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Anna B Savage is a London singer-songwriter and musician. Her songs are stark, skeletal paintings of moods and reflection, using a palette of mainly voice and guitar. Most prominent is her voice – strong and sonorous, yet with a vulnerability that feels as if she’s in the same room as you. Read more on Last.fm

Daisy Rickman is a self taught multi-disciplinary Artist from Mousehole, Cornwall UK, drawing inspiration from the landscape and culture of her home county. Her music is ethereal, out-of-time, psychy & pastoral, merging folk and psychedelia in an ode to both her homeland and the cosmos that holds us. Shes also active internationally in the Visual Arts, Film and Photographic circles. Read more on Last.fm

“Stunning.” - Clash “A beautifully ritualistic trance.” - The Guardian Mermaid Chunky. It’s all in a name, sometimes. The danceable, costumed, curiosity rich duo of artists Freya Tate and Moina Moin are as imaginative as they profess. Or, to get more to the point, as we all need them to be. Freya and Moina are two visual artists and musicians from Stroud and South London, places where they importantly found communities (Stroud’s SVA and Read more on Last.fm

Catherine Bush (born 30 July 1958) is an English singer, songwriter, musician, dancer, and record producer. She is known for her eclectic musical style, literary and unconventional lyrics, and innovative use of dance and visual performance. Her work has influenced a wide range of artists across genres. Bush began writing songs at the age of 11 and was later signed to EMI Records after David Gilmour of Pink Floyd helped fund a professional demo recording. Read more on Last.fm

RÓIS is a composer, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and electronic artist from Fermanagh. Read more on Last.fm

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The Pogues are a Celtic punk band from London, formed in 1982 and fronted by Shane MacGowan. The band reached international prominence in the 1980s and early 1990s. MacGowan left the band in 1991 due to drinking problems, but the band continued first with Joe Strummer and then with Spider Stacy on vocals before breaking up in 1996. The band, including MacGowan, reformed in 2001 and have been playing regularly ever since. While the band have not released an album since 1996 Read more on Last.fm

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Michael O’Shea (1947-1991) was an experimental folk musician from Newry, Northern Ireland, who played a unique handmade string instrument he called “Mo Chara” (Irish for “My Friend”), loosely based on the blueprints for a North African zither. After years as an itinerant musician and busker among other odd-jobs, his unique musical style attracted the attentions of fellow musicians, culminating in a 1982 album which was his sole recording as leader. Read more on Last.fm

Nedim Nalbantoğlu, born 1966 in Kırklareli, Turkey, is a violin player. Read more on Last.fm