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UD Masterclass 003 / The Silhouettes Project / 26.01.23 @ Talent House

UD presents the Masterclass Series, promising to bring skills and a bag of practical music know-how to our east London Talent House HQ…

On Thursday January 26th, for our third Masterclass, we’ll be joined by The Silhouettes Project, with tickets on sale now at £5, (free to members – you’ll be sent a code to claim yours), bag a seat while you can at udtickets.com!

In Masterclass 003, ‘From the Ground Up’, The Silhouettes Project will cover;

An introduction to Root73 and The Silhouettes Project

What role can I play in community

How to build my tribe

What issues face my community

The importance of collaboration

How marketing can play its role

What does managing an artist look like

The Masterclass Series.
Monthly @ Talent House.
udtickets.com

@UDMusicLDN

@The SilhouettesProject

@root73_

@Eerf_evil

@Asher_Kosher

ROOT 73 is a community arts organisation based in Hackney anchored around a physical community arts hub and recording studio. ROOT 73 was built by and for the local community. Our approach places heavy emphasis on community activity and on the social importance of working together for a common goal, while also bringing together all the necessary elements needed to help artists break into the music industry.

Asher Kosher Asher co-founded Root 73 and The Silhouettes Project, and leads the initiative to find musicians for the artist development program. He is a talented MC going by the name of Asher Kosher, and has produced countless tracks and artworks for the platform. He often runs the subsidised sessions and is keen on developing new talent. Asher also works as a consultant for 0207 Def Jam & Atlantic Records, as well co managing ENNY.

Jaden Bonsu Community activist, rapper and youth worker, Jaden Bonsu uses his lived experience hailing from South London to create more cohesion through working with communities and in the music industry. Co-founder of The Silhouettes Project and one of the Directors of community label Root 73, Jaden has managed to create community music projects that have received national recognition. Also known as ‘Eerf Evil‘ (‘Live Free’ backwards), Eerf combines his experiences growing up in challenging environments with a unique way of telling stories that provide an insight – exploring the rationale behind our decisions in life.

If you want to attend for free, become a UD member today!

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