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# Finding Rhythms

We use music as a catalyst to empower people to improve their lives.

## Sitemaps

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## Posts

- [News](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news)
- [Don’t Stop the Music: Summer Workshops Open New Doors for Finding Rhythms Participants](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/dont-stop-the-music-summer-workshops-open-new-doors-for-finding-rhythms-participants) - At Finding Rhythms, we know that the end of a programme shouldn't be the end of a participant's creative journey. That's why, throughout August, we're bringing together current and former participants for a series of inspiring workshops designed to build confidence, develop musical skills and create new opportunities for employment. From collaborative songwriting to receiving
- [We're Hiring: Trustee (Income Generation)](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/were-hiring-trustee-income-generation) - Finding Rhythms uses music as a catalyst to empower people to improve their lives. We deliver creative projects in prisons and in the community, supporting people at risk of offending to rebuild confidence, strengthen belonging, and shift how they see themselves. We are looking for a Trustee with expertise in income generation, particularly major donor
- [We're Hiring: Trustee (Lived Experience of the Criminal Justice System)](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/were-hiring-trustee-lived-experience-of-the-criminal-justice-system) - Have you experienced the criminal justice system first hand and want to use what you've learned to help others?Finding Rhythms uses music as a catalyst to empower people to improve their lives. We deliver creative projects in prisons and in the community, supporting people at risk of offending to rebuild confidence, strengthen belonging, and shift
- [Studio Rising: A New Music Programme Supporting Young People in Southwark](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/studio-rising-a-new-music-programme-supporting-young-people-in-southwark) - Finding Rhythms is delighted to launch Studio Rising, an exciting new music programme for young people aged 14–17 across Southwark. Supported by London's Violence Reduction Unit through London Community Foundation, Studio Rising has been developed to support young people who may be at risk of involvement in the criminal justice system, using music as a
- [Finding Rhythms Research Highlights the Impact of Music Projects for Black Men Experiencing Mental Health Difficulties](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/finding-rhythms-research-highlights-the-impact-of-music-projects-for-black-men-experiencing-mental-health-difficulties) - A newly published peer-reviewed study has highlighted the impact of Finding Rhythms music projects delivered in partnership with NHS mental health services in Harrow, North West London. The research explored three projects delivered between 2023 and 2024, bringing together Black men experiencing severe and enduring mental health difficulties to create original music in collaborative, supportive
- [Finding Rhythms Welcomes Baroness Lola Young as Patron](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/finding-rhythms-welcomes-baroness-lola-young-as-patron) - We are delighted to announce that Baroness Lola Young has joined the charity as a Patron. Former actor, professor of Cultural Studies, and former Head of Culture at the Greater London Authority, Baroness Young has written and broadcast extensively on a wide range of cultural and social issues. Throughout her distinguished career, she has championed
- [Finding Purpose Through Music: London Pathways Partnership in London Bridge and Euston](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/finding-purpose-through-music-london-pathways-partnership-in-london-bridge-and-euston) - Across autumn 2025 and early 2026, Finding Rhythms partnered with London Pathways Partnership (LPP), who deliver specialist forensic mental health services to people leaving prison, to deliver two creative music programmes at their London Bridge and Euston hubs. Through a series of collaborative workshops, participants came together to write, record and produce original albums of
- [Celebrating our new music studio!](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/celebrating-making-waves-and-our-new-music-studio) - Last week, we had an incredible evening celebrating the launch of our Making Waves programme and the unveiling of our new studio space in South London. We were delighted to welcome guests from across the criminal justice, healthcare, and creative health sectors to spotlight the successful first phase of our Making Waves programme and showcase our new studio.
- [Creating connections through music](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/creating-connections-through-music) - This Mental Health Awareness Week, we're highlighting how collaborative music projects can help build supportive communities where they are needed the most.
- [Making Waves Live at Peckham Levels](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/what-you-missed-at-making-waves-live) - We returned to Peckham Levels on 10th July for the third Making Waves Live, and once again, we sold out the Auditorium. Supporters braved the 30 degree heat to hear original music from artists to come through our Making Waves music and mentoring programme. Thankfully, the air con at held strong. The night was hosted
- [Finding Rhythms x Change Grow Live: Building Confidence, Connection and Hope Through Music](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/finding-rhythms-x-change-grow-live-building-confidence-connection-and-hope-through-music) - Since March 2025, Finding Rhythms has delivered three powerful music projects in partnership with health and social care charity Change Grow Live (CGL), working with men in HMP Bristol and HMP Portland. Led by our musicians Aron and Thabo, these projects have brought creativity, structure and a renewed sense of purpose to participants navigating complex
- [Finding Rhythms x HMP High Down: Creativity, Confidence and Connection Through Music](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/finding-rhythms-x-hmp-high-down) - Finding Rhythms has recently delivered a series of three projects working in partnership with the specialist Psychologically Informed Planned Environment (PIPE) unit for men with learning disabilities at HMP High Down in Sutton, Surrey. While traditional evaluation methods can be challenging in this context, the impact of the work has been clear – both in
- [HMP Woodhill Listening Event](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/hmp-woodhill-listening-event) - Last month we welcomed our new Project Manager Sarah Akarolo to the Finding Ryhtyms team, and she wasted no time in experiencing our projects for herself having recently attended our listening event at HMP Woodhill to celebrate the release of 'Time Soon Come'. I had the pleasure of attending my first listening event since joining
- ['Every effort counts' at Northwick Park Hospital](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/every-effort-counts-a-spotlight-on-our-partnership-with-mental-health-services) - This week, friends, family, and staff gathered to celebrate the launch of ‘Every Effort Counts’, a new album written and recorded by participants at Northwick Park Hospital on our 143rd music project.
- [A playlist for Mothers](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/dear-mama-a-playlist-exploring-the-bond-between-mother-and-child) - In honor of International Women's Day and with Mother's Day just around the corner, we're excited to highlight a special collection of music created by participants of Finding Rhythms projects. These heartfelt songs serve as letters of gratitude, appreciation and, at times, apology to their mothers. We've curated a playlist featuring nine beautiful tracks, each
- [Evaluation of Making Waves published](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/evaluation-of-making-waves-published) - An external evaluation of Finding Rhythms' Making Waves programme identifies impact in three key areas: musical skill development, emotional benefits and personal/social.
- [Finding Rhythms X Big Give](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/finding-rhythms-x-big-gives-arts-for-impact-campaign) - Were raising funds to continue Making Waves for another year, supporting young people at risk of offending. Give between 18-25 March on our Big Give campaign page and your donation will be match funded.
- [🔊 Announcing our new project - Making Waves](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/🔊-announcing-our-new-project-making-waves) - Finding Rhythms are pleased to announce a brand new project in the community - 'Making Waves' - kicking off later this month in South London, funded by London's Violence Reduction Unit.
- [Mental health awareness week at FR](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/mental-health-awareness-week-finding-harmony-through-music) - For #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, we have curated a playlist of tracks written and recorded by participants on our projects, that tell the stories of the personal struggles they have faced.
- [Koestler Awards 2023](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/koestler-awards-2023) - We are delighted to have won 14 awards for music tracks created on our projects at this year's Koestler Awards. The Koestler Awards are run by Koestler Arts, the UK’s best-known prison arts charity. They encourage people in the criminal justice system to change their lives by participating in the arts. The winning tracks can

