Jeremy Ngatho Cole [he/him] is a Kenyan-born, UK-raised filmmaker, creative director, and artist known for work that explores Black British culture. His portfolio spans TV, documentary, short film, and stage design. In 2019, he co-founded creative studio YOUT with Marcus Grey, producing campaigns and visuals for artists such as Little Simz, Michael Kiwanuka, Ezra Collective, Celeste, Nubya Garcia and Pa Salieu. As well as a love for poster design and painting, Jeremy has led creative direction for major tours and album campaigns, and next, he’s bringing his design vision to Little Simz’s highly anticipated Lotus tour.

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Jodeci Chin [she/her] is a creative force across music, media, and culture. With a background spanning broadcast at Reprezent, talent management at Vevo and spearheading her own agency, GLU, she’s led campaigns for artists like Rema, FLO and Spice, and delivered major brand moments with Nike, JD and BBC Radio 1. Recognised by Time Out and Her Network for championing underground talent, she’s a sought-after voice in Music Week, Highsnobiety and on stages like The Great Escape.

Sam Wise [he/him] is a South London rapper known for his genre-blending sound and sharp lyricism. As a founding member of House of Pharaohs, he helped shape the UK underground scene before stepping out with solo projects like Sorry You Were Saying and Free Game. His music blends hip-hop, trap, and alternative vibes, offering a balance of bold energy and introspective depth. Collaborations with artists like Knucks and Octavian, along with his distinct voice and fearless creativity, have earned him critical acclaim. Sam Wise continues to push boundaries, standing out as one of the UK’s most exciting voices in rap.

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