“Freddy Gillmore is a songwriter hailing from the rivers of the Devon countryside. Inspired by the likes of Jeff Buckley and Tom Odell, Freddy will be performing his own music in an intimate solo piano performance at the Spice of Life.

“The talent Amity exudes is immense. You’ll all know his name in a couple of years”. Trina Smith EPMG

Amity is an award-winning singer songwriter whose dark, defiant and dramatic sound has earned him the backing of the Royal Albert Hall: they recently named him their 2023 Future Maker.

Described in The Guardian newspaper as bringing together “miraculous” vocals with the “dense surreal lyricism of Regina Spektor”, Amity’s hard-hitting songwriting and emotive performances have earned comparisons to Adele, Nina Simone, and Joni Mitchell in the press, scooping numerous national and international successes, with the SAYS panel of industry judges listing Amity in the UK’s top 30 young songwriters in his category.

Recently awarded Best Singer 2023 by RB Entertainment, his raw, powerhouse voice and vivid, moving lyrics have put him in high demand, being talent scouted by numerous major TV shows on both sides of the Atlantic.

Praised by Durham Magazine as “profound, broody and rebellious”, Amity’s empowering lyrics are imprinted by his drive for justice, inner healing, freedom and an overriding determination to lift up those who are struggling, along the way documenting his own ongoing journey from darkness to light. Amity, who is autistic and queer, has written professionally with Dee Adam (Dido, Kaiser Chiefs, Newton Faulkner) and is currently writing with Andrew Kingslow (John Legend).

“Rethink everything you know and love about music” (David Lofts, guitarist with The Orb).

More shows will be announced soon as part of an ongoing residency at the Spice of Life

ANDRÆ is an dark pop singer-songwriter-producer

Singer / Songwriter

Martin Weston is an English singer-songwriter based in Brussels, Belgium.
With a rich baritone voice, Martin’s folk-influenced music is a common sound in the bars, cafes and streets of the Belgian capital, where he has been living, performing, busking and recording since 2017.

In 2017 he released his debut EP Fantastical Ecclesiastical, recorded in a Dorset garage with a group of close musical friends. Its three songs feature colourful characters and absurd situations, from washed-up ‘also ran’ rock-and-rollers to an eccentric nineteenth-century Cornish poet-priest.