Magma’s take:

A music festival set within London’s most iconic Neoclassical art centre.

It was crystal clear from her Summer Series set supporting Ghetts in 2022 that the growing hype around Pip’s music entirely justified. She describes her music as “subtle, emotional and calm” and treads a measured line between laidback defiance and vulnerability, but the response has been anything but restrained.

An emphatic and emotive COLORS session for single Make Me Cry, which lit up YouTube, has now racked up in excess of seven million views, and debut album When Everything is Better, I’ll Let You Know was a pick for BBC Radio 1, 1Xtra, 6Music, i-D, Mixmag, CRACK and more.

On latest release Tell Jimmy, Pip showcases a continued growth as she delves further into R&B territory, with a commanding sass and fiery attitude we’ve not seen from her before, whilst signature silky vocals retain a vibrantly soulful sound. The new project marks an exciting new chapter for the seasoned artist who is on a roll and already well on their way to delivering more new music.

The hotly-tipped Brixton singer-songwriter Nia Smith started generating a buzz aged just 14 via her breathtaking soul covers and song clips on TikTok (her cover of Adele’s Set Fire to the Rain has over three million views), signing with Polydor as soon as she finished college. After a series of standout support shows (Tems and Mahalia among them) she sold out her first solo show at BeauBeaus in 2023. Working with leading producers and writers such as Ed Thomas, Violet Skies and Jimmy Napes, her confidence and assurance brim over.