About Livvy Lauren:

A true rising star, Livvy has been immersed in music since the age of 4, transforming her early passion into a promising career. Hailing from Kent, Livvy found solace in music as a therapeutic outlet to navigate her struggles with anxiety, depression, and ADHD. Influenced by musical legends like Aretha Franklin, her sound is a unique fusion of soul, jazz, and classical training, which she channels into hypnotic, genre-bending performances.

Her latest single, ‘Felt Love’, was crafted at London’s iconic Abbey Road Studios with renowned producer Jungle Boi (known for his work with Zayn, R3hab, Shy FX, and Lily Allen), further proving her versatility and talent. Blending elements of drum and bass, house, and R&B, Livvy has been compared to dynamic pop stars like Tate McRae and Doja Cat, especially for her electric stage presence. ‘Felt Love’ was also unexpectedly featured on Love Island, adding to her growing profile as an artist to watch in the UK pop scene. With her unique blend of heartfelt lyrics, danceable beats, and captivating energy, Livvy is an artist on the rise—ready to make her mark on the pop landscape.

About Maddox Jones:

Already an established name, Maddox Jones continues to carve out his solo career with a string of successful releases. Having been named Songwriter of the Year at the Northamptonshire Local Music Awards, Maddox is currently gearing up to release his sophomore album, ‘Waiting for the World to Turn’, on November 1st. Maddox has also been writing and collaborating this year with artists such as Billy Locket, Janet Devlin, and Great Adamz.

In addition to his recorded output, Maddox is also making waves on the live circuit. He will soon embark on an extensive UK tour, opening for pop icon Will Young. Before that, he supported Mae Stephens on the Main Stage at the Northampton Music Festival and opened for Kenny Thomas at the Roadmender in Northampton. Maddox’s career began with chart success as part of the band The Departure, sharing the stage with acts like The Killers and Placebo at prestigious festivals including Reading & Leeds and Glastonbury.

His solo debut EP ‘Headspace’ made a significant impact, reaching #4 on the iTunes Singer-Songwriter Chart. Since then, he’s continued to gain recognition, with singles like ‘Can’t Wait for the Summer’ hitting the #1 spot. Maddox’s 2021 hit ‘Make Me Yours’ from his debut album ‘Believe It’ also peaked at #5 on Music Week’s Commercial Pop and Upfront Club Chart, further cementing his place as one of the UK's most exciting singer-songwriters.