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Jayda David is a spoken word artist from London, whose poetry centres around social and racial politics, generally inspired by her life and experiences as a working-class, mixed-heritage woman living in London. As well as performing, Jayda also facilitates spoken word workshops, with themes varying from Identity to Black British History to Mental Health and everything in-between, which combines her love of poetry and teaching. 

Winner of Poetic Unity’s 2019 Black British History Competition, Jayda been commissioned by Aberdeen University, Warner Media and birdwatching collective, Flock Together, to name a few.

Samuel King is a young multifaceted creative from North London who specialises in spoken word and poetry. As well as his dynamic stage performance he has performed at various venues and festivals across London and the UK. Including Roundhouse, LoveBox and Edinburgh Fringe. Samuel’s work is centred around Youth engagement, mental Health and wellbeing, identity and empowerment.

MOAK is a Spoken Word Performer, songwriter and a battle rapper who is best known for his lyricism and ability to engage crowds instantaneously with witty wordplay, humour, thought provoking ideas and a commanding stage presence. His art covers various themes through his lens as black male living in the UK and is inspired by the likes of George The Poet, Kojey Radical, Suli Breaks and Kendrick Lamar.

Since picking up the pen back in 2013, MOAK has continued to develop in his craft which has enabled him to work and feature with big brands such as Prada, Red Bull and Sofar Sounds. He has blessed stages across popular venues in London such as the Roundhouse, Criterion Theatre, Old Bailey, Peckham Theatre, Streatham Hideaway, RichMix and more. His growth hasn’t gone unnoticed and has seen him be nominated for Poet of the Year twice by the UK Entertainment Awards in 2018 and 2020. In 2019, he released his debut Spoken Word EP on all streaming platforms entitled ‘This Is Us’ which had the popular ‘Barbershop’ poem featured on BBC 6 Radio Music Introducing show by Tom Robinson. Aside from poetry and music, MOAK has recently tried and tested his pen in the world of Battle Rap performing on platforms such as Art Of Rap UK and Don’t Flop which is seeing him gain much deserved admiration and acclaim as a wordsmith.