My Interface Journey by Liz Birch (Young Music Leader on Quench Arts' Interface project)

What I've Done On Quench Arts' Interface Project by Lewis Farquharson (Young Music Leader)

Musical Routes - exploring scales

MusicLab - back in action!

Blog (With Videos) - LGBTQI + Inclusion Empower Hours

My journey on Quench Arts' Interface project by Vinicius Motta (Young Music Leader)

A smile invites a smile

Evaluation guidelines for interviewing young people - Designed as a guide for displaced young people

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Video - Early Years Participation & Collaboration with WILD Young Parents

Latest Youth Music Funding Awards Update - Fund A23

Funded (Free) training: How to use DJ skills with your groups.

Latest Youth Music Funding Awards Update - Fund B15

Using Acoustic Drum Kit on Music Projects by Paul Carroll (Quench Arts’ Wavelength Music Leader)

My experience on Quench Arts’ Interface project – Eudina Jarrett (Music Leader)

What I’ve learnt on Quench Arts’ Interface project by Kai Chareunsy (Young Music Leader)

5 young women leading the way in music - on and off stage

Meet the young women breaking barriers and making waves in the music industry.

MusicLab - Christmas Event Reel!

Changing Tack

6 Organisations Tackling Underrepresentation in the Music Industry

In 2020 we launched the Youth Music Incubator Fund to enable organisations to create sustainable, meaningful career opportunities for young people aged 18-25, especially those who are currently underrepresented in the sector. We wanted to help creative employers support emerging talent and benefit from a more diverse workforce. 

Since then, we've given out more than £2.3 million to businesses, collectives and not-for-profits working in the music industries to make that happen, that have created over 800 paid work opportunities created at the Real Living Wage, for young people across England, Scotland and Wales.

Check out some of the ways organisations have used the funding to tackle underrepresentation in the industry below. 

Music and Healing by Aimée Hanson (Volunteer Peer Mentor on Quench Arts’ Wavelength project)

From inpatient to outpatient: following a young person through their social and musical journey by Dan Cippico (Music Leader on Quench Arts’ Wavelength project)

My 3 Most Used Plugins as a Community Musician by James Stanley (Quench Arts’ Wavelength Music Leader)

The positive impact of working on a one-to-one basis by Holly Kehoe-Kingsley (Quench Arts’ Wavelength Music Leader)