Kwabs

After supporting acts Zak Abel & Raleigh Ritchie hit the stage and performed their collection of promising music the audience was warmed up and ready for the main act! Drinks were of the plenty and the outdoor setting really embraced the summer festival vibe.

Despite having only released two EPs of haunting neo-soul the 25-year-old seems less a contender than an acknowledged heavyweight champion looking into the eyes of the crowd and challenging them to defy him.

Performing with the same over-the-top attitude as a Voice contestant, the captivating tracks released online – Perfect Ruin in particular – are replaced with something altogether more amateurish.

The second is the Hare and Hounds Kingsheath, home to the departure lounge for the fans of some of the finest emerging acts in the world of music.

Camden Koko, London, UK

The 23-year-old from south London began the year tipped as an artist to keep an eye on and with his brand of futuristic soul he has thus far steered clear of the Bermuda triangle of ones to watch.

Supported by Zak Abel a young talent with a striking powerful voice who certainly did the job of warming up the crowd; by the time he left the stage - the room was buzzing with anticipation.