Despite music being a universal language that transcends boundaries, young musicians like Darren still lack the support to fully express their musicality. The Youth Music report shows that over half of musicians with disabilities cannot find a teacher who understands their adjustment needs.
Introduction: Great news has come our way! “Marbles: The Different Colours of Mental Health,” the powerful short film by True Cadence and Kletick in collaboration with Barking and Dagenham Council…
Introduction: In an era where mental health issues are increasingly prevalent, it is crucial to nurture open conversations and understanding, especially among young people. True Cadence, in collaboration with Barking…
The skyrocketing career growth of Julia Wyszkowska (21), aka Jelia, is a testament to the opportunities True Cadence (TC) provides beyond the programme. Since joining TC in March, Jelia has…
D-Max (22) has always been singing in a bathroom, just for himself. When his grandma and friends overheard his singing, they convinced him he had natural talent. The encouragement prompted…
Congratulations to our very own Diane aka D-Max, who has been awarded a NextGen Fund grant by Youth Music. D-Max is a current participant on The Expression Project and a…
How has music empowered women? Looking at music from 1960s to present-day we can see how various music artists encapsulate themes like independence, female solidarity, sexuality and being bold. These…
With an ardent passion for the performing arts and a voice that merges youthful energy with a bright clarity, Katie Mitton is aiming for nothing less than Broadway and beyond.…
She likes jazz and pop, happy melody and sad lyrics, city life and forests – the life of Tamara Kramar (22) is full of contrasts, yet she embraces their beauty,…
True Cadence took over the main stage at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park on the 2nd of August 2022, celebrating the 10 Years of the Olympic and Commonwealth Games. The “Takeover”…
