Alexis Ffrench is a pioneering British Classical-Soul musician, composer, producer, and pianist. His genre-defying music has accumulated more than a billion streams, and his albums Evolution (2018), Dreamland (2020) and Classical Soul Vol. 1 (2024) all reached number 1 in the Classical Music Charts. During his already illustrious career, Alexis has headlined the Royal Albert Hall, collaborated with global brands such as FIFA, Tiffany & Co, fashion houses Miyake and Hugo Boss, played Latitude Festival and The King’s Coronation, worked with some of the world’s most successful artists and composed several major film and TV scores.
An advocate for music education, Ffrench is a Governing Body Member and Trustee of the Royal Academy of Music, London, and is the first artistic director of the Royal Schools of Music. As a broadcaster, Alexis has presented shows for the BBC and is the host of the award-winning Classical Connections on Apple Music 1.
Ffrench is signed exclusively to Sony Music and PJPM / Modest! Management. In 2017, he released his iconic single Bluebird which has since passed 250 million streams in N. America alone (certified gold).
Alexis Ffrench is managed by PJPM in partnership with Modest!
The Feeling introduced themselves to the world in 2006 with their debut album, Twelve Stops And Home. It became a phenomenon, selling 1.5 million copies worldwide (with platinum sales of over 900,000 in Britain alone). Having originally honed their skills playing in French ski resorts, The Feeling also quickly established a reputation as a fantastic live act, something they’ve since demonstrated everywhere from Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage to the Queen’s back garden to Wembley Stadium.
In 2008 the band released their Number One second album Join With Us, which bagged them another big hit in I Thought It Was Over. Further highly successful albums followed but in 2016 the band went on hiatus, not knowing what was to follow. However in 2018, the band decided to play a one-off show at The Apollo Theatre, London to celebrate twelve years since 12 Stops And Home. The gig sold out in minutes, and proved to be such a joyous, triumphant occasion that the band and fans were left wanting more.
2026 will mark the 20th anniversary of the band’s seminal album, and promises to be one of their busiest years yet. The best live band in the country aren’t slowing down any time soon!
McGrath (aka Mick Russell) is an artist from the picturesque village of Rathmullan, County Donegal, Ireland. Growing up surrounded by the stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage of his homeland, McGrath developed a deep appreciation for music from a young age. At sixteen, he picked up his first guitar, inspired by artists like Bob Dylan and Kurt Cobain. McGrath began writing his own songs, blending contemporary folk, acoustic and indie with his own natural storytelling ability. By the time he was eighteen, McGrath had performed at pubs and festivals across the region, captivating audiences with his heartfelt lyrics and soulful voice. He is currently working on his debut EP, and playing live across the UK and Ireland.
Wide Eyed is producer, rock band frontman, hit songwriter, classically trained composer and multi-instrumentalist Alex Davies. His Wide Eyed project is contemporary classical in its purest form, and invites the listener to escape the moment and float away on breath-taking melodies, evoking the most well known movie soundtracks. With support from Classic FM and the BBC, and over 100 million streams to date, Wide Eyed’s star is rising.
Goldbæk is a European composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist; a collector of melodies and a curator of emotions. With a myriad of instruments, sounds and production techniques to hand, Goldbæk prefers to focus instead on the stripped-back purity of the piano to express their mastery of melody and mood. Goldbæk’s music ranges from atmospheric, stark and introspective to relaxing, optimistic and other-worldly. Drift away to Goldbæk’s unique sound: piano music to soothe the soul.
