A bluesy, vintage rock outfit from the outskirts of Surrey, with dirty licks, powerful raw vocals, and pounding rhythms. Classic rock with a modern twist, they take kare of things the only way they know how; blending catchy melodies, rocky riffs, and a bluesy swagger to create something magical.

Maddy Carty is a London based Singer-Songwriter with a unique, soulful sound. Her previous releases have gained support from Radio 1, 1xtra and BBC 6 Music amongst others. She writes songs of social commentary, love and life and at times has a political edge, which has given her the opportunity to play for a wide array of audiences, supporting the likes of Madness and Norman Jay. Drawing her inspiration from an eclectic range of influences including, Tracy Chapman, India. Airie and Amy Winehouse, Maddy writes and performs in many forms and genres and has recently teamed up with her new band The Tracksuits to deliver live performances fusing soul /RnB with hints of reggae, folk and anything in between. Maddy Carty recently released her new EP ‘Otherhood.’ Known for her fearless lyricism and soulful sound, Carty once again provides songs that resonate deeply with today’s world. With her signature blend of warmth and bite, Carty uses her music to cut through the noise, offering commentary that is both timely and timeless. Maddy also writes for other artists and producers and currently has cuts with Warner, Spinnin’ Records, Sky/SATV + many more.

“Love her voice, love her songs!” David Rodigan, Radio 1 xtra

“Sickeningly talented and using her gifts to make the world seem just a little bit fairer” Ian McCann, Record Collector Magazine

“A strikingly sophisticated and self contained talent, Maddy Carty’s commanding yet delicate vocal is serviced by original songs of depth and commitment” Gavin Martin, Music Critic, Daily Mirror

“Maddy Carty has a remarkable ability to infuse so much soul into her sound that you come out of her soundscapes feeling more human and in touch with your spirit.” Lost In The Manor

Theres something nocturnal about her voice: as if she sings for those who cannot sleep. And yet, morèl prefers to write in the quiet of early mornings, when only the city whispers. It is not only her voice that brings solace; it is her stories that draw the listener in. Where others are scared of the unknown, morèl takes her brush and paints worlds that both feel familiar and deeply unknown. Her lyrics are raw in their honesty, yet always drenched in poetry. Melancholy is not just present, it forms the very foundation of her songs. Her siren-like voice, fragile yet layered, is carried by guitar lines that recall a melancholic Joan Baez. Her sound is entirely her own, yet unmistakably shaped by flamenco, which has been a constant factor in her life. Accompanied by Nadine Rypkema on guitar, she takes you on a journey through her life. Her music has already reached listeners through national Dutch radio (NPO Radio2). Following her first international performance in Paris, multiple shows in Paris and London are now scheduled, and morèl has also been selected for Popronde 2026, one of the biggest travelling festivals of the Netherlands. morèl sings as if the night understands her in ways the day never could.

The 22-year-old Nadine Rypkema, based in Rotterdam, is a composer, guitarist, word-artist, and biologist-to-be. She translates her many fascinations and observations into poetic, narrative texts and surprising compositions. With her background in classical guitar and her love for theatre and storytelling, she holds her audience’s attention from beginning to end. Through her work, Nadine aims to reveal the structures and beauty hidden within the everyday, encouraging her audience to find comfort in it. Nadine creates performances that hover between a concert, a theatre piece, and poetry. She experiments with different disciplines and invites the audience to follow her train of thought. Together with varying ensembles, she shares her love and fascination for everything that lives on earth. She explores the ways we live with different species and how other living creatures are deeply connected to our ideas of truth and identity.