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.
Millicent Stephenson
No More Issues With Payments: Learn How To Calculate And Communicate Your Fees
On Wednesday 25th May, I’ll be talking through Zoom about everything you need to know in order to get paid what you are worth. Sign up for free!
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‘Sweetest Love’ To Finish The Week On A High Note
To wrap up this first half of the month on a sweet note (pun intented), I bring you the recording of a live session rendition of Rhea Marcia’s “Sweetest Love”, featuring davecreates, in which I play the saxophone.
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New Zoom Webinar: Learn How To Get Paid What You’re Worth
I firmly believe that every musician should be paid for their work. That’s why, after learning about some of your struggles getting paid fairly and in a timely manner for your gigs, I put together this FREE webinar to give you the tools that have worked for me, to help you get paid.
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“I’m That Woman”, April’s 2nd Biggest Hit At UK Christian Charts For Reggae
Around a week ago, A Step FWD announced the top three songs on the UK Christian Chart for Reggae music in the month of April. “I’m That Woman”, the song composed by Toyin Adekale in which I play the sax, got the second position!
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Dinner And Dance For The Noel Holmes Memorial Hospital
On Saturday 4th June, 2022, friends of the Noel Holmes Memorial Hospital will offer their 25th annual charity ball at La Royale Banquetting Suites in London.
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Get Paid What You Are Worth!
On Wednesday 25th May, I’ll be talking through Zoom about everything you need to know in order to get paid what you are worth!
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Voting For The BIWSS Awards Closes Tomorrow!
Just a few hours left to vote for my song “Take Me To The King” for the BIWSS awards 2022. The poll will close tomorrow Saturday 30th April at 10am (UK time).
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Ripples Of Desmond Tutu’s Legacy
Four month after Desmond Tutu passed away, I reflect on his impact on millions of lives across the world, and also about his role in my life. It’s actually a funny story!
