Yasmina Cherelle is a London-born, Irish singer, songwriter and actress crafting emotionally charged pop, soul and R&B rooted in authentic storytelling with a cinematic edge. Splitting her time between London, LA and Dublin, she brings together music, dance and performance to create a powerful, nuanced artistry.

Her new single “Liberate Me,” written by Yasmina and produced by Grammy-winning hitmaker Wayne Wilkins — known for global hits including Beyoncé’s “Sweet Dreams” and Cheryl’s “Fight For This Love” — marks a defining new chapter, blending soaring vocals with themes of healing, intuition and empowerment. The accompanying music video, developed in collaboration with Kimberly Wyatt (The Pussycat Dolls) and Sharon June (Dua Lipa), reflects Yasmina’s instinctive, almost otherworldly connection to emotion, and movement.

A dynamic live performer, she has taken the stage at iconic venues including Shepherd’s Bush Empire, Wembley Arena and 100 Wardour Street, and recently supported Paddy Casey at Whelan’s, Dublin. Her work spans music, film, dance and theatre, with collaborations alongside artists and creatives including Drake, Stereophonics, Renée Zellweger and Bhavik Knightstarr (Tori Kelly, Craig David).

With influences spanning Prince, Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, Christina Aguilera, and Britney Spears, combined with a modern, soulful edge, Yasmina Cherelle is an artist stepping fully into her power — and one not to be missed.

Bri Fletcher is a Fort Worth, Texas–born country singer-songwriter now based in Nashville. Her sound blends country roots with R&B and pop influences, giving her music a soulful, modern edge without losing the story at the center. She’s not trying to out-sing the song — she just means what she’s singing. There’s a natural grit in her voice, but it’s controlled, lived-in, and honest, the kind that makes a lyric feel personal instead of performed.

She gained national attention on Season 25 of The Voice, earning a spot on Team Chance the Rapper and standing out for her raw delivery and depth as a vocalist. That exposure helped launch a fast-moving career, leading to collaborations with artists such as Sammy Arriaga and Jake Hoot and opening doors across the country and Americana scenes.

Her debut EP, Chapter One, has surpassed 3.5 million streams, signaling a growing fanbase drawn to her grounded songwriting and authenticity. Fletcher’s music videos have premiered on CMT, and her single “Bigger in Texas” earned strong editorial support across streaming platforms, particularly Spotify.

She’s been featured in publications like Holler, American Songwriter, and Taste of Country, among others. In Nashville, she’s also a regular performer at Song Suffragettes — the city’s only all-female acoustic showcase, known for spotlighting some of its most promising rising artists.

Frank Walker is a London based singer-songwriter with a background in classical music. He completed his musical training at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and has worked as an orchestral horn player all over the world. His music is heavily influenced by the theatrical and varied sounds of the Divine Comedy and makes use of dry wit, shifting time, and dissonant harmonies to colour his lyrics. He also struggles to write bios that really sell himself.