Otherworldly singer and creative musician Gabby Young is a symbol of overcoming obstacles. Hailing from the UK, Young's music career was fraught with obstacles from bands breaking up to a longstanding battle with cancer that put her voice on the line twice. Following her final voice-threatening surgery, she realizing singing was no longer a choice, but was her life's calling

Gabby’s unique perspective on the world around her is inspired as much by her singularly surreal imagination. Gabby Young and very creative music offer a slew of stunningly beautiful, often haunting songs that are a genre bending explosion of gypsy folk, pop, rock, jazz, cabaret – and a whole lot more. Gabby often collaborates with her creative female friends to produce content and even crowd funded her own animated music videos

BBC6 music states Gabby's music is: "Howling mad and completely irresistible"

The Guardian states: “A gloriously cheerful performer with an entertaining jumble of styles that match her flamboyant image!”

Apart from music Gabby has creates clothing and crafts ranges and always encourages other women to follow their dreams and reach out to other women around you.

Georgina founded Bournemouth based production company and animation studio LoveLove Films at just 25 in 2010. Her role as Producer/MD has seen her oversee a wide range of content, which has been featured on platforms such as Channel 4, Sky, ITV and BBC Films to name a few. She is a big advocate for female entrepreneurship and often leads panels and workshops for women and young people in digital, most recently with Disney, Turner and Animated Women UK. Georgina believes that diversity and inclusion is essential in running a successful organisation and for the ‘Year of the Woman’ this year she produced the MOFILM commissioned animated documentary ‘Chin Up’ about LoveLove Films animator JoAnne, who has Treacher Collins Syndrome.

LoveLove Films’ in-house creative team provide video and animation services to a varied client base in a range of formats from TV adverts to music videos, TV graphics and so much more. As well as this, Georgina’s passion for encouraging and nurturing creativity within the organisation and educating and inspiring young people has led to a transition towards the children’s TV landscape with LoveLove Films currently developing an array of animated shows for children including the United Nations collaboration Bottle Island, craft adventure series Pop Paper City, Sci-fi comedy with songs Ergle & Anne’s Unplanned Land Band, and short form preschool series Sprongles.

“Success for me is producing content we are really proud of, and if we can make a difference with some of the content we make, that’s even better."

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Georgia is an art director and independent curator. After graduating from Central Saint Martins with her BA in Graphic Design, she went on to work at agencies such as BBH and VCCP with her creative partner. She spent significant time at isobel where she created the launch campaign 'Side Effects' for tech toy start up Tech Will Save Us before taking her talents freelance.

As well as working agency side, she curates exhibitions with emerging artists and upcoming galleries. Her exhibitions have been included in arts festivals such as Art Night London and Art Licks Weekend as well as being featured in FRIEZE magazine. She successfully combined both advertising and curation with a #METOO inspired exhibition for International Women's Day 2018 which was hosted at isobel, showcasing gorgeous paper cut slogan placards made by female creatives from the industry.

Twitter: @stephenson_geo
Website: http://www.georgiastephenson.com