## Pages

- [Homepage](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/)
- [Studio](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/fr-studio) - Making Waves is a our flagship one-to-one music making programme designed for people at risk of offending or those leaving prison. Over 10 sessions, participants work with a professional producer in our private studio to create, record, and release their own music, building confidence and gaining new skills along the way. 
- [About Finding Rhythms](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about)
- [Support Us](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/support-us)
- [Community](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/community) - We work in the community to help vulnerable and at risk young people aged 16-30 (who have been marginalised, including those not in education, employment or training (NEETS); care leavers and ex-prisoners.
- [Prisons](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/prisons) - We have been working in UK prisons since 2013 and have produced and recorded over 100 albums featuring over 10,000 original tracks of music.
- [Our Impact](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/our-impact)
- [Contact Us](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/contact-us) - Contacting Us There are numerous ways in which you can get in contact with the Finding Rhythms Team, if you are keen to work with us, for us, would like to speak about potential press releases or you would just like to know more about what we do. Email: Please send all enquiries to info@finding-rhythms.co.uk
- [Our Music](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/our-music) - We endeavor to create the highest quality music and we are incredibly proud of all achievements to date which include producing over 100 albums of music, with all tracks being professionally mixed and mastered. Our main aim is to share this music with our audience, supporters and most importantly, beneficiaries. All music listed below can
- [Newsletter Sign Up](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/signup) - We love to keep our supporters informed about our activities and plans, but we’d never dream of bombarding them. We normally send a monthly newsletter and an occasional invitation to an event. If you’d like to receive our occasional updates, please sign up below: Occasional Newsletters: Please Confirm Subscription * indicates required Email Address *
- [Privacy Policy](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/privacy-policy) - Welcome to the Finding Rhythms website. This site is owned by Finding Rhythms CIO (the “Company”, “we” or “us”) whose registered office is at Finding Rhythms c/o Beyond Profit, F114, Bolton Arena, Arena Approach, Horwich, Bolton, BL6 6LB and our charity registration number is 1151872. This website is operated by 2smallfeet Ltd of 247 Camberwell New Road, SE5
- [Partners](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/partners) - Since 2013, Finding Rhythms has thrived because we have been able to build meaningful partnerships with community, statutory and corporate organisations. These relationships are vital in facilitating delivery, achieving impact and increasing our reach. 
- [Terms & Conditions](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/terms-and-conditions) - 1 Welcome to the Finding Rhythms website. This site is owned by Finding Rhythms CIO (the “Company”, “we” or “us”) whose registered office is at Finding Rhythms c/o Beyond Profit, F114, Bolton Arena, Arena Approach, Horwich, Bolton, BL6 6LB and our charity registration number is 1151872. This website is operated by 2smallfeet Ltd of 247 Camberwell New Road,
- [Schools](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/our-work/schools) - We bring professional musicians from the music industry who are passionate about the benefits of using music in education into schools to provide students with a unique creative musical experience.
- [Cookies Policy](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/cookies-policy) - Welcome to the Finding Rhythms website. This site is owned by Finding Rhythms CIO (the “Company”, “we” or “us”) whose registered office is at 32 Cubbitt Street, London, WC1X 0LR and our charity registration number is 1151872. This website is operated by 2smallfeet Ltd of 247 Camberwell New Road, SE5 0TH (Company Registration Number: 13817533).
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## Staff

