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Ten unsigned artists compete in a series of industry-inspired challenges ranging from social media videos to hard hitting press interviews. Throughout the series, the mentors will share a unique insight into how the music industry works and at the end of each episode, they will choose two artists to go head to head and perform a song of their choice to avoid being eliminated. | Ten unsigned artists compete in a series of industry-inspired challenges ranging from social media videos to hard hitting press interviews. Throughout the series, the mentors will share a unique insight into how the music industry works and at the end of each episode, they will choose two artists to go head to head and perform a song of their choice to avoid being eliminated. | ||
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Current revision as of 20:46, 28 August 2024
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Host
Co-hosts
Mentors: Jason Derulo, Becky Hill and Frank Harris
Broadcast
Multistory Media and Future History for BBC Three, 26 March to 30 April 2023 (6 episodes in 1 series)
Synopsis
Ten unsigned artists compete in a series of industry-inspired challenges ranging from social media videos to hard hitting press interviews. Throughout the series, the mentors will share a unique insight into how the music industry works and at the end of each episode, they will choose two artists to go head to head and perform a song of their choice to avoid being eliminated.
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Champion
Dylan and the Moon, who had previously come eleventh in Rylan Clark's series of The X Factor as half of MK1.
Inventor
Jason Derulo and Frank Harris
Trivia
The first artist to be dropped was Jay Scott, who had oozed onto the UK Singles Chart at #85 with Dirty Dancer as a fifth of 2013 The X Factor ninth-placers Kingsland Road.
