Oslo Twins

Oslo Twins are a London-based indie-synth-pop group crafting moody soundscapes that blend trip hop, synth pop, and atmospheric electronica. Emerging from Bristol’s DIY scene, they've supported The Last Dinner Party and played Green Man, Manchester Psych Fest, and more. Their critically acclaimed 2025 EP Tresor, featuring their danceable hit I Wake Up Slowly, explores memory, dreams, and emotion through intimate vocals, minimal beats, and haunting textures.

Brain Leak

Brain Leak is founded by songwriter Tara-Gabriella Engelhardt, backed by a band of some of the finest femmes in music with Sidonie Hand-Halford on drums, Giulia Bonometti on bass and Jessica Branney on guitar. With her diary-entry lyrics, hooky melodies and consistent rises and falls in tension, she’s been likened to an early PJ Harvey, with a close collaboration with the girls making Brain Leak’s music a melting pot of influences that feels nostalgic and powerful.

flat number two

A world created by York singer, songwriter, producer and filmmaker Declan Vink; flat number two is modern alt-pop at its most relevant. Film school dropout Declan became fascinated with the visual power of music, taking inspiration from the likes of The Japanese House and Dijon. Now performing with Kanani Vierra (Jack Johnson), the live show is as visually stunning as it is sonic. Having just performed at Live At Leeds Festival with a new EP ‘monochrome’ on the horizon, 2026 is shaping up to be the biggest year yet.