Pippa Blundell is a Glasgow grown songstress. Her lyrics are prominent and raw whilst her fingerstyle guitar and layered vocal harmony wraps you in a blanket and hugs you. Her sound is influenced by her classical vocal roots, by the storytelling of folk artists and by contemporary urban tales and ambient sounds, culminating in a modern, hushed and intense experience that soothes yet soars.

Pippa graduated from the Royal conservatoire of Scotland in 2022 with a degree in Mezzo-Soprano voice, initially aspiring to be an Opera singer her passions naturally led her to song-writing and composition. She found her true belonging in the pubs, clubs and venues of Glasgow’s thriving contemporary music scene. Her debut EP, "Sisters," was launched in September 2023 as a set of four stripped back and reflective tracks. Pippa writes, "Sisters is about my constant journey of understanding what womanhood means to me. It’s an interrogation of the women in my life, and the intricacies of being a young woman in her early 20s. It's about how my mother raised me, how she upset me, how she loved me. It's about friendship, understanding love, and being a woman in love. It’s an ode to the messy, and the beautiful. It's about sisters.” In May 2024 Pippa released her single “That’s Fine”, a love letter and reflection on her home city of Glasgow, how the people of Glasgow support each other through struggle with humour, community and togetherness. She recently collaborated with new Scottish producer ROKI on a remix of her track ‘reason’ from the debut EP. Fusing new wave bass electronica with lyrical alternative folk. 

Pippa was one of the 5 nominated artists for the Sound of Young Scotland award by Scottish Album of the Year in both 2023 and 2024. She toured as the solo support act for corto.alto on the UK tour of their Mercury nominated album ‘Bad with Names’ and has supported numerous artists in and around Glasgow including Nubiyan Twist, Rachel Sermanni and Kaia Kater. Pippa is also a vocalist in the Glasgow Balafon Orchestra (GABO) and has worked as a session vocalist in various projects including ‘Irini Arabatzi’, ‘Tom Maguire and the Brassholes’, ‘Terra Kin’ and ‘Michiel’. 

ELANDA, is a multidisciplinary artist blending DJing, live performance, and somatic movement practices. She has performed at prominent venues and festivals across Scotland and England, earning a dj residency at Glasgow's iconic La Cheetah, where her sets fuse Afro inspired electronica , UK bass, jazz, electronica, dubstep and more. 

In 2024, ELANDA transitioned into live performance, incorporating music production, vocals, and stagecraft to connect with audiences in a deeper, more dynamic way.

As a co-founder of the Lüuma Collective and Annies Eden, they create conscious spaces through events that celebrate holistic healing, sound baths, and somatic workshops. ELANDA's work is dedicated to fostering community and empowering personal expression through music and movement.

DJ and Producer ROKI is artistically shaped by his Italian and Irish heritage. His love of fusing genres and influences shine through in his mixes, blending Salsa, Gqom and Funk with heavier dance music. ROKI has also produced and worked with Scottish artists across various genres,  including Anoushka Nanguy, Pippa Blundell, GAÏA, corto.alto and DD Dragon. His debut EP ‘VOLUME’ has just released independently and draws on his background as a second generation immigrant, and how a love of dance music shaped his growth. He’s touching down at the FLOS Collective fundraiser to keep the energy high and the bass knocking!

Gaïa is a young dynamic vocalist hailing from France who has quickly cemented herself in the Glasgow new-jazz scene, blending rnb and neo-soul. Having been deeply influenced by black music  from an early age, her connection to her music is deeply explorative and emotive, connected to her identity and experiences. Her music tells a deeply personal story, influenced by the people around her and has moulded to represent her breadth of life leading to powerful, soul-stirring performances. 

She made her start in Glasgow’s vibrant grassroots jazz scene, listening, learning and honing her craft, eventually making a name for herself through jam sessions showcasing her soulful voice and improvisational prowess. This continued to feed her collaborative approach to music, leading to her involvement in various jazz-fusion projects including GABO (Glasgow African Balafon Orchestra), Modernistic, Glitch41, The Rebecca Vasmant Ensemble and Tom & The Brassholes to name a few.

Since building herself up in the Glasgow jazz scene, she continues to push boundaries and cross-pollinate within different genres. Her own project is the next  exciting step in her artist-journey and with a rapidly building profile Gaïa hopes to continue her growth as an artist amongst music and other practices.

Raivo Sloan is an experimental sound artist, musician, and DJ, who has been a relentlessly creative presence in the Glasgow area lately. Their outputs weave together beautifully strange, atonal ambient work with left-field R&B influences creating genre-resistant sonic spaces.