- [Katie Weatherall](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/staff/katie-weatherall) - Katie Weatherall joined Finding Rhythms in 2022 and brings over 15 years’ experience working across the non-profit arts and charity sectors. Prior to joining Finding Rhythms, Katie held roles including within the British Council’s Music team, where she managed the internationally broadcast Selector Radio show and music projects across Sub-Saharan Africa, and at British Underground,
- [Louise Cooke](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/staff/louise-cooke) - Louise studied film and media production at the Northern Media School and came away with a Masters’ degree in Film Production and Screenwriting. Since then, she has worked on various independent and commercial media projects before joining Finding Rhythms in 2022. Louise believes strongly that the creative arts should be available to all young people
- [Clara Bennathan](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/staff/clara-bennathan) - Clara joined the Finding Rhythms team in September 2025. She holds a degree in English Literature and has a background in justice activism and artist management, primarily working with early-career rappers. Having experienced the impact of the arts in institutional settings, she is a strong believer in the transformative power of the work Finding Rhythms
- [Catherine Bullough](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/staff/catherine-bullough) - Catherine joined the Finding Rhythms team in January 2024. She has previously managed a range of community music programmes at Britten Pears Arts and the Philharmonia Orchestra. Catherine studied Business Management at university and found her way into the performing arts sector by working Front of House in a local theatre.

## Trustees

- [Will Davies](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/our-trustees/will-davies) - Will has over 15 years' experience in the financial services industry. He has held roles within Investment Banking at Credit Suisse and is currently a Director at Santander Corporate & Investment Bank. He started his career at PwC and is a qualified Chartered Accountant. Will is a keen musician and has experienced first-hand how music
- [Justin Kitson KC](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/our-trustees/justin-kitson) - Justin is a barrister practising from London chambers and has strong connections to both London and the North of England. An amateur pianist, he has been involved with numerous arts charities over the years, and through his work and interests in music, Justin is passionate about the power of music to transform the lives of individuals and their
- [Jonty Kinsella](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/our-trustees/jonty-kinsella) - Jonty studied Food Science and Nutrition at London University, then went on to teach for 44 years, including at Roehampton University and secondary school in Richmond. During this time she was chief examiner for A-level Home Economics science elements in Northern Ireland, curriculum developer and author of teaching text books. Jonty also served for ten
- [John Reiss](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/our-trustees/john-reiss) - John is a broadly experienced business and not-for-profit leader. Executive Chairman of Premier, the UK’s largest communications agency specialising in international entertainment, arts and culture. John is also the Chair of a portfolio of entrepreneurial businesses including multiplex cinema operator Peckhamplex. He is a member of BAFTA, a patron of the arts and active in
- [James Crabbe](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/our-trustees/james-crabbe) - James is a former Governing Body Fellow of Wolfson College, having previously been a Research Fellow and a Guy Newton Stipendiary Junior Research Fellow. He has been the Wine Steward at Wolfson and was Chair of the Social and Cultural Committee for four years. An Emeritus Professor, he was formerly Professor of Protein Biochemistry and
- [Dr Ron Dodzro](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/our-trustees/dr-ron-dodzro) - Dr Ron holds a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from University of Hertfordshire. He is passionate about challenging inequalities in society that impact people's wellbeing and amplifying the voices of marginalised communities. Ron has an interest in developing creative, trauma-informed interventions that are accessible and meaningful for individuals and communities. One of his well-known works is a
- [Gurpreet Sanghera](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/our-trustees/gurpreet-sanghera) - Gurpreet is a litigation partner at media, entertainment and commercial law firm Simkins LLP. Having had an insight into the prison system through a friend, she recognises the need for reform and the lack of resources and guidance available to young people who unfortunately end up in the system and find it difficult to break the
- [Julie Dark](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/our-trustees/julie-dark) - Julie is a strategic leader with extensive communications and marketing experience within the creative industries (BBC, Guardian, ITV, Technicolor) and in Arts education (University of the Arts London). She has established communications infrastructures and lead complex projects within challenging high-profile environments in the UK and internationally.Julie is passionate about theatre and music, both as a

