Diabloe is an independent artist committed to authenticity, motivating others to become better versions of themselves. He encourages fellow musicians to explore new creative paths and uses the internet to connect with audiences.

Flowers in the A.M. creates music that resonates deeply with listeners. He values the internet for its ability to help people express themselves but remains selective about his audience. 

Filmmaker, director and writer Barnaby Blackburn reflects on his Bafta-qualified short film Pylon, inspired by his childhood memories.

Luhcamoo creates music to connect with those who've experienced struggle, heartbreak, and life's challenges. He acknowledges the internet's role in boosting artists but notes the industry's oversaturation.

Chris Hndrixx creates music driven by passion rather than fame or money, aiming to share his talents and inspire others. He views the internet's impact on the music industry with mixed feelings, noting both its opportunities and the risks.

YD Hendrix’s music offers authentic reflections of real life and emotions. While the Internet provides broad reach, it also means fierce competition. YD Hendrix stands out by being raw, energetic, and true to herself in a saturated market.

Warrington-based musician Lewis Gill has swapped performing in various prog rock groups for a solo career as a composer of classical music inspired by his hometown. He talks to Voice about his new line of work.

Kiid Tut’s music reflects his personal journey, aiming to connect deeply with listeners. He values authenticity, diversity, and rarity in his work.

Ashley Potter, founder and owner of 'Gray Rabbit Art' and 'Gray Rabbit Comics', speaks on philosophy, illustrating her way through her post-pandemic blues, and hopes for the future.

The Michigan-born artist and curator does not want her open-submission zine, ‘Juste Milieu’, to enter the mainstream.

With two sellout Fringe shows nearing the end of their run, Xhloe and Natasha sat down with me to discuss their second year at Fringe, their decade-long friendship, and their imaginary billionaire friend, Bippy, who helps them fund their shows.

Elizabeth joins us on the Voice Magazine Podcast to discuss equity in the Coffee Industry and how her company is embracing equity right.