Alexandra Alden is a Maltese-English singer-songwriter who moves between indie-folk and intimate, narrative pop. Her music feels like the first morning light after a long night: vulnerable, cinematic, and steeped in melancholy. With influences from Big Thief, Phoebe Bridgers, Sufjan Stevens, Nick Drake, and Laura Marling, she creates confessional indie-folk with literary finesse and a dreamy, cinematic atmosphere. Fans of these artists will feel right at home in Alden's world of subtle arrangements and emotional depth.

‍Her latest album When Is It Too Late? (2025) was critically acclaimed by OOR and Clash Magazine, among others, and marks her most mature work to date. Alden has previously performed on stages in London and New York, played at Eurosonic Noorderslag (ESNS), and toured as support for Jon Gomm and Cara Rose. With a growing European fanbase and an upcoming tour through the Netherlands, Germany, and France, she confirms her reputation as an artist who can be both whisper-soft and compelling.

Hana Fatur is a melancholic indie pop artist whose evocative songwriting and fragile voice take us through the mosaic of her memories and inner emotional turmoil. Her poetic songs about quiet loneliness, sleepless thoughts, and deep sorrow form sensitive, lyrically driven music reminiscent of the dark sincerity and ambient sound world of Phoebe Bridgers.

‍The 24-year-old singer-songwriter is originally from Ljubljana, Slovenia, and is currently based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The winner of the Grote Prijs van Rotterdam and the Belofte Award 2024 is currently touring the Netherlands and Slovenia and working on her debut EP, of which the first two singles, “Satellite” and “Follow South”, have already been released.