Spotlight on Alex Lowe: (Emerging) Music Leader

Spotlight on Alex Lowe: (Emerging) Music Leader

Submit your entries for the Voice Summer Showcase!

Creative Optimistic Visions Urban Arts update

Identifying Talent and Potential - what are you really learning about your music students?

The Garage Norwich invites you to a party

Inclusive Music Practice with Primary Aged Young People

11 tips for making music online with young people

Discover how Brighter Sound creates engaging and supportive online music workshops for young people.

I Can Play Gamelan - and so can you!

Musical Routes project - Kye teaching Reagan guitar

Singing in the woods!

Youth Music Stakeholder Survey 2020: Summary of findings

Lily Fontaine: From Wallflower to Frontwoman

Lily Fontaine, frontwoman of English Teacher, opens up about navigating the music industry while battling social anxiety and breaking barriers. Discover her inspiring journey and advice for aspiring musicians.

Fund A is open for applications (deadline Friday 30 July 2021)

Improving diversity and inclusion in music education hubs: "Young people are after diverse practices and change."

NEW Certificate of Music Educators

Miles Apart, Close At Heart - An Online Collaboration

Musical Routes - Kingston upon Hull

6 Grassroots Organisations Supporting LGBTQIA+ Young People Through Music

This LGBT+ History Month, get to know some of the organisations we invest in that support LGBTQIA+ young people all year round.

Notion's Creative Director on the Future of Music Journalism

Nicholas Douglas, Creative Director at Notion, talks about the changing face of music journalism and shares his advice for young journalists starting out.

8 Music-Making Projects Supporting Women and Girls

Read about some of the incredible work organisations we fund are doing to support women and girls in music.

Music industry Q&A with Jungle’s Tom McFarland

In November 2020, Tom McFarland, co-founder of Jungle, stopped by for a Q&A with young people from YouPress, to answer their questions about music, and working in the industry. Watch the video, and read the article for tips and advice Tom shared.

Making an album in lockdown: Circle of Light

Circle of Light gives 18-25-year-old budding musicians and creatives the opportunity to work alongside some of Nottingham’s leading artists and music professionals. During a three-week programme, participants are able to learn the ropes of the industry and nurture their creativity.

What it’s like to pursue a career in the music industry when you’re Disabled

Laura Moulding shares her journey as a Disabled musician, the barriers she’s faced, and why inclusivity in the music industry is essential for everyone to thrive.