My Speech For (MU) Motion 20: ‘Being Black in the UK music industry’
Read my speech for (MU) Motion 20 ‘Being Black in the UK music industry’, delivered at the TUC Black Workers Conference.
A Day In The Life Of A Musician
Read To My Interview With ‘The Church Times’
I had the honour to be interviewed by The Church Times for one of their publications, which was released on February this year. We chatted about many things, including my journey in music, my projects, my history and, of course, my faith.
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I Got Back To The Stage With A Live Audience. See How It Went!
Last Saturday, the Herefordshire and Worcestershire chamber of commerce invited me to enliven their Chamber Business Awards ceremony for this year. It had been a hot minute since the last time I played in front of a live audience, and I missed the stage so much!
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Sometimes, It Is The Simple Things
If you have ever wondered what I do besides music, well, one of the little activities I enjoy is to take care of my garden. It is important that musicians have side activities!
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What Has Happened Since I Wrote My Article About Menopausal Musicians
I did not expect the article I wrote for the Musicians’ Union in occasion of World Menopause Day 2020 to have such an impact. It makes me happy to see how all these healthy and very necessary conversations sparkled from it!
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Help More Women Achieve Their Dreams In The Music Industry
As a professional musician, one of my greatest satisfactions is to share with other artists and see them grow. This drive to help others is what motivated me to create and mantain projects like Cafemnee, Time For My Music and Success Beyond The Score. It also plays a role in my involvement with organisations like the Musicians’ Union, which fight every day for better conditions in the industry.
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Do You Have An Event Coming Up? Book A Sax Performance
If you want to have me performing live music as part of an event you are planning, now you have a quick way to enquiring online. You just need to head to my booking page and fill a short form that will allow me to know exactly what you need and provide you with all the information.
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What Has Happened Since The Spring Budget Speech?
There was some good news in the Budget speech, as SEISS and furlough were extended to September and more money also went into the Cultural Recovery Fund. However, the situation for musicians is still extremely difficult. The MU estimates over 70% of musicians are unsure about their future in the industry. The governments needs to do more!
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How Is Life As A Menopausal Musician?
I bet that’s not a question most people ask themselves frequently. We are used to sweep that kind of topics under the rug. However, this is only a disservice to the entire community of musicians, including those that undergo menopause and those who don’t. For that reason, I wrote an article with all about it for the Musicians’ Union.
