**Ines Loubet** Inês Loubet is a Portuguese singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer blending Latin jazz, Tropicália, and soulful grooves into her signature sound. With extensive radio play and celebrated live performances, Inês continues to enchant listeners worldwide, solidifying her place as a vital voice in contemporary jazz and world music. Her music has captivated audiences at headline shows and festivals like the EFG London Jazz Festival, Tropical Pressure Festival, and Brick Lane Jazz Festival, as well as venues like the Royal Albert Hall and Union Chapel. **Kadialy Kouyate** Kadialy Kouyate’s mesmerizing kora skills are deeply rooted in his ancestral lineage of Kouyate griots. Born in southern Senegal, within the rich cultural tapestry of the Mandinka people, he naturally absorbed the traditional griot repertoire from an early age. Embracing this art of Senegalese storytelling, he soon forged his own path as a musician, singer, and songwriter. In his late twenties, Kadialy moved to the UK, where he became a vital force in London’s music scene, blending his griot heritage with a wide range of collaborations. He has worked with artists such as Mumford & Sons, Baaba Maal, Abel Selaocoe, Shabaka Hutchings, and Camilla George. He also co-wrote Greentea Peng’s ‘Downers’ and performed on Later with Jools Holland alongside Mahalia and Pa Salieu, as well as joining Adekunle Gold at Wembley Arena and the BBC’s Live Lounge.