Led by the self-assured vocals of songwriter Juliette Jackson, London indie rock outfit the Big Moon take their lead from the grunge and Brit-pop groups of the 1990s. After debuting in 2015 with EP The Road, they released their first album, Love in the 4th Dimension, in 2017.

The Big Moon formed in 2014 following Juliette Jackson's decision that a career in waitressing wasn't one she was prepared to commit to. After putting the word out, she met three other like-minded women through mutual friends, and the Big Moon was born. With Jackson leading, the rest of the band featured Soph Nathan on guitar and vocals, Celia Archer on bass and vocals, and Fern Ford on drums. The quartet headed to a rehearsal room in London's Stoke Newington and began to flesh out Jackson's material.

The Big Moon wrote the theme tune for AppleTV children's series, Interrupting Chicken (see vid below), their cover of Carol of the Bells was placed in Grey's Anatomy, and they are currently working on a number of exciting bespoke projects (to be announced soon).