The Legends Of Them

Jo Caesar is a multifaceted creative from East London. A singer-songwriter, content creator, actor, and designer. Her artistry bridges soul, reggae, and contemporary sounds, reflecting both her roots and her range. Jo has had the privilege of collaborating with notable artists and musicians throughout her career. Her debut single was produced by Jazzie B, founder of the legendary Soul II Soul, with backing vocals by the group’s iconic lead vocalist Caron Wheeler. Her first official release, “Coming on Strong,” a self-penned reggae track, marked the start of her dynamic journey in music and established her as a rising voice in the genre.

Although now retired from full-time music, Jo still performs occasionally, sharing her timeless voice and creative spirit with audiences who continue to celebrate her work.

Khadijatou Doyneh is a consummate artist: an international spoken-word poet, singer-songwriter, and multi-disciplinary musician. She celebrates 30 years of international work with the Ngoma Project (choreographer/dancer), as Artistic Director and Founder of Step Afrika! UK, and as Co-Founder of the SA! International Cultural Festival, developed with the USA and South Africa’s Soweto Dance Theatre (1995–2025).

Khadijatou’s work as a singer-songwriter includes the album Sex, Lies & History. She performs her original songs solo (voice and djembe) and in collaboration, earning invitations to international festivals across four continents. Her specialist areas include women’s empowerment, indigenous empowerment and environmental influences, Black history and her-story, and the essential use of the heartbeat (the drum) as a grounding for celebrating transformation and thriving beyond historical injustices.

She is also a Certified Holistic Therapist, in the metaphysical Soundbath Movement Healing Wellbeing space.

Lya (Blk diamond) is a dancer, choreographer, and trainee psychotherapist, as well as the founder of Dance Like Everyone Is Watching. Her work flows between the studio, stage, and sea front Brighton , rooted in rhythm, emotion, and connection. A dance of energy that bridges her African heritage with the spaces and people around her. Known for her powerful and intuitive performances along the seafront, she reclaims public spaces into moments of joy, reflection, and freedom. Alongside her creative work, she teaches at South East Dance, where she shares movement as a form of healing and embodied expression. Through her dance and therapeutic journey, she invites others to listen deeply to their bodies, to feel, and to reconnect with their own inner rhythm.

Instagram: @Blkdiamondance