## Patrons

- [Robin Millar, CBE](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/our-patrons/robin-millar-cbe) - Sir Robin Millar is an internationally renowned British music producer and arranger and a mentor to FTSE business leaders. A pioneer of digital technology, he produced and arranged ‘Diamond Life’ by Sade, the first all-digital UK top ten record. Robin has won every major international music industry award and gained 150 gold/platinum discs including 44 No.1
- [Baroness Floella Benjamin, OBE](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/our-patrons/baroness-floella-benjamin-obe) - Baroness Floella Benjamin is a broadcaster, actress, singer, producer and an active worker for the welfare, care and education of children throughout the world. She was chairman of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) and in 2001 was awarded an OBE for services to broadcasting. In 2008 she was appointed Deputy Lieutenant
- [Baroness Lola Young](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/our-patrons/baroness-lola-young) - Former actor, professor of Cultural Studies, and Head of Culture at the Greater London Authority, Baroness Lola Young has written and broadcast extensively on a wide range of cultural issues. She has served on the Boards of several national cultural organisations including the National Theatre and the Southbank Centre, as well serving as a Commisioner
- [Robin Harris](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/our-patrons/robin-harris) - Robin Harris is a jazz musician, musical director, and founder of Finding Rhythms. He began delivering creative music projects at HMP Wormwood Scrubs in 2005, where he quickly recognised that enabling prisoners to create their own music through reflection had a profound impact on their wellbeing and sense of identity. With support from Lloyds Bank
- [Max Reinhardt](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/our-patrons/max-reinhardt) - Max Reinhardt is a broadcaster (Late Junction, BBC Radio 3; Global Beats, BBC World Service); musical director/founder-member of Oily Cart, one of the UK’s leading children’s theatre companies; freelance composer who’s “done time” with BBC Children’s TV, Spitalfields Music and Oxford Contemporary Music among others; a DJ (on legendary dance floors like Mambo Inn, The

