Zara Truss-Giles is a cross-disciplinary artist and artist producer living in London where they have carved a name for themselves as a DJ, club night promoter, producer and dancer. Their personal practice is rooted in the hidden and untold histories of individuals and community movements, through extensive research projects and conversations with those with living memories, stories and experiences. Zara has worked for Warp Records and Somerset House Studios, and has produced for artists Thomas J. Price, Larry Achiampong, Alexis Blake and Otolith Group.

Laima Leyton (b. 1977) is a Brazilian artist currently based in London, U.K. Her practice fuses music, performance and domestication. Throughout her work, sounds are used as a tool to tell unique stories that include elements of audience interaction. Leyton uses questions and actions to create a connection between herself, the audience and sound. This method is common to her works and collaborations with other artists. Leyton's residency at Gasworks linked migrant communities to the memory of sounds. Leyton has received a fellowship from the charity In Place of War and is represented by Richard Saulton Gallery (London). For her most recent project, Leyton created sound works in response to the writings of philosopher Hannah Arendt, presented as a series of 8 exhibitions titled 'On Hannah Arendt'. Leyton is also a mother, a music producer and part of the Belgian band Soulwax.

Rebekah Alero is a Sound Artist and Composer. Their work focuses on improvisation, extended techniques and electronic music, as well as the use of field recordings/found sounds for more textural sonic narratives. Rebekah is also a bass guitar player which they sometimes brings into other parts of their sound set up. Rebekah has a strong interest in using synthesisers in recorded and live performance with a mixture of analog synths and synths made in DAWS and MAX/MSP.