Susan Style is a London-based producer and singer-songwriter whose music feels very personal and reflective. Originally from Taipei, she moved nearly 9,000 miles to London, and that journey clearly shaped the kind of music she makes today. Her debut album, Only a Broken Heart Can Hold the World, is inspired by a prayer often linked to Mother Teresa about how a broken heart can actually help someone feel more compassion for the world. That idea of vulnerability runs throughout

Matt Johnson's solo piano interpretation of "For Good" transforms the familiar stage song into a picturesque, meditative listening moment. The track is slow yet has subtle variations in the loudness and intensity that characterise the whole emotional journey, explained by the music without words. Johnson's way of playing is not only very precise but also full of emotions, making the performance more human and conversational. The recording itself is very simple and transparent

Circanium is a French ensemble that works with music and focuses on storytelling, movement, and emotion. Instead of pursuing spectacle, they heavily concentrate on human connection, living experience, and the poetry of imperfection. Their unique style of French chanson is very personal and modern, which is influenced by live concerts and communal environments. Circanium doesn't sing a song; they live it, and turn it into a personal, delicate, and heartfelt moment.

TaniA Kyllikki is an energetic British independent artist whose five-octave soulful range, whistle register, and honest lyrics have made her known worldwide.

Shelita is a cross-genre, globally rooted pop artist who seamlessly merges the most personal aspects of a cinematic experience with the world's influence into her musical compositions.

Fiona Amaka is an artist with multi-faceted talents, namely, singing, songwriting, and guitar playing.