## Practitioners

- [Nubiya Imani](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/nubiya-imani) - Nubiya is a multidisciplinary artist, writer, performer and composer who has worked under the Royal National Theatre umbrella. Founding member of Nubiyan Twist and lead singer of The Hempolics with over a decade of touring experience.
- [Xidus Pain](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/xidus-pain-2) - Xidus Pain is a multi award-winning international music artist, hip-hop educator and cultural practitioner. Mentored by pioneers including the Sugarhill Gang, Grandmaster Melle Mel, and Benjamin Zephaniah, he has performed at leading venues such as the Royal Albert Hall, Alexandra Palace and Howard University. He made history as the first rap artist to perform at Peterborough
- [Nathan Smoker](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/nathan-smoker) - Hailing from South East London, Nathan first made waves as a contestant on The Voice UK before carving out a reputation in the dance and drum & bass scenes. He’s since clocked up millions of streams, with standout features across the genre. One of his biggest moments came with 'No Warning', produced by James Hiraeth,
- [Dwayne Kilvington](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/dwayne-kilvington) - Dwayne Kilvington is a producer and multi-instrumentalist from Leeds. He started making beats at 11 on his mum’s computer and got his first taste of live music at Interplay Theatre’s youth group. After a stint at Leeds College of Music, he found his way into jazz, klezmer and beat-making through jamming with local musicians and
- [Thabo Mkwananzi](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/thabo-mkwananzi) - Thabo is a Zimbabwean-born musician, storyteller, and facilitator who brings enthusiasm and joy to every session. With a background in songwriting, performance and immersive art, Thabo has toured with artists like Seal and Anthony Hamilton, collaborated with Idris Elba and Naughty Boy and currently creates performance art and installations alongside Julianknxx and Akeelah Bertram. This
- [Tom Goss](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/tom-goss) - Tom Goss is a guitarist, writer and producer from East London. After playing in a pub covers band as a teenager, he met Ben Drew (Plan B) in 2006 and joined his live band the B-Team, touring extensively over the UK, Europe and America. Tom worked on Plan B’s number 1 album ‘The Defamation of
- [Fred Harper](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/fred-harper) - Fred Harper is a drummer, producer, writer and stage performer. After attending the BRIT school in London, Fred went on to graduate from the Leeds College of Music with first class honours. He has since toured all over the UK and Europe, performing everywhere from the Royal Albert Hall to Ronnie Scott's and Glastonbury Festival. In
- [Marcelle](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/marcelle) - Marcelle has been singing since age 11. Her sister introduced her to the recording studio and since then she has had the pleasure of working both in the studio and as a live performer. Her work as a session singer has seen her perform alongside Joss Stone, Jeff Beck, JP Cooper, Michelle Williams and others
- [George Handley](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/george-handley) - George Handley is a bass player, producer, and DJ from London. Having studied at Leeds Conservatoire, he’s toured all over Europe with various projects and played at venues such as The Barbican, Royal Festival Hall, The Natural History Museum, O2 Academy Leeds, and many others. Adept on several instruments, George has been involved in musical
- [Tom Ireland](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/tom-ireland) - Born and raised in Bedford, Tom has been a studio engineer and vocal producer for the last 8+ years. Specialising in mainly Hip Hop and R&B, he’s worked with the likes of Wretch 32, Avelino, IAMDDB, Lil Macks (of whom he worked with and watched grow from his humble beginnings to being signed by Warner
- [Cleo Savva](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/cleo-savva) - Cleo (they/she) is a British-Cypriot queer multi-disciplinary artist and co-creator. Cleo is an acclaimed multi-instrumentalist and has performed across the UK and Europe and recorded on albums with an array of incredible artists including The Moulettes, Miryam Solomon, Huw Marc Bennett and Allysha Joy. Cleo is also a multi-genre DJ and producer who has two
- [Aron Kyne](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/aron-kyne) - Aron has been writing and producing music individually and with other artists for over 10 years. He works closely with solo artists, providing songwriting and production in a wide variety of different genres but specialises in soul, R&B, hip-hop, pop and jazz. Music he has worked on has been played on BBC Radio 1, BBC
