Breadcrumb Home Search Search Copy URL https://www.youthmusic.org.uk/search-results Search Copy URL https://www.youthmusic.org.uk/search-results Search Incubator Communications Toolkit Explore the Incubator Fund Communications Toolkit – your essential guide to making the most of your funded project. Packed with resources, tips, and guidance to help you amplify your message and meet grant requirements. Read more news Exchanging Notes 2018 Exchanging Notes united schools and community music to empower young people through creative, impactful learning. Explore the findings and stories. Read more Travel Fund sponsored by Sony Music Sponsorship from Sony Music Entertainment will enable nominees from across the UK to overcome financial barriers and attend the Youth Music Awards. Read more Next Gen Next Gen Spotlight: Qazi & Qazi Sisters Naadirah and Rukaiyah, Qazi & Qazi, craft ethereal harmonies and cinematic folk tales of surrender, strength, and spirit. Read more resources Fund Picker Tool Not sure which Youth Music Fund suits you? Use our easy Fund Picker Tool to get quick suggestions and explore your options. Access Support Youth Music is committed to accessibility. Learn how our Access Support, Application Access Fund, and personal access costs help break down barriers to funding and participation. Read more Funding Help and Support Need funding for your music project? Explore resources, tips, and guidance to help you apply, manage, and make the most of Youth Music funding. Read more Next Gen Next Gen Spotlight: Mari Mathias To celebrate Welsh Language Music Day (9 February), Youth Music NextGen Fund artist Mari Mathias discusses the importance of celebrating folklore, tradition and the Celtic language through music, as well as her upcoming collaborative EP, and the growing vibrancy of the Welsh language music scene. Read more Next Gen Next Gen Spotlight: Rianne Lewis, Run It Youth Music NextGen Fund recipient, Rianne Lewis, is the founder of RUN IT, a music and networking events series. Read more Next Gen Next Gen Spotlight: Lemonade Shoelace Lemonade Shoelace is an explosive psychedelic project by Ruairi Richman. The Irish artist aims to load up the senses with colour, rich melodies and textures of sound that embrace the last 50 years of popular music, all written, produced and recorded by himself within the walls of his small bedroom studio. Read more Next Gen Next Gen Spotlight: Lemonade Shoelace Lemonade Shoelace is an explosive psychedelic project by Ruairi Richman. The Irish artist aims to load up the senses with colour, rich melodies and textures of sound that embrace the last 50 years of popular music, all written, produced and recorded by himself within the walls of his small bedroom studio. Read more Next Gen Next Gen Spotlight: Mari Mathias Meet Youth Music NextGen Fund artist, Hillarynx, a London-based artist making velvety smooth neo-soul. Read more news In Conversation with Dani Stephenson, President of Straight Forward Music In an interview with Youth Music, Dani shares his personal journey and the insights he has gained from his experiences. Read more news 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. Read more news How To Get Yourself Out of a Creative and Mental Slump Read more resources Dyslexia, Music and the Brain A dyslexic brain, when reading, looks different to a non-dyslexic brain in the sense that different parts light up. In simple terms, the non-dyslexic brain processes reading on the left side of the brain – in the dyslexic brain there is much more crossover between the left and right brain in regard to where reading happens. news Making music to cope with loss - Shallise's story Shallise is a 22-year-old singer and songwriter from south London. She takes part in a project run by Raw Material, a community arts organisation based in Brixton. Making music helped her cope after the loss of her dad. Read more resources Becoming a Music Tech Teacher: Skills and Tips The world we live in today revolves around technology. Creating music used to be the realm of professional musicians with extravagant budgets and access to studio equipment that mere mortals could only dream of. Fortunately, this technological revolution now means that anyone with a musical idea and a half-decent laptop can produce tracks to rival any you hear in the charts. Donate In Memory When someone we love dies, our fondest memories of them are often musical. By creating a Youth Music memorial fund in honour of a loved one, you can help break down barriers and support young people to get started in music. Read more Our Funding We’re here to back grassroots projects and young creators across the UK. Explore our funding opportunities today! Read more Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 28 Next page ››
