Emily Bowen's songs are like the soundtrack to a coming-of-age indie film from the 00s, where the main character slowly but surely grows and matures in a life that is anything but black and white. She grew up north of Copenhagen - right where the big city, asphalt and noise are broken by forest, fields and peace. A field of tension that has unconsciously crept under the skin of the musician and songwriter she has become. The dualities were at play in the texts she cultivated, listening to classic storytellers like Joni Mitchell and Dolly Parton, to the sci-fi literature read in the teenage room. Therefore, her own songwriting also became wordy, vivid and colorful – a handheld, poetic and distinct musical universe. And while she struggled with loneliness as a recurring life condition, music became Emily's gateway to exploring herself as an artist and being a young person with infinite sides and nuances.

Lizzie Nielsen is a Scottish/Danish singer and songwriter who has only recently explored her Danish roots. Although her musical references are both old and new, Lizzie's music feels timeless. Hearing her poetic yet down-to-earth lyrics feels like listening to a close friend, and coupled with a soundscape that guides you through the Scottish mountains, her guitar and unique vocals blend effortlessly. Despite only having lived in Denmark for two years, Lizzie quickly caught the attention of industry leaders who have taken her under their mentorship.