- [George Bakare](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/george-bakare) - George Bakare is a multi-instrumentalist, rapper, and music producer from South London with over 7 years of experience working with artists across the UK. He has facilitated hundreds of private home studio sessions, helping emerging talent develop their sound, confidence, and creative direction. George spent four years working with Grounded Sounds, a music charity dedicated to supporting
- [Kema Daley](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/kema-daley) - Kema is a community activist, veteran youth worker and top-tier lyricist. As part of the hybrid rap group, CMPND, he signed to High Focus Records in 2019 and has since released two critically acclaimed albums. Kema has performed at major venues including Fabric, Motion and the Jazz Cafe, hit main stages at Boomtown and Outlook
- [Shumba Maasai](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/shumba-maasai) - Shumba is a UK-based, Zimbabwean born musician, multidisciplinary artist and cultural curator. He raps in both English and Shona, using his lyrics to explore identity, resistance and the spiritual journey through the Dunya (the Western material world). Born in Harare, he is the founder of Ancestral Futures and Plus TRBE — platforms dedicated to Afro-diasporic #
- [Tomas Hennessy](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/tomas-hennessy) - Tom Hennessy is a producer, multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter. He studied music production and sound engineering at the Abbey Road Institute in London. His current work includes producing for a wide community of singers and rappers, and his solo project. Hennessy is also an experienced graphic designer/illustrator and has been working on album covers for Finding
- [Andre Hall](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/andre-hall) - Dre is a multi genre producer/DJ with over 7 years of experience in the music industry. Across his career he's achieved over 250,000 monthly Spotify listeners, 80 million total YouTube views and 20 million total Spotify Streams on his music. His career success also has allowed him to perform headline shows across Australia, India, Germany, Ibiza &
- [Aaron May](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/aaron-may) - Aaron graduated with an MA in Composition from the University of Bristol in 2013. He has since worked as a freelance composer, producer and sound designer, and has completed projects for Apple, The V&A and The Imperial War Museum amongst others. He also composes concert music and music for theatre, and is an associated musician
- [Ben Goodall](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/ben-goodall) - Ben is a sound designer, composer and musician. He studied Music at the University of Bristol, where he also played saxophone with various bands and ensembles. In 2013 the university awarded him the graduate composers prize for his collection of electroacoustic works. He performs live electronics, saxophone and guitar for alt-rock group Lunacre, and in
- [Ben Huws](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/ben-hughes) - “Being involved with Finding Rhythms’ projects in prisons is always a brilliant experience, with a brilliant charity.“Helping to encourage the creation and recording of new music with groups in prison is a real privilege and Finding Rhythms have a fantastic, creative and highly effective way of harnessing the many musical elements that inevitably come to
- [Jessica G](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/jessica-g) - Jess Greenfield is a professional singer/musician that has been working with some of the worlds top artists for the past 15 years. She has appeared at many of London's top venues and festivals including Glastonbury, Isle of Wight Festival, The Albert Hall, The London Palladium, The Hammersmith Apollo, Ronnie Scotts, Koko, The Scala, the Jazz
- [Eugene Feygelson](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/eugene-feygelson) - Eugene is a Brooklyn-born London-based multi-instrumentalist, composer, researcher, and events organizer. He is also an experience designer having curated public events for brands at King’s Cross Station and museums for the 2016 Open House London at the Royal Academy of Art. Recently, Feygelson rocked out on fiddle for the latest MTV Unplugged with Liam Gallagher,
- [Jihad Darwish](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/jihad-darwish) - Jihad Darwish is a musician, singer and producer from London working withinall genres of music. Although focusing mainly on his own music he continues toplay with and produce other artists. He has worked with Sting, Van Morrison, Imelda May, Mica Paris,Eric Bibb,Newton Faulkner, Kristina Train, Nikhil De Sousa Anderson Paak, Ed Motta, ElliotSumner, Beth Rowley,
- [Nathan Allen](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/nathan-allen) - “Working with ‘Finding Rhythms’ has been a great learning and rewarding experience. It reminds me how powerful music can be in bringing people together and giving hope. It has been an absolute pleasure to be part of this experience.” Nathan Allen also known as Nait is a formidable drummer, writer, producer and composer with over
