Artist | Youth Music

Trees.R.Good

Trees.R.Good's musical work is geared towards inspiring listeners to better connect with nature to understand and combat the climate crisis. To date, they have taken part in various artistic programs such as Manchester Jazz Festival Soundcheck, Nubya Garcia’s Residency (Brighter Sound) and Manchester International Festival. They have also sold out their first Manchester and Brussels headline shows, accompanied by an 8-piece live band. The NextGen Fund has been supporting them to master, create visualisers for, and market their latest 7-track EP, 'Trees Are Good'.

t.e.d

t.e.d is an artist based in Gloucester. Over the past few years, she has performed at a variety of shows and festivals around the UK, including Wychwood, Witcombe, Cheltenham Jazz Festival, Sounds of Stroud, and a headline show at The Louisiana Bristol. The NextGen Fund is currently supporting her to mix, produce and master her upcoming four-track EP, 'Neophyte'.

Susi Pagel

Susi Pagel is an alt-pop artist from Belfast, who released her debut EP (‘can you hear me now?') this November, with the support of the NextGen Fund. She has toured across Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland in 2024, in collaboration with Output Belfast, PRS for Music, Electric Picnic Festival, and more.

StudioWyzz

Featuring coveted samples from artists like FKJ and Shiloh Dynasty, StudioWyzz's music has racked up over 200,000 monthly listeners on Spotify, with his song 'No Drop' hitting over 1 million streams alone. He has also received support from BBC Introducing, and this year was shortlisted for Rising Star (Artist) in our 2024 Youth Music Awards.

simon a.

Since starting to release his music, simon a. has performed at Tramlines Festival, headlined his own show at Notting Hill Arts Club, and been featured in magazines including Clash, Notion and GUAP. In 2024, he released his EP ‘the show’, and performed at All Points East Festival on the Amex Unsigned stage in partnership with Levi’s UK.

Serena Jasmine

Serena Jasmine is a singer from the West Midlands. With the NextGen Fund, she has been working on her latest EP, 'Everlasting', which is about legacy, memory and generational stories. It will bring South Asian sonic and cultural influences into her sound for the first time.

Ralph

Ralph is an artist and teacher. The NextGen Fund is supporting him to release his next EP, which will delve into themes such as self-discovery, growth, gratitude and staying true to oneself.

Marcus Frame

Marcus Frame is a multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer based in Glasgow. He is a commissioned producer for anam creative, and has composed projects in collaboration with fellow NextGen Funded artist Naafi. He also runs a monthly live groove jam at Hillhead Bookclub.

ManLikeVision

ManLikeVision is a rapper from Newport. His debut album 'Boy From the South' was nominated for a Welsh Music Prize. He is a frequent live performer, and has performed at Immersed!/BBC Radio 6 Music Fringe, and supported artists like D Double E, Young T and Bugsey and Lady Leshurr.

Mairi Sutherland

Mairi Sutherland is a contemporary folk singer and visual artist from Scotland. The NextGen Fund is supporting her to release her latest EP, 'Paint-slinger', where she will combine rich sounds and visual elements, such as hand-drawn animations, to create an immersive experience for listeners.

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