Cerys Kenneally

London-via-Canada singer-songwriter Dana Gavanski performs a cover of Judee Sill's "Lopin' Along Through the Cosmos" live in session exclusively for Best Fit in collaboration with Crouch End Studios.

Yoshika Colwell performs a cover of Big Thief's "Born For Loving You" live in session exclusively for Best Fit at Crouch End Studios.

Liz Lawrence performs an unreleased Peanuts album track "No Worries If Not" live in session for Best Fit at Crouch End Studios.

Ibibio Sound Machine, led by Eno Williams and Max Grunhard, perform their Pull the Rope album track "Them Say" live in session exclusively for Best Fit in collaboration with Crouch End Studios.

LA pop experimentalist Angélica Garcia performs new song "Paloma" - from her upcoming album Gemelo - live in session exclusively for Best Fit in partnership with Crouch End Studios.

Brighton band Lime Garden cover Charli XCX's Brat single "Von dutch" live in session exclusively for The Line of Best Fit in collaboration with Crouch End Studios.

Saeed Gadir, aka The Halfway Kid, debuts "OK, Sometimes I Feel Like Exploding", an unreleased track from his forthcoming album Myths In Modern Life, live in session exclusively for Best Fit in collaboration with Crouch End Studios.

`''Druantia"is almost an album itself, it's kind of its own universe in a way. Druantia is a nature goddess, so the song is about life and the sort of blood and guts of what that looks like," The WAEVE tell Best Fit of the track. "Giving yourself over to that energy but also a lot of the ideas of portals into the supernatural, and this is where the doors will open, and the earth unfolds. It’s an interesting idea that in parts of the countryside at certain times there are portals into this world, and I like the idea of messing around with that and the intensity of the song. So, although it may seem almost quite proggy and a little bit jazzy, it's not quite as geekish; it's a lot sexier. There's an illusion or a feeling that anything that feels a bit more pastoral and referencing those things, doesn’t have a tumultuous or kinetic energy to it but it's this sort of dance between the darker city vibes and the country aesthetic."

Canadian collective Crack Cloud perform the live version of their Red Mile single "The Medium" live in session for Best Fit in collaboration with Crouch End Studios.

Ahead of their debut album Who Let The Dogs Out landing in January 2025, Brighton's Lambrini Girls cover Lou Bega's "Mambo No. 5" live in session exclusively for The Line of Best Fit in collaboration with Crouch End Studios.