Having just released his highly anticipated sophomore album Kicking My Feet, Pop’s newest It Boy Ruel is continuing to conquer the globe with a track record of chart topping hits and an ever-growing collection of platinum plaques and award statues from the likes of RIAA, MTV, ARIA and Nickelodeon. He has amassed over three billion streams, sold out multiple world tours and having released the hit singles I Can Die Now, The Suburbs and most recently Wild Guess, the Kicking My Feet album could not have come sooner for his countless fans around the world. Selling out a whirlwind run of US, SE Asia, UK, EU and Australian promo events for the album, along with the announcement of joining the lineup for the Lollapalooza South America festivals, it’s easy to see why the industry is buzzing about Ruel’s latest release. Featuring an all-star roster of producers including Julian Bunetta (Sabrina Carpenter, One Direction), Kenny Beats (Dominic Fike, Ed Sheeran), Dan Wilson (Adele, Taylor Swift, Chris Stapleton), Taka Perry (KATSEYE), and longtime collaborator M-Phazes (Eminem, Kehlani, Ruel’s debut album), the album is already heading up the charts, and without a doubt will be seeing Ruel bringing home even more awards to add to his studio walls.

Arthur Hill is a 26-year-old singer-songwriter based in London, known for his soulful melodies, sharp lyricism, and authentic storytelling. He’s collaborated with industry talents such as Danny Casio, Kurisu, Yami, Brendan Grieve, Jo Hill, and Aquilo. His debut single, Tiny Room, quickly gained traction, amassing over 6 million streams and marking the start of a remarkable rise fueled by his unique voice and a dedicated online following. Arthur’s presence on social media has played a major role in his ascent, with over 1.7 million followers on TikTok and 315,000 on Instagram. His 2022 breakout hit Iced Coffee sparked a viral trend, generating over 3 million video creations. Following is his 2024 fan-favorite Hey Arthur!, which hit 160k streams in 24 hours and has since racked up over 6 million streams. In January, Arthur released his debut EP, In The Middle Of Somewhere, to critical and commercial acclaim. Off the back of this release, he launched his first headline UK tour — selling out all regional dates within five minutes. Due to overwhelming demand, five out of eight venues were upgraded, and he went on to sell out London's iconic Brixton Academy (5,000 capacity) — his biggest show to date. His momentum continued into a sold-out fall/winter tour, including a headline performance at Brixton Academy.