Our Work

We deliver collaborative music-making courses for those at risk of offending, in a range of custodial and community settings. Our creative programmes are delivered by industry-standard music professionals who develop participants' wellbeing and transferable skills, preparing them for a better future in society and supporting their desistance from crime.

Our culturally-relevant practitioners adopt a trauma-informed approach along with high production values to empower participants. Alongside music-making, participants are supported to gain a King’s Trust qualification in Personal Development and Employability Skills.

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Examples of what we cover on our projects:

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Empowering participants to find their own approach to making music and identify their goals and strengths.

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Understanding the process of creating sections of tracks using a wide range of music technologies including digital samplers and drum machines.

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Inspiring participants to write verses which authentically convey feelings, attitudes and aspirations.

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Helping individuals to understand the process of transforming a collection of musical ideas into a complete track.

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Supporting participants to have the confidence to perform final versions of their songs.

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After completing a song, participants gain key insight and tips about sharing their music.