Calypso is a singer-songwriter originally from the southwest and now based in London. Influenced by Damien Rice, Jeff Buckley and Joan Baez, their lyrics aim to blend natural imagery with themes of confession, love and melancholy. Cal loves to walk in the rain and is always down for a cry.
Bobo Rose is an Indy/Soul artist and songwriter whose sound draws inspiration from icons like Joan Armatrading, Tracy Chapman and alternative R&B artists like Frank Ocean. Through honest and poetic lyricism, Bobo Rose explores themes of love, resilience, growth, and faith — shaped by their views on life as a queer artist.
Based in Hastings, Tygermylk is a force to be reckoned with. Their debut album ‘Local Girl, Always Tired’ released in November ‘25 was a significant milestone in Tygermylk’s rise. Ten years in the making, it is a powerful coming of age record, shaped by their life experiences, grief, resilience and tireless advocacy for LGBTQIA+ rights and disability inclusion.
You can expect dreamy vocals, indie-pop earworms and nostalgic guitars, all underpinned with courageous honesty. With significant support from the likes of DIY Mag, Consequence, tmrw magazine, BBC introducing and more.
Already an established live performer, Tygermylk cut their teeth busking on London’s Southbank for years, harnessing the power of vulnerability and connection. With performances under their belt already including Glastonbury and Isle of Wight festivals plus a live performance on Channel 4’s The Last Leg, they co-founded their own collective Queer Ass Folk, promoting some of the finest up and coming LGBTQIA+ talent. Having hosted monthly showcases in their hometown of Hastings, they curated and performed on stages at the first ever SXSW London and more recently The Great Escape.