Daisy Chute is a Grammy-award winning singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, often spotted wielding a guitar or banjo at many a festival and arts venue across the U.K. and beyond.

With a mix of Scottish and American heritage, Chute’s roots are transatlantic; her music is best described as folk and Americana, underpinned by her background in classical and jazz.

Ceci Day is an English-American singer-songwriter whose music lives between city streets and country skies. Her sound sits in the space between folk, country, rock and acoustic storytelling: a transatlantic identity shaped by a life lived between New York, London and the American West. That in-between quality is not a compromise; it is the point.

She recently headlined London’s Troubadour, where she performed fan favourites and unreleased originals like ‘Goodbye Sweet Sheridan’. This summer she performs at the Portofino arts festival and is taking her music across Europe and America — more stages, more miles, more stories to share.