Jonique, Drury Hill, Dogsbody, Harry Klaus

JONIQUE - Formerly of alt-rock duo Fräulein, Jonique writes music grown from the gut. Songs about memory, identity and belonging play out in front of you, each like a distinct scene from the world she’s carving out for herself. Her solo project - backed by a cracking band - retains the edge of alt-rock, while weaving in the atmospheric influence of 90s trip-hop and electronica.

DRURY HILL - Currently Leeds-base, Drury Hill are an offbeat but consistently tuneful quartet that flickers seamlessly through soft rock, post folk and indie pop sounds.

DOGSBODY - The brainchild of Mimi Jones, whose songwriting has been likened to Jeff Buckley, Elliott Smith and Mazzy Star, Dogsbody craft honest songs with grungy chord progressions; every note is purposeful and every lyric deliberate. Mimi’s jazz-imbued vocals and raw delivery bring the songs into their most intimate form.

HARRY KLAUS - multi-instrumentalist artist combining disorder with pop sensibilities to create an authentic, dark, outsider folk sound - ranging from simplistic electro-baroque songs to expansive country ballads.