Angus McCrum’s work is motivated by the stories and materials that connect people with the land. His assemblages, carvings and found objects attempt to scrape back some kind of meaning beyond their status as artworks in a system of value and exchange.

Jonas Pequeno is a London based artist, recent BA Fine Art Central St. Martins graduate and current Associate Studio Programme resident. Working predominantly with sound, Pequeno explores concepts around phenomenology, semiotics, absurdism and technological mediation.

Joseph Bradley Hill is an artist, designer & producer engaging with organisation, permutation and improvisation.

He is the founder and host of Late Works, editor of plates (x5) & releases music under the pseudonym “one-four”.

Through their own personal metabolism of selected source material, Greene seeks to repurpose both logic and association. The work relays obstacles found in testing physical capabilities. When thinking of energy circuits that support impending action, they are focused on what precedes or follows utility, resting after or charging prior. Before understanding what is necessary for energy to permit action, the qualities of a tool are evaluated. What are the potential roles and how can they be anthropomorphised? Resilience and persistence are sought throughout the process of the works, refining them into new tools, new hybrid bodies.

aga ujma is a Polish-born multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter and composer living between London, Indonesia and Poland. she mixes her classical music upbringing and folk influences from Poland with traditional music studies at the Indonesian Institute of the Arts in Surakarta, Central Java and SOAS University of London. her intimate solo performances focus on exploring and connecting Indonesian, Polish and English folk music with the accompaniment of unique Indonesian instruments.

she was recently signed to Slow Dance and announced her debut EP 'songs of innocence and experience' via CLASH Magazine in 2021, which is "shaping up to be a wholly unique experience, placing her at the cutting edge of folk music in Britain" (The Line of Best Fit). she was recently commissioned to sing the theme song for the new Resident Evil Village game as well as to create a new composition and a special performance for the latest Serpentine Gallery Pavillion, which was showcased on Boiler Room.

Having made quite a name in London as an experimental musician and dancer, Scout’s performances and records tread a hazy line between song and collage, where the focus is surrendering one’s self to imagination and spiritual potential.

Billy Leach is a composer and musician from London. Billy's event series and group of improvising musicians Impromptu in 2018 inspired Late Works to come into fruition, with the musicians continuing to perform at subsequent Late Works events.

Brendan Murphy is a musician predominantly serving as co-producer of industrial hip-hop collective 404 Guild.

Cam Molloy is a multi-instrumentalist from Preston, based in London.

Cameron Picton is the bass guitarist and secondary lead vocalist of black midi, the Mercury Prize nominated noise-rock band, formed at the BRIT School in 2017.

Charlie Ockmore is a rapper and co-producer of industrial hip-hop collective 404 Guild.

Elena Isolini is a musician and production designer based in London.

Enzo Samuel is a musician and producer.

Felix Raman is the nom-de-plume of mix engineer, producer and DJ L.Shark who plays in Ex Mothers Union (other rotating members include Martha Skye Murphy, Glows and Black Midi’s Geordie Greep) and is a Threads radio resident.

Geordie Greep is the lead vocalist and guitarist of black midi, the Mercury Prize nominated noise-rock band, formed at the BRIT School in 2017.

Harald Smart is a writer and editor from Edinburgh, currently based in Hackney, East London. He uses writing to step into images and to imagine conversations.

Prior to studying at the RCA, Harald served as Junior Editor of the art and fashion bi-annual, Buffalo Zine. During his time on the Writing programme he oversaw the relaunch of the College’s student-run publication, ARC.

Hunter Jenkins is a rapper and co-producer of industrial hip-hop collective 404 Guild.

Jacob Samuel is a musician/multi-disciplinary artist whose work focuses on the formal qualities of expression, communication and identity pre and post machinic affectation. Re music: composition work ranging from live scoring the trial of Brett Kavanaugh to translating statistics of national birth, death, marriage and immigration to muzak in Minecraft.

Joscelin Dent-Pooley is a composer for film, theatre and the concert hall. He also works in popular music, as a songwriter and studio arranger under the name Jerskin Fendrix.

j. b. glazer is a producer and musician based in London.

Kiran Leonard is a musician and office administrator from Saddleworth, UK and based in South London. He mostly works with guitars and other implements you can strike and his voice; words and pictures not so much.

Lottie Pendlebury is the lead singer of London based post-punk band Goat Girl.

Marco Pini is an electronic musician and a founder/director of Slow Dance Records.

Martha Skye Murphy is a British singer/songwriter and actor based in London. She is co-founder of theatre company I Swear I Saw This.

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𝔐ax Syedtollan (b.04/07/1994) is an artist-composer living and working in Glasgow, with a multi-disciplinary practice spanning music, text and image. Interests include world-building, anachronism, affect, melody, improvisation, comedy and the naïve. His pieces have been broadcast on BBC Radios 3, 4 and 6, and performed in places such as Café Oto and Snape Maltings. Besides composing under his own name Syedtollan produces music as ‘Horse Whisperer’ which has been featured on NTS Radio, Resonance FM and Radiophrenia. In 2019 he was selected as one of Sound and Music’s ‘New Voices’, and released his second album of DIY chamber music on Glasgow label GLARC (supported by the Arts Council). In 2020 he made some radio plays & worked with Plus Minus Ensemble. In 2021 he is writing for Apartment House.

Rosy Jones is the drummer for London based post-punk band Goat Girl.

Taylor Devenny is a rapper in industrial hip-hop collective 404 Guild.

Toby Evans-Jesra is a self-taught illustrator and musician based in London. Over the years he has developed a unique illustration style, drawing influence from a range of places, from the crude and garish 80's American Hardcore aesthetic to the surreal and contorted visions of Bosch, Goya and Ensor. There has always been a synergy between music and art present in his work, specialising in posters for gigs, t-shirts and record sleeves, as well as playing in a number of bands such as leather.head, Lobby, Speed Training (FKA Great Dad) and The Glugg.

Toby's involvement with art and music also crosses over with activism in the DIY cultural project Solidarity Tapes (co-run with brother's Aidan and Josh). The projects aim is to to platform marginalised voices, strengthen links between culture and activism, and be a space where musicians and artists can stand in solidarity with oppressed groups whilst raising funds and awareness for grassroots groups fighting for migrant, social and climate justice.