Recently, I got the chance to see Les Misérables, here are my thoughts on the spectacular performance...

A story of old America bantering with the present day. 

Bear's Den stunning performance has got me hooked to a new genre of music

We caught up with four Sing City young musicians who, as part of their Silver Arts Awards with us, are project managing a fundraising event to raise money for Brighter Sound.

Riding high after the success of his breakout single 'Sound of My Youth', Boy George's protege Jamie Hannah now returns with it's acoustic re-imagining and accompanying music video.

Cats the musical based on the 'Old Possum's book of Practical Cats by T.S Eliot 

Debbie's photography workshop 

I learned how to make a pot using a potter's wheel.

A perfectly simple game about an angry ape where the only thing that hits harder than your 350lb fists is the games jazzy percussion soundtrack that matches your every move.

The arts issue I have chosen is about representation of black people in the arts. In the galleries there are very few images of black people or art by black artists as a permanent display. Why is this? In music there are lots of representation may not necessarily be positive but it's there. Why is this? In theatre/films there is slow increase in the amount of lead roles given to black people. Only in February 2018 was there a predominately black cast that has been available in the mainstream. And recognition for our talents has been scarce. Oprah was the first black woman to receive a golden globe:  Cecil B. DeMille Award 2018. Jordan Peele is the first African-American to win the best original screenplay Oscar. Why has it taken so long? 

I wanted to explore why this is.

History is wonderful but I also know a lot of things that might not be what you expect so keep your eye on this 🙏

5 Seconds of Summer's recent collaboration with The Chainsmokers got me thinking about systematic problems within the music industry that make true equality hard to reach.