PDam
PDam — Artiste Bio
PDam, born Damilola Oludare, is a Nigerian-born singer, songwriter, recording artiste, music director and multi-instrumentalist whose musical journey spans nearly two decades.
Starting out behind the drums, PDam developed into a versatile musician known for his energetic performances, expressive vocals and strong musical direction. His journey began in Nigeria, where he gained recognition after winning the Ondo State Talent Hunt in 2012, taking home the grand prize and establishing himself as one of the emerging talents of his generation.
Over the years, PDam has released two personal albums and several singles, while also contributing to and facilitating musical projects for other artistes. His career has taken him across different stages and countries, including Cyprus, where he became a notable voice in the gospel music scene and helped inspire a new generation of musicians and worship leaders.
He has shared stages with internationally recognised artistes including Ron Kenoly, Sinach and Tim Godfrey, and has also served as a backing vocalist for renowned Nigerian artiste Sola Allyson.
Now based in Sheffield, United Kingdom, PDam continues to evolve as an artiste while serving as Music Director of The Regenerated, one of the leading emerging music groups in Bradford over the past year. He is also the creative force behind Signature Worship, a Sheffield-based initiative focused on developing young musicians, creating meaningful musical experiences and connecting diverse sounds and cultures.
With a growing catalogue, a wealth of live experience and a passion for authentic music, PDam is building a sound and creative identity that draws from his African roots while embracing the cultural landscape of the UK — bringing Africa to Sheffield and Sheffield to the world.
M’chelle
Michelle is a British-Zimbabwean, music artist and songwriter based in the West Midlands.
Her musical journey began in the church, where she began leading worship at 8 years old. From there, Michelle began to develop her musicality – learning harmonies and serving as a backing vocalist.
Not one to be limited by genre, Michelle’s artistry is uniquely identified by its versatility. Her musical style ranges from R&B to country, Neo-soul, reggae and more. As an artist, her musical influences include the likes of Dolly Parton, Angel, Rihanna and Celine Dion.
Michelle is first and foremost a worshipper, with an aim to spread the good news of Jesus Christ and to see reconciliation between people and God. She is a believer in the transformational power of music to communicate the heart of the Father and to minister healing and deliverance. Through her unique sound, which has been described as ‘angelic,’ listeners will experience God’s liberating and healing power.
The Good Wine
The Good Wine is an Afro-fusion, genre-bending music duo based in London, made up of Kennedy “Kachi” Iyeh and Jennifer “Aima” Onwochei. Since launching on July 12, 2024, they’ve built a sound that pulls from Afrobeat, Highlife, and Soul, and pushes it somewhere new; old-school warmth stitched into modern texture, familiar and unplaceable at the same time. Sometimes they call it Afrofolk.
With more than 25 songs released since their debut, The Good Wine has earned their place across homes and hearts around the world. After two EPs, all eyes are now on their debut album, a date yet to be confirmed. In the two years since forming, they’ve played five shows ranging from intimate, curated sets to crowds of 2,000+, across Birmingham, London, Lagos and now Milton Keynes.
Gilwain
Gilwain is a traditional folk lyricist and musician based in Liverpool. Moving fluidly between old-world heritage and modern innovation, they began writing to give themselves a distinct artistic voice and to translate complex, symphonic musical ideas directly into the world. While Gilwain’s personal instrumental background is deeply rooted in playing the electric reed organ, they have embraced modern AI production tools to completely expand their sonic palette. By utilizing cutting-edge digital technology, they fully realize the intricate, rich harpsichord-style arrangements and traditional folk soundscapes they envision. The result is an evocative, culturally inspired sound that seamlessly bridges the past with tomorrow.
Tabatha Roy
“Can’t Live Without You” – Story Behind the Song
“Can’t Live Without You” is a heartfelt declaration of gratitude and unwavering faith. Inspired by God’s faithfulness through every season of life, the song reflects Tabatha Roy’s personal testimony of how God has continually provided for, protected, and sustained her and her family. It is a bold statement to the world that every blessing, every victory, and every moment of strength has been possible because of His presence.
As the featured single from her upcoming EP, “Can’t Live Without You” captures the heart of the entire project. The EP is a celebration of God’s grace, reminding listeners that no matter the challenges they face, His love remains constant and His provision never fails. Blending gospel with soulful jazz influences, Tabatha delivers a message of hope, worship, and encouragement that invites every listener to reflect on God’s goodness and recognize that life without Him is simply unimaginable.
More than a song, “Can’t Live Without You” is a testimony—a reminder that when God is at the center of your life, He will keep you, provide for you, and carry you through every season.
Mikey Adebayo
Mikey Adebayo is a UK-based gospel artist and medical doctor whose music is rooted in Christian faith, prayer and worship. Balancing medicine with a growing music ministry, his work explores themes of the presence of God, spiritual transformation, perseverance and the power of prayer.
Through his identity as both a doctor and gospel artist, Mikey seeks to bring a message of hope, healing and faith to audiences within the UK and beyond.