Multi Award Winning Female Saxophonist, Birmingham, UK, Jazz, Gospel, Reggae, Blues, Soul and Originals. 'Music for the soul'
The world moves fast, and information travels even faster. We become aware of so many things simultaneously that we cannot possibly focus, and end up overwhelmed, confused and feeling helpless. This is, at least partially, by design. If our attention is scattered and we don’t have energy, then we cannot properly support what is important to us. It is a very complex problem, but the solution might be simpler than we think: we just need to trust our community.
Whilst the focus of this website is on music, now that the results of the elections have sunk in, I need a moment to talk about politics.
Time For My Music is my online programme that supports emerging female musicians to set foot in the music industry. By joining, you’ll get access to tons of resources covering all the topics you need to be familiar with in order to thrive as a professional musician.
Sometimes, networking is about talking with someone about K-dramas because they noticed you have an Asian brand phone. Let me tell you about it!
‘Time For My Music’ is the name of the community group for female musicians that I created alongside my Cafemnee team, wishing to provide a safe and welcoming environment to have conversations, share resources, improve ourselves and create music together.
I happily volunteered to play for the Caribbean Social Forum through videocall tonight. I am glad and relieved knowing that communities like them didn’t just close and go on hiatus as soon as this situation hit, because we need these social spaces alive!
