Artist | Youth Music

Marshall Fairbrother

Marshall Fairbrother is an artist and sound engineer. He was invited to London by the RNIB to speak at their 'Inclusive Design In Harmony' panel, and took part in the Ableton Beta Program. He also mixed the sound for Captivate Takeover at their Arts Education Conference in 2024.

Marnie Glum

Marnie Glum is an alternative-folk songwriter and guitarist. She has recently supported Sunflower Thieves on tour, and co-headlined a show at Brudenell Social Club.

Mali Hâf

Mali Hâf is a singer from Wales. This year, she opened for Huw Stephens' BBC 6 Celebration, celebrating the best of Cardiff's music scene. She has also received support from Clash Magazine.

Lois

Following the release of her debut EP, Lois has already sold out a headline show at Leeds' Hyde Park Book Club, and performed at major festivals including Live at Leeds, Highest Point, Liverpool SoundCity and Kendall Calling. Her music has also received media and radio support from BBC Radio 1, BBC Introducing, Clash, Wonderland, Notion and Louder Than War.

Lila Zing

Lila Zing is a singer-songwriter and producer from Wales. All of her songs are tuned to a 432Hz frequency. She recently supported Carwyn Ellis on tour, recorded two songs for BBC Radio Cymru, and was selected for the Forte Project's Artist Development programme in 2024.

Lehi

Lehi is an emerging artist who is looking forward to releasing his debut EP in 2025, with the support of the NextGen Fund. His debut singles have already received support from BBC Introducing and Radio X.

KAP

KAP is a singer, songwriter and producer. She recently won the Future Sounds of Nottingham Competition and opened the main stage of Nottingham’s most iconic venue, Rock City, for Dot2Dot Festival 2024.

Joshua Todd

Joshua Todd is a songwriter and guitarist who has performed extensively this year, including at the Newark Hustle, The Full Shebang, TOLfest and the Hockley Hustle.

supermaus

supermaus is an alt-rock artist from Leeds. supermaus has received support from Launchpad, Come Play With Me and The F-List. The NextGen Fund will support the creation and release of her debut EP.

Heather Cartwright

Heather Cartwright is a guitarist based in Scotland. Her work includes performing solo and in ensembles, community music, writing commissions, studio recording and teaching guitar workshops. To date, she has toured regularly around Scotland, performing alongside the likes of Beth Malcolm, Hannah Rarity, Ainsley Hamill and Josie Duncan.

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