Beats and Boroughs: Working with young artists and building music communities in East London

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In this episode research fellow Jo Gibson talks to Emmanuel ‘Manny Loveankh’ Ebokosia, Regina Binzari and Joshua Eyakware from True Cadence, a music social enterprise in the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham. They talk about meeting through an ISJ community research grant and continuing to work together through a new music network called Beats and Boroughs. Their discussion highlights the impact of the project on personal and professional growth, challenges faced by young artists and the importance of community and collaboration in the music industry.

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