Christina Kulukundis is an Anglo-Greek-American singer songwriter based in the UK. Spending summers in the US with her grandparents, she grew up on a diet of American folk-country music of the 1970’s which has influenced her sound. She has released two critically acclaimed albums and performs regularly with David Ogilvy.
“Rich in a background of folk and country, she brings a gentle rustic quality to her sweet ache vocals and relaxed melodies. Essential listening.” Tatler Magazine

David Ogilvy, the Scottish American singer-songwriter and composer, was born in London in 1958 and grew up between London and Scotland, with significant periods spent in the USA.

After leaving university, he embarked on the vibrant London club scene of the early ’80s, founding and DJing the acclaimed ‘Soul Furnace.’ This iconic night in Soho showcased rare ’50s R’n’B and early soul, establishing Ogilvy as a tastemaker in the music scene.

In addition to performing with a range of artists, including Lucinda Williams, Buddy Miller, and Rufus Wainwright, Ogilvy released his debut solo album, ‘Like It Is,’ in 2003, receiving rave reviews for its fusion of Scottish folk tradition, Americana, and jazz influences. Subsequent albums, ‘Mockingbird’ (2005) and ‘Heaven and Earth’ (2008), further developed these musical strains.