Dred

Introducing Brighton-based artist and Future Creative Leaders participant Dred. Influenced by the likes of Nines, Dave, Jay Z, Kendrick Lamar, and Nipsey Hussle, Dred uses his relatable lyricism and story-telling ability to deliver musically dense, gritty and catchy UK rap bangers. His content and creative writing point at his own real life experiences and paint vivid pictures, stirring emotions in songs like ‘Otis’, to street ready segments such as ‘Cascades’ which display his real rap foundations through and through.

Fresh off a year of firsts, including his first ever UK tour support slot with Brighton super star ‘Arrdee’, as well as headlining his first sell out show, 2024 will see Dred releasing more epic music than ever and solidifying his spot as a future UK rap staple.

@dreddaa

RUBII

RUBII is a Birmingham born singer/creative within the UK Alt-RnB scene. RUBII explores different RnB and HipHop genres with signature relaxed vocals creating a chilled but exciting approach.

https://rubii.world | @aka.rubii

Offie Mag

Off Licence Magazine is a Brighton-based print publication that covers underground music and culture.

https://offlicencemagazine.com | @offlicencemagazine

Audioactive

AudioActive, is a local not-for-profit that creates social change through music.

https://audioactive.org.uk | @audioactive_

Eva Lunny

Producer, musician, and composer Eva Lunny shapes sonically diverse soundscapes and neoclassical harp pieces, building on themes of memory, space, spiritual growth and meditation. Her influences include jazz-harp pioneers Dorothy Ashby and Alice Coltrane, as well as a collection of contemporary ambient and neoclassical musicians.

linktr.ee/evalunnymusic | @evalunny

Sulker

@sulk.r

eott

Sitting somewhere between Stussy and Mind, eott is a Brighton-based mental health project with a growing, devoted following - and deservedly so. Their mission is to normalise the conversation around our minds, raising awareness and funds for good causes through the curation of relative means such as fashion, visual arts and words.

https://eott19.co.uk | @eott.uk

Ela Grimhouse B2B Wachuwan

@elagrimhouse @tellmewachuwan

PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEO DURING EVENT

Please note, that this event will be photographed/filmed. If you prefer not to be photographed please speak to a member of the Lighthouse team. The photographs and film we capture at our events are used for marketing and promotional purposes for our programme only and are stored securely.

ACCESSIBILITY

This event will be held on the ground floor, level access, of Lighthouse Project Space, New England House, Elder Place, York Hill Corner, BN1 4GH ( map )

We have step-free access just to the left of our space. The step-free ramp is 1 metre wide, after the ramp you reach a blue door please use the 'Lighthouse' doorbell, one of the team will come to let you in and you will then go through a door that is 34 in / 86.5cm wide and after that another door in to the space that is 33.5 in / 85cm wide. There is an accessible toilet in the space on the same floor.
We have one accessible parking space that must be booked in advance. For further information email info@lighthouse.org.uk or call 01273 647197.

Watch our video on the step-free access at Lighthouse Project Space. We are fundraising to adapt our entrance, so that everyone enters our space through the same door.

ABOUT FUTURE CREATIVE LEADERS (FCL)

Future Creative Leaders (FCL) is a 12-month paid programme offering young creatives from underrepresented backgrounds the opportunity to work closely with Lighthouse's leadership team to explore various aspects of creative leadership. Funded and supported by Art Fund’s ‘Reimagine Grants’ and Chalk Cliff Trust, over the year, participants will co-curate programmes, select participants for mini-residencies, and recruit their successors, all while exploring alternative governance structures, accountability, and power-sharing.