Listen again to S2, E4-7 of the podcast Success Beyond The Score
Today, I want to take you back to two podcast interviews I had with brilliant women in music: Louise Dengate and Abigail Kelly.
Millicent Stephenson
A hopeful type of melancholy
Many rivers to cross | But I can’t seem to find my way over | Wandering, I am lost | As I travel along White Cliffs of Dover
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FREE COURSE: Legal Know-Hows for Gigging Musicians
On Wednesday 22 April 2026, I will be teaching a FREE webinar via Zoom about legal know-hows for gigging musicians. It is open to everybody who has access to the internet and wants to learn! Sign-up now.
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Listen again to S2, E1-3 of the podcast Success Beyond The Score
When I decided to make a second season for my podcast Success Beyond The Score, I knew I would not be satisfied unless I took it to the next level. For this reason, and as a way to circumvent the challenges posed by the lock-down measures against COVID-19, I jumped from audio to video format, and set up a series of interviews via Zoom with prominent veterans of the music industry.
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Upcoming webinars and courses to boost your music career
Learn about my upcoming webinars, courses and events designed to help you build your dream music career. I have a lot in store that I can’t wait to share!
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Happy Easter!
It’s Easter Sunday, it’s April, and spring is here to stay. Regardless of whether you observe Easter as part of your religion, I wish you a peaceful day and I invite you to reflect on the good things that still shine in your life, despite our turbulent times.
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Listen again to S1, E21-30 of the podcast Success Beyond The Score
Today, I bring the last batch of episodes from the season 1 of the podcast titled Success Beyond The Score, from which the website got its name. In these, I talk about how to monetise your music and future-proof your career. If you are an artist working in the UK, or you know one, it is worth to have a listen.
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My version of ‘Many Rivers To Cross’
A few months ago, I had the honour to perform for the Jamaican Nurses Association. Here is one of the songs I played.
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Every Woman is That Woman
When Toyin Adekale invited me to participate in the recording of “I’m That Woman”, I read the lyrics and felt seen. It is a track I am proud to have contributed to, and I am happy to share it once again in occasion of International Women’s Day.
