We're thrilled to present a specially curated showcase, with Believe and Tunecore, at this year's Great Escape Festival in Brighton, UK.
Join us at The Jetty on Thursday 15th May, from 12 pm, for an exciting lineup of artists from Believe, Sentric and Tunecore.
Come find your next favourite artist...
Line Up:
12:30 – 13:00 - Lo Lauren
A standout singer/songwriter who brings her own brand of Glitter Pop to the party. She has just released her debut EP Wonderlust which has been championed by Radio One’s Future Pop show (which played all the tracks released from the EP). Apple Music, Darkus magazine, BBC TV’s Saturday Mash Up and even Sir Elton John. She has played live at the 100 Event at the Oval to 20,000 people and with Rudimental With more music to come in the next few weeks, it's going to be a sparkling summer for Lo.
13:30-14:00 - Disgusting Sisters
Two sisters who split their time between making music and being disgusting. The electronic pop rock band formed in March 2024 and have recently played a string of shows in Ireland supporting Two Door Cinema Club. With relatable, provocative and funny lyrics, catchy melodies and quirky dance moves, their show is one you don’t want to miss!
14:30-15:00 - Nonô
Brazilian born, London based artist that mixes Electronic music with Brazilian influences. With over 170 million streams and 120k on Instagram, she has reached fans around the globe. Her latest EP +55, released December 2024, received raving reviews including 4/5 stars from Dork magazine. +55 also landed great sync placements: her track ‘ALÔ’ got on the soundtrack of the game F124 by EA. The second song on the EP, ‘VEM’ is the soundtrack of the new game by EA: FC 25. As NME puts it, she’s a “rising talent ready to become your new favourite artist”
15:30-16:00 - Cubzoa
Jack Wolter is an English musician who makes music and visuals under the moniker Cubzoa. Jack is also one half of the band Penelope Isles and plays guitar for CMAT. His songs and visual work evoke intimacy and delicacy, often touching on personal and melancholic themes. Described as a blend of folk, electronica, and sun-damaged pop, Cubzoa’s upcoming body of work showcases glistening electronics, textured guitars and live visuals that immerse you in a captivating sonic landscape. Self-produced at Bella Union Studios and mixed by Graham Walsh (Holy Fuck), Cubzoa’s debut LP is set to be released on Bella Union later this year.
16:30-17:00 - Damzz
A rising force in the UK rap scene, bringing intricate lyricism and sleek
flows to the forefront. Hailing from Northwest London, he first made waves in 2023 with ‘KB9’, a viral hit that resonated with the football community and landed on Manchester City’s social channels. He built on that momentum with singles like ‘Can’t Go Wrong’ and ‘Should’ve Gone Naij’ before releasing his debut EP, ‘Get Home Safe’ in 2024, a critically acclaimed project that helped him close the year with over 13 million streams. Fresh off supporting Blanco on tour and with new music on the horizon, Damzz is poised for a breakout 2025, cementing his status as one of UK rap’s most exciting new voices.