A well-known freelance journalist who documents music and culture in Britain. In his work, ‘Neef’ tells stories about the sounds of contemporary Britain, with a focus on Black British music. He has written for and worked with The Guardian, British GQ, British Vogue, VICE, Apple Music, Netflix UK, Adidas, Nike and more.

Natalie began her career at music and entertainment PR agency The Outside Organisation. During her four years there she was publicist for Mel B (Spice Girls), AEG Live, The MOBO Awards and Ivor Novello Awards, and oversaw the PR for the launch of the O2 Arena, and the publicity for Prince’s ’21 Nights’ residency at the venue. Natalie recently transitioned to brand communications, developing PR and entertainment programs for BVLGARI, Emirates Airlines, PUMA and Microsoft at BEN entertainment, and Ballantine’s and Martell Cognac during her time at M&C Saatchi.  Natalie is currently a Senior Communications Manager, EMEA at Monster Energy Drink, embedding and boosting the portfolio in music and culture through strategic marketing campaigns.

WX Programme Director Zoe has spent her entire career working with talent and youth culture brands. Previous roles include at MTV UK & Ireland and SonyBMG, where she devised publicity campaigns for a range of artists including Outkast, Usher and The Neptunes among others, and at PUMA, where she was Senior Entertainment Marketing Manager.

A seasoned Creative Director who leads the creative department at one of the UK’s most creative communications agencies – W Communications (which is also WX’s incubation agency!) Scott develops creative campaigns for some of the world’s most exciting brands, including adidas Originals, Levi’s, Grenfell Athletic and Major League Baseball.