After a sold out debut show at Peckham Audio in October, Ruthven is back to play Hoxton Hall on 12 February 2025.

​Named “One To Watch” by The Guardian, Ruthven aka Sean Nelson has always had a certain fervour associated with him. The South London musician first broke onto the scene in 2017 as one of the first signees to Paul Institute, the label created by enigmatic brothers A.K and Jai Paul. Now, with his debut album Rough & Ready, Ruthven further enters the rarified air of these artists.

After a sold out debut show at Peckham Audio in October, Ruthven is back to play Hoxton Hall on 12 February 2025.

​Named “One To Watch” by The Guardian, Ruthven aka Sean Nelson has always had a certain fervour associated with him. The South London musician first broke onto the scene in 2017 as one of the first signees to Paul Institute, the label created by enigmatic brothers A.K and Jai Paul. Now, with his debut album Rough & Ready, Ruthven further enters the rarified air of these artists.

After a sold out debut show at Peckham Audio in October, Ruthven is back to play Hoxton Hall on 12 February 2025.

​Named “One To Watch” by The Guardian, Ruthven aka Sean Nelson has always had a certain fervour associated with him. The South London musician first broke onto the scene in 2017 as one of the first signees to Paul Institute, the label created by enigmatic brothers A.K and Jai Paul. Now, with his debut album Rough & Ready, Ruthven further enters the rarified air of these artists.

After a sold out debut show at Peckham Audio in October, Ruthven is back to play Hoxton Hall on 12 February 2025.

​Named “One To Watch” by The Guardian, Ruthven aka Sean Nelson has always had a certain fervour associated with him. The South London musician first broke onto the scene in 2017 as one of the first signees to Paul Institute, the label created by enigmatic brothers A.K and Jai Paul. Now, with his debut album Rough & Ready, Ruthven further enters the rarified air of these artists.

After a sold out debut show at Peckham Audio in October, Ruthven is back to play Hoxton Hall on 12 February 2025.

​Named “One To Watch” by The Guardian, Ruthven aka Sean Nelson has always had a certain fervour associated with him. The South London musician first broke onto the scene in 2017 as one of the first signees to Paul Institute, the label created by enigmatic brothers A.K and Jai Paul. Now, with his debut album Rough & Ready, Ruthven further enters the rarified air of these artists.

After a sold out debut show at Peckham Audio in October, Ruthven is back to play Hoxton Hall on 12 February 2025.

​Named “One To Watch” by The Guardian, Ruthven aka Sean Nelson has always had a certain fervour associated with him. The South London musician first broke onto the scene in 2017 as one of the first signees to Paul Institute, the label created by enigmatic brothers A.K and Jai Paul. Now, with his debut album Rough & Ready, Ruthven further enters the rarified air of these artists.

After a sold out debut show at Peckham Audio in October, Ruthven is back to play Hoxton Hall on 12 February 2025.

​Named “One To Watch” by The Guardian, Ruthven aka Sean Nelson has always had a certain fervour associated with him. The South London musician first broke onto the scene in 2017 as one of the first signees to Paul Institute, the label created by enigmatic brothers A.K and Jai Paul. Now, with his debut album Rough & Ready, Ruthven further enters the rarified air of these artists.

After a sold out debut show at Peckham Audio in October, Ruthven is back to play Hoxton Hall on 12 February 2025.

​Named “One To Watch” by The Guardian, Ruthven aka Sean Nelson has always had a certain fervour associated with him. The South London musician first broke onto the scene in 2017 as one of the first signees to Paul Institute, the label created by enigmatic brothers A.K and Jai Paul. Now, with his debut album Rough & Ready, Ruthven further enters the rarified air of these artists.

After a sold out debut show at Peckham Audio in October, Ruthven is back to play Hoxton Hall on 12 February 2025.

​Named “One To Watch” by The Guardian, Ruthven aka Sean Nelson has always had a certain fervour associated with him. The South London musician first broke onto the scene in 2017 as one of the first signees to Paul Institute, the label created by enigmatic brothers A.K and Jai Paul. Now, with his debut album Rough & Ready, Ruthven further enters the rarified air of these artists.