The Lexicon Lounge - september's Lineup
Welcoming the host for September's Lexicon Lounge.
klāëjø mînđ
klāëjø mînđ. is an eclectic creator, whose works - across essays, poetry, teaching, music, photography, and theatre - combine to construct a world which is characterised by his passion and polarity.
He bridges the gap between classical linguistic awareness and modern pop-culture, blending the past with the present in order to present a view of a future in which audiences digest the art that surrounds them, as opposed to simply viewing and/or consuming it.
Intentionality is the root of his artistic identity, and he focuses on finding routes towards clarity through lines of rhyme and rhythm, vision, and wisdom - delivered on stage in a way that makes you pay more attention to the page.
Spoken Word Artists
Danica
Lia Harlin
Lia Harlin
Danica is a mentor, educator, and strategist working across Education and Finance.
Through her platform @with.danica, she uplifts first-generation professionals, state-educated individuals, and immigrants by demystifying careers and corporate culture.
Her work explores these profound intersections, translating how identity and resilience become strengths, and where stability and creativity seamlessly coexist.
Lia Harlin
Lia Harlin
Lia Harlin
Lia is a writer and performer who lives in London.
She has a degree in Creative Writing from Brunel University with a Masters in Music Theatre from RCSSD.
She would die for any random cat on the street and she sometimes streams video games on Twitch.
You can find her on @lia.harlin on socials.
Greo
Lia Harlin
Greo
Greo is a London-based multidisciplinary artist redefining storytelling through the fusion of rap, spoken word and performance.
Inspired by West African oral traditions and contemporary hip-hop, his work explores migration, identity, ambition and belonging with lyrical precision and philosophical depth. His conceptual project, Benin 2 London, transforms personal and cultural narratives into immersive live experiences that bridge African heritage with modern London life.
Having performed at Dugdale Arts Centre, Brixton Jamm and venues across London, Greo creates performances that challenge, entertain and invite audiences to question the stories that shape who we are.
To find out more, visit: Greo
Julie Cheung
Poetry Preacher
Poetry Preacher
Julie is September's Headliner.
She's a page and spoken word poet, who explores themes of belonging, memory, culture, and relationships, teasing out dreamlike imagery and unspoken feeling from everyday scenes.
Part of the FLO Poet collective, and with a MA in contemporary poetry, Julie has performed on stages across London, including Somerset House, Soho Theatre, and Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art, as well as your local open mic, and has poems published in several literary magazines.
To find out more, visit: Julie Cheung
Poetry Preacher
Poetry Preacher
Poetry Preacher
Luigi Coppola is a London-based poet, performer, teacher and multimedia artist working across page, stage, street, screen and sound. His debut collection Even God Gets Distracted Sometimes is out now with Broken Sleep Books, and his self-published booklet YES features accessible, QR-linked performance poems. He has performed at Glastonbury Festival, Southbank Centre, Tate Modern, Bloomsbury Festival and numerous spoken word, music and literary events.
To find out more, visit: Poetry Preacher
Grant Foxon
Poetry Preacher
Grant Foxon
Grant is a writer who has written extensively for theatre, radio and award winning short films.
To find out more, visit: Grant Foxon
music Artists
Kay Dee
Kay Dee
Kay Dee
Kay Dee is from Vienna, but lived in Rotterdam and now lives in London. She is a student, activist and musician. Anti-capitalism, abolitionism, and intersectionality are really important for her artistic and activism work in London and beyond.
She believes in stronger and more caring communities that we need to build together.
To find out more, visit: Kay Dee
Samsi
Kay Dee
Kay Dee
Samsi is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter born in Dublin, now based in the UK.
His debut album ‘Care’ came from a place where alternative folk and indie rock collide. Recorded in 2023 mostly at an Air BnB in north Wales, the album keeps a hold of Sam’s simplistic fundamentals of writing while exploring different ways to express them with many collaborators.
He followed it up in 2025 with the EP ‘samuel’ and since then has worked on many projects for several artists as a producer and musician.
To find out more, visit: