Beth Gibbons and Bill Ryder-Jones

Bill Ryder-Jones, an English musician from Merseyside, is known for his solo work, film scores, and collaborations with Arctic Monkeys. Formerly of the Coral, Ryder-Jones released acclaimed albums like 2011's "If..." and "West Kirby County Primary" in 2016. Influenced by Ennio Morricone and Nick Drake, he also produced for acts like the Wytches, Michael Head, and Saint Saviour. His 2024 album "Iechyd Da" showcases his diverse style.

Beth Gibbons, born in Exeter, England, is known for her emotive vocals with Portishead, a pioneering trip-hop band. Her voice recalls legends like Nina Simone. Her notable works include "Dummy," "Sour Times," and collaborations like "Symphony of Sorrowful Songs." She has worked with artists like Kendrick Lamar and Jane Birkin. Portishead's "Dummy" won the 1995 Mercury Prize, and their album "Third" hit gold in the UK. Gibbons' solo work includes "Out of Season" with Rustin Man and 2023's "Lives Outgrown."