Beautiful Boy, Laurel, Rebecca Clements, Slow Revolt

Amazing Radio join with the Royal Albert Hall once again to present new and upcoming artists in the Elgar Room.

Beautiful Boy made their online debut in August 2013 and received glowing praise from the likes of Amazing Radio, XYZ Magazine and Killing Moon. Their debut double A-sided single shows off the exceptional breadth of the bands' sound - from the heartfelt plea for redemption that is Home, to the pounding, ironic pop of Love Me More.

Laurel: This 19 year old's self-penned and self-produced songs hinge on her seductive, sultry vocals with a haunting blend of piano, beats and strings that sounds almost otherworldly. The pop that originally inspired her is there in the hooks and harmonies; the folk she fell in love with remains in the rhythms and in the restraint of her uncluttered songs.

Rebecca Clements is making a name for herself as one of the UK's most exciting new songwriters. Her music has raised comparisons with the likes of Adele and Daughter and gained props from The Line of Best Fit. She's only 19 years old, but her first singles Wildlife and Coma Boy belie an honest vulnerability that speaks of a wise old soul.

South-East London's Joe Mirza performs under the alias The Slow Revolt, producing a rare brand of contemporary electronic soul. Songs led by a stunning, expressive voice contrast lush romantic lyricism with art-school high concept; pinpoint beat programming with wild guitar abstractions.