2024 NANNUP EMERGING ARTISTS AWARD

Beth is ethereal and edgy. The intrigue in her original songs comes from an indefinable mixture of exotic roots rhythms, moody folk lyricism and an ever present dance between fragility and power. Moody folk woven through with light, like sunlight piercing through a tree canopy.

After working up a collection of songs together down in the shed, father and son duo Ted and Simon London aka Blind Ninja figured it was time to bring their tunes to the world.

Charlie Youngson is a young multi-instrumentalist from the southwest of WA.  His set consists of fast paces acoustic guitar work, silky vocals and keys. Him and his family have been coming to Nannup for many years so it is a dream come true for him to finally be playing at the festival he loves so much.

Harmonies, soul and lyrics that make you reconsider your life choices - Littlefair has it all! This Perth group was formed in the chrysalis of Covid lockdowns and has been running from their responsibilities and writing catchy tunes ever since.

For a quick takeaway of sound and laughter, grab a Mark, Mack and Jack.  Formed in the deep south, we play original tunes and casseroled covers from the bainmarie.

Known for her catchy folk-pop melodies and fun sense of style, Ornella has been owning the stage since 2018. No matter the audience, she always captivates with her unique tone and humble personality, showcasing honest, heartfelt performances every time she picks up her guitar.

Led by frontman Soph, crafts lyrical, meaningful pop with smooth Jeff Buckley-like vocals and the edge of a young Caleb Followill. Skillfully blends influences from Coldplay to Kings of Leon, creating an energetic and genre-fusing performance.

String and Bone is an unlikely yet engaging group that combines an eclectic collection of musical instruments and styles, vocal harmonies and original thought-provoking lyrics and storytelling with some of the fastest finger picking the south side of the Swan River.

Sunny Day music is a blend of upbeat indie tunes mixed with the honest and raw stories of a young laid back musician growing up in a fast paced world. Their lyrics have the ability to break down complex human relationships and social issues into bite size bits of audible bliss.

Views and opinions expressed by Cup Trumpets lead singer Johnathon Ratcliff, are not necessarily held by drummer Marcus Tromp, Bassist Matt Cooper, Nannup Music Festival organisers or representatives.  Brutally honest lyricism that walks a fine line between the dark and light of lived experiences.