- [Sam Lewis](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/sam-lewis) - After being taught to play the guitar at the age of 11 by his musical father Sam went on to study music at Brunel University. His big break came when he met KT Tunstall in a Willsden Park; a meeting that led to him becoming guitar player for her world tours 2004 – 2009.Invited by
- [Sean Allen](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/sean-allen) - Sean Allen, aka Skripture, is a multi-instrumentalist performer, producer, and composer from West London. He can play bass, guitar, piano, and drums, and has a wealth of experience in taking a song from an idea to fruition. As a professional, Sean has worked with a wide range of artists from Charlotte Church to Basement Jaxx,
- [Xidus Pain](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/xidus-pain) - Xidus is an award winning Music Practitioner and Rap Lyricist. As a Rap artist he was mentored by Hip Hop legends The Sugarhill Gang and Grandmaster Melle Mel and performed their classic ‘Rappers Delight’ live with them. He is a multi disciplined music practitioner that works with Drill, Rock and Pop artists as well as
- [Francesca Beard](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/francesca-beard) - Francesca Beard is a performance poet who collaborates with diverse people throughout the UK and abroad to share stories about what it is to be human. She is currently developing a new piece, ‘Confabulation’, about the future of memory, supported by Arts Council, England. She is a current Associate Artist with All Change, who lead
- [Jack Butler](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/jack-butler) - Jack’s songs have achieved world-wide placements on TV shows, adverts and games such as Brooklyn Nine-Nine, BT Sport, Film 4 and Watchdogs: Legion. His music has gathered millions of Spotify streams and has been toured around the UK, Europe and India where he's performed headline shows and supported the likes of Coasts, Paul Heaton and
- [Mahlon Rhamie](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/mahlon-rhamie) - Mahlon is a highly respected musician with extensive skills and experienced in performing, teaching, producing, arranging, composing and song writing. He has spent many years as a respected vocal trainer arranger and a high-profile session musician working with legendary artists in Pop, R&B and Jazz as well as a Music Producer. His work has taken
- [Stee Moglie](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/stee-moglie) - Stee Moglie is an RnB/Soul singer, songwriter and rap artist from South East London. Her aim is to help others discover their hidden musical talents, refine their skills, and hopes to inspire and encourage their growth as an artist.
- [Tim Titsworth](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/tim-titsworth) - Engineer/Beatmaker Tim Titsworth hails from the US, and has provided his talents on a plethora of projects in Chicago, Seattle, New York City, and London. As a music professional he has over 25 years of music production experience combined with over 15 years as an educator of students ranging from primary to university level. Tim
- [Rob Bradley](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/rob-bradley) - Rob Bradley is a rapper, music producer and spoken word poet. He has performed around the world, from clubs in the US to festivals throughout Europe, collaborating with artists along the way. He has poetry books, multiple TED talks and a freestyle rap world championship to his name. He has released a number of independent
- [Kevin Leo](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/kevin-leo) - “My experience of working with Finding Rhythms was very fruitful, it’s direct approach has a significant impact on the participants. They are engaged with enthusiasm and knowledge that opens a platform for expression and diversity. In a heartbeat if given the chance to recommend or contribute I wouldn’t hesitate. “I congratulate Finding Rhythms on a
- [Ben Henry Edwards](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/ben-henry-edwards) - Ben studied music at Brunel University, London gaining a music diploma and a 2:1 BA Hons degree in Popular Music. He studied harmonica (the first in Brunel’s history) under the guidance of Brendan Power. Ben is currently endorsed by Seydel harmonicas. During this time he also discovered the hammered dulcimer which in turn lead into
- [Kenny Baraka](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/kenny-baraka) - Kenny has been making and performing music worldwide for many years. He grew up in Brooklyn, New York, where he was a formative part of the 90’s golden era NYC hip hop scene. Check him out on Lyricist Lounge: Vol. 1 His international recording and touring career has seen him work with the likes of
- [Kevin Mark Trail](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/about/practitioners/kevin-mark-trail) - Kevin Mark Trail, is a singer-songwriter and producer with worldwide critical acclaim. From the UK, Kevin has had solo releases with EMI records, and Warner Records. As a vocalist he has contributed to recordings with Jamie Cullum, Emeli Sande, Gregory Porter to name a few, and has been a long standing member of Mike Skinner’s

