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THE EVENT

Out of thousands of hopefuls, only a handful of standout solo artists and duos remain in the Future Icon Semi-Finals, each competing for a career-changing prize package worth over £5,000.

The winner will receive £1,000 in cash, an industry-leading PR and artist development package courtesy of Blinding Talent, and professional studio recording time at Puzzle Factory Studios.

Future Icon is built to give emerging talent the tools, support, and momentum they need to thrive, from funding to promotion to production.

Make your voice heard and support your favourite artist and help them become a…. ‘Future Icon’.

EVENT DETAILS

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VENUE	//	The Star of Kings, 126 York Wy, London N1 0AX
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AGE	//	18+ (Valid I.D will be required)

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Sam Edwards
PRICEY
Harriet Perring
Burlington
Nathan & Elena
Emma Hampton

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Sam Edwards

Sam Edwards is a 25 year-old singer-songwriter from Wales, based in London. Born to a slap-bass player, music is in Sam’s blood. This shows on stage, as well as his unique humour and charm. He’s been releasing music for 10 years but recently took a short hiatus and is back with his best stuff yet! During this break he’s been building a following on Tik-Tok and refining his sound. He is an energetic performer and wants people to sing, dance and have a party with him, as well as laugh along in between the songs. His latest release ‘Best Of me’ has turned out to be the perfect comeback with his iconic Tik-Tok promotions garnering over a million views. Now releasing monthly, he is one to watch.

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PRICEY

Hailing from Cardiff, South Wales, PRICEY is an emerging singer-songwriter whose journey began in the vibrant streets of London. PRICEY’s original compositions often start as poems, revealing his poetic roots. His lyrics delve into social commentary and gritty storytelling, offering an authentic portrayal of human experiences. What sets him apart is his remarkable vocal range, effortlessly transitioning between belting and falsetto. PRICEY’s music, a unique blend of drama and poetry, promises to captivate audiences and carve a distinctive niche in the singer-songwriter scene.

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Harriet Perring

Harriet is a London-based singer-songwriter from Somerset, blending pop, folk, and country influences. Her sound combines catchy hooks and emotive lyrics, drawing comparisons to Noah Kahan and Phoebe Bridgers. With a background in classical and musical theatre, her live performances are captivating. She holds a psychology degree and has a surprising past in voice acting-if you’ve seen Peter Rabbit or played Lara Croft, you might know her voice!

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Burlington

Burlington is that Sunday cruising, “chill-in-the-park”, “feel-good” kind of musician. As a singer, songwriter and producer Burlington explores the sound of life, aiming to create songs that leave your soul feeling good. Burlington, this being his second musical presence, decided to shift over into indie-pop when he realized that he did not have to be attached to one single sound. This genre allows him to explore his more acoustic and alternative sound whilst his alter ego “Matto” allows him the freedom to create that ever loved house music. As a part time musician, Burlington says his day jobs feeds his stomach, but his music feeds is soul.

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Nathan & Elena

Nathan and Elena are a piano and vocal duo, who have performed both in a band and as a duo for nearly two years. They are versatile in their music taste and enjoy playing multiple genres ranging from soul to blues with jazz influences. They are in a soul/funk band called The Crosswalks, with whom they have performed at corporate events, The Great Exhibition Road Festival, and the Royal Albert Hall. They have written originals and like to perform these as well as covers.

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Emma Hampton

Emma Hampton is a London-based singer/songwriter who discovered her musical talent through performing in theatre quite early on in life. She started writing her own music in early 2018, and over the years, she started to find her signature sound. Emma’s songwriting style is unarguably incredibly vulnerable, honest and poetic. She conveys a multitude of emotions with her soft and smooth vocals, and brings it all together with the whimsical and beautiful instrumentals. Hampton wants her listeners not to take her too seriously outside of her songwriting. “I can sing with conviction if you want me to, but I don’t like to admit how sad life is without making a joke of it all”.

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