Across her short career, Teischa has already amassed an impressive list of accomplishments: she was invited to perform at the 2015 Americana Festival in Nashville, performed at the 2016 Byron Bay Bluesfest and 2017 Groovin The Moo festival and supported acts such as Vera Blue, Montaigne and Vallis Alps. Teischa featured as the haunting voice behind Sydney producer St Albion’s debut single ‘Hold On’ and garnered serious online attention with an acoustic video of her live favourite 'Oh Brother’.

A pure and emerging talent Teischa has developed her unique perspective from a youth spent living in Thailand and various Australian coastal towns. With a musical awareness well beyond her young years, it is Teischa’s songwriting sensibility and drive to create innovative yet timeless modern pop music that is guaranteed to set her trajectory.

“Another strong young soulful voice to keep an eye on.” – Richard Kingsmill, triple j

“Teischa's vocals are strong, powerful, and commanding… a great amount of promise” - HillyDilly

Taking inspiration at an early age from legends such as Etta James, Lauryn Hill, Sam Cooke and all points in between, Lily’s song writing has developed into a, disarmingly honest, stripped back style that brings to mind the likes of a young Amy Winehouse or Lianne La Havas. Initially playing the open-mic circuit in Brighton (Moore is London born but moved there at an early age) her extraordinary talent was recognised when she won a competition to be the first act on at The Great Escape 2015.

Since then she’s been writing and recording, started her own club night/residency called More Moore at Mau Mau (the first night included Tom Grennan and Etham & Plested on the bill), played festivals including Boardmasters, Barn on the Farm, The Great Escape, 110 Above and she’s about to go out on a European tour with Vance Joy this Spring.

Before Moore embarks on tour, she will release her debut track ‘Not That Special’ via Virgin EMI. Produced by Jim Abbiss (Adele, Arctic Monkeys), the track builds from a simple combination of guitar and vocals to a stunning emotional crescendo, leaving the listener in little doubt that they can expect big things from Lily Moore this year.

Jordan has previously been supported by the likes of NME, Wonderland, Clash, Mahogany & The Line of Best Fit; built up over 30M streams across previous releases & has sold out 4 headline shows in London, played support slots at Village Underground, Shepherd’s Bush Empire and Hyde Park’s British Summertime.

New Music will be coming soon and will firmly position him as one of the best up and coming British male soul singers.

"Searing riffs and snarling vocals. Ear-splitting tunes” NME

"A bratty, beaming slice of perfectionist punk" DIY

"Reminiscent of The Jesus Lizard. They share something of Eagulls' tendency to leave no stone unturned in their quest for eardrum-belching sound." CLASH Magazine