Élise Mollé is a recording and mixing engineer from Nantes, France. She worked in Iceland at Greenhouse Studios and UnStudios before spending several years crafting her skills at Analogue Catalogue, a studio in Northern Ireland that records artists solely to tape machine. In 2020, Élise relocated to Dublin and joined the roster of Camden Studios while continuing her freelance work, including projects with Sony, Warner, Decca, Parlophone.

Niall Byrne is the founder of the most-read Irish music site Nialler9, operating out of Dublin city since 2005, where he writes about music and hosts the Nialler9 Podcast.

In addition, Niall is a DJ and resident of the monthly Lumo Club and an artist manager for alternative rock artist Skinner.

Niall produces, curates and hosts gigs, parties & events around Ireland. Niall has curated once-off music events at SXSW in Austin, Texas & Camden Crawl in London as well as nationally for Musictown, Dublin Theatre Festival, Cork’s Sounds From A Safe Harbour and Happenings among others.

Niall has a keen interest in utilising creative and under-used spaces in the city, where possible having previously produced events at Monster Truck Gallery, Block T, Dublin Food Co-op, Granby Park, and the Garda Boat Club. Most recently, Niall co-produced Night Moves a DJ-lead event at the Fruit & Veg Market off Capel Street as part of Culture Night Dublin.

Brian Coney is an editor, writer, musician and PR agent based in Belfast. He is the founder and editor of Irish music and culture magazine The Thin Air, and a writer for Pitchfork, The Guardian, Rolling Stone, Wire, The Quietus, Bandcamp, Dazed & Confused, Clash, Loud + Quiet, Consequence of Sound, DJ Mag and The Line of Best Fit. As well as DJing and promoting in Belfast, he’s also a founding member of the Northern Ireland Music Prize-winning band Junk Drawer and an independent music PR agent working closely with Irish artists.