United By Music with Sleeper, Rhoda Dakar, and more

Sleeper, '90s band, known for 8 Top 40 singles, 3 Top 10 albums, and over 1M sales, led by iconic Wener. Split in 1998; members pursued academia and writing.

Rhoda Dakar, born in Hampstead, London, is a key figure in British ska, known for her rich vocals. She rose to fame in the 1980s with the Bodysnatchers, signed to 2-Tone. Notable songs include "Let's Do The Rocksteady" and "The Boiler" with Special A.K.A. After a period away, she returned with solo albums like "Cleaning In Another Woman's Kitchen" (2007) and "Version Girl" (2023). Dakar collaborated with Jerry Dammers, Terry Hall, and Lynval Golding, and is also active as a DJ and political activist.

Newton Faulkner, born in Surrey, found his niche alongside Jack Johnson and Paolo Nutini. Known for hits like "Dream Catch Me", his debut topped UK charts. Notable for lively solo gigs and collaborations with artists like Ted Dwane of Mumford & Sons.