James Lloyd Smith is an Indie Folk artist from The Garden of England.

Crafting an atmospheric, grounded soundscape through home recording, James Lloyd Smith blends intricate melodies with organic instrumentation – all self-recorded and produced.

Steeped in the language and tones of the natural landscape, Lloyd Smith combines earthy reflections with personal introspection. And like the shifting seasons, his lyrics ebb and flow between solitude and renewal, loss and rediscovery.

James Lloyd Smith’s music invites listeners into a world of nostalgia, introspection, and quiet beauty, making space for both melancholy and hope.

Emily Kelly is a singer-songwriter and guitarist of the folkish variety, hailing from both Virginia and the lovely lovely Kent. Springing from the roots of Brandi Carlile, First Aid Kit, and Billie Marten, her work is poignantly lyrical with a strong storytelling focus.

Anna Conroy is a musician from Kent. Primarily a composer, arranger and conductor, she has recently started writing her own songs, which so far, have a raw and melancholic feel with jazzy undertones, inspired by artists like Lizzy McAlpine, Jacob Collier, and Nick Drake. Anna’s music aims to connect to listeners and offer a comforting, friendly hand when they need it.