Thrum

Thrum were formed in Lanarkshire in 1992 by vocalist Monica Queen and guitarist Johnny Smillie. Both musicians shared a love of Neil Young & Crazy Horse and Patsy Cline, influences that provided a bedrock for the sound of Thrum. Queen's voice - soulful, wounded, fearless - remains one of the most distinctive in Scottish music, capable of shifting from intimate hush to soaring gospel-tinged fire. Smillie, her long-time collaborator, shapes the band's sonic backbone with his signature guitar work and production: sharp-edged, tender, and meticulously crafted.

The band split up in 1995 with Monica going to forge a solo careeer before announcing the band had reformed in 2011.

QUAD90 is the new project from vocalists Amelia Lironi and Naomi Mackay. They have a unique disco-funk sound, think Chic if they were produced by Matin Hannett on Ze Records.

Radhika Das is a London-based Kirtan artist and Bhakti Yoga teacher who has been practising for 16 years. Radhika has devoted his life to helping people find spiritual fulfilment through mantra, bhakti yoga, and meditation.