Coopers keep the recipe simple: a healthy dose of quirky pop, a twist of indie, and enough sunshine to bring the summer into full swing.

Hailing originally from small town Australia, The Coopers made their mark in the UK early on, earning critical praise for their energetic and compelling live shows.