## Funders

- [Southwark](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/funders/southwark)
- [City Bridge](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/funders/city-bridge)
- [Youth Music](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/funders/youth-music)
- [National Lottery Community Fund](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/funders/national-lottery-community-fund)
- [Amplify London](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/funders/amplify-london)
- [The Clothworkers Foundation](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/funders/the-clothworkers-foundation)
- [The Allen Lane Foundation](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/funders/the-allen-lane-foundation)
- [The Albert Hunt Trust](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/funders/the-albert-hunt-trust)
- [Garfield Weston Foundation](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/funders/garfield-weston-foundation)

## Albums

- [The Progressive Regime](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/the-progressive-regime)
- [Nothing's Undone](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/nothings-undone)
- [Made In The Wok](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/made-in-the-wok)
- [The Memo](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/the-memo)
- [Making Waves, Vol. 6](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/making-waves-vol-6)
- [Stories From Section 2](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/stories-from-section-2)
- [Prison Proof](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/prison-proof)
- [Locked In](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/locked-in)
- [A.P Living 2](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/a-p-living-2)
- [Making Waves, Vol.1](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/making-waves-vol-1)
- [Making Waves, Vol 3.](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/making-waves-vol-3)
- [Making Waves, Vol.4](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/making-waves-vol-4)
- [Making Waves, Vol. 5](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/making-waves-vol-5)
- [L.I.T.S: Lost In The System](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/l-i-t-s-lost-in-the-system)
- [The Home Straight](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/the-home-straight)
- [Timeless II](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/timeless-ii)
- [Two World Orbit](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/two-world-orbit)
- [Bad Decisions](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/bad-decisions)
- [First Times](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/first-times)
- [Listen To Our Stories](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/listen-to-our-stories)
- [Dreams In The Pipeline](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/dreams-in-the-pipeline)
- [Breaking The Mould](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/breaking-the-mould)
- [Playground](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/playground)
- [Free The World (Christmas Special)](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/free-the-world-christmas-special)
- [W11](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/w11)
- [Making Waves, Vol.2](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/making-waves-vol-2)
- [Timeless](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/timeless)
- [Creative Energy](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/creative-energy)
- [Mixed Personality Disorder](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/mixed-personality-disorder)
- [Down The Rabbit Hole!](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/down-the-rabbit-hole)
- [A.P Living](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/a-p-living)
- [Group Chat](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/group-chat)
- [H.M.P (His Music Productions)](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/h-m-p-his-music-productions)
- [All Bases Covered](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/all-bases-covered)
- [Light In A Dark Place](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/light-in-a-dark-place)
- [Love and Justice 4Real](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/love-and-justice-4real)
- [A Single Step](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/a-single-step)
- [Every Effort Counts](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/every-effort-counts)
- [Heat Of The Moment](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/heat-of-the-moment)
- [Hotter Than Water](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/hotter-than-water)
- [When The Lights Come On](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/when-the-lights-come-on)
- [Ladders Of Life](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/ladders-of-life)
- [Emotionally Unstable](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/emotionally-unstable)
- [Freedom Is A Must](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/freedom-is-a-must-2)
- [Endless Times Endless Rhymes](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/endless-times-endless-rhymes)
- [Tribes Of Nowhere](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/tribes-of-nowhere)
- [All Mod Cons](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/all-mod-cons)
- [Notes And Bars](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/notes-and-bars)
- [Dream Chaser](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/dream-chaser)
- [This Town](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/this-town)
- [I'm Winning](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/im-winning)
- [Doing Bird](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/doing-bird)
- [Clouds In My Judgement](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/clouds-in-my-judgement)
- [One Day Too Long](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/one-day-too-long)
- [Echoes From Our Time](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/echoes-from-our-time)
- [Songs From The Cells](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/songs-from-the-cells)
- [Freedom To Write](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/freedom-to-write)
- [Real Life](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/real-life)
- [Start From Scratch](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/start-from-scratch)
- [View From The Hill](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/view-from-the-hill)
- [Painting Pictures](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/painting-pictures)
- [Hard Times](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/hard-times)
- [Nowhere To Roam](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/nowhere-to-roam)
- [Light In The Dark](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/light-in-the-dark)
- [Joint Venture](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/joint-venture)
- [Found Our Rhythm](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/found-our-rhythm)
- [Sounds Of Conviction](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/sounds-of-conviction)
- [Don't Sleep On Me](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/dont-sleep-on-me)
- [Songs Of Incarceration](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/songs-of-incarceration)
- ['Muda' Susie](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/muda-susie)
- [From Within](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/from-within)
- [No Time To Lose](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/no-time-to-lose)
- [Parc Life](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/parc-life)
- [Bars From The Pen](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/bars-from-the-pen)
- [Whatever She Said](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/whatever-she-said)
- [Breakaway](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/breakaway)
- [Sounds On The Farm](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/sounds-on-the-farm)
- [Stronger](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/stronger)
- [Life We're Living](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/life-were-living)
- [Bars In Their Eyes](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/bars-in-their-eyes)
- [Who Says Crime Doesn't Pay? Yes it does, £2​.​50 a week!](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/who-says-crime-doesnt-pay-yes-it-does-2-50-a-week)
- [The Collective](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/the-collective)
- [Dreams And Nightmares](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/dreams-and-nightmares)
- [Freedom Is A Must](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/freedom-is-a-must)
- [Successful Struggles](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/successful-struggles-2)
- [Back To Real](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/back-to-real)
- [True Talent](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/true-talent)
- [Love And The Streets](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/love-and-the-streets-2)
- [Let's Get Free](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/lets-get-free)
- [How Men Prevail](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/how-men-prevail)
- [Collective Soul](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/collective-soul-2)
- [Long Drive Home](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/long-drive-home)
- [6 Days Of Magic](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/6-days-of-magic)
- [Rhythms And Flow Series: Part 1](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/rhythms-and-flow-series-part-1)
- [I've Been Thinkings](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/ive-been-thinkings)
- [Pathways](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/pathways)
- [Sorry We're Closed](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/sorry-were-closed)
- [Rhythms And Flow Series: Part 2](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/rhythms-and-flow-series-part-2)
- [Basic Regime](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/basic-regime)
- [Music, God and Da Forgotten](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/music-god-and-da-forgotten)
- [Her Majesty's Holiday](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/her-majestys-holiday)
- [New Beginings](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/new-beginings)
- [Invisible Pain](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/invisible-pain)
- [Diamonds In The Dirt](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/diamonds-in-the-dirt)
- [Real Talk](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/real-talk)
- [Rhythms And Flow Series: Part 3](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/rhythms-and-flow-series-part-3)
- [Being Free](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/being-free)
- [Determination](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/determination)
- [Steel Breathing](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/steel-breathing)
- [The Turnover](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/the-turnover)
- [The Other Side](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/the-other-side)
- [6 Days L8r](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/6-days-l8r)
- [Waiting](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/waiting)
- [Muddy Boots](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/muddy-boots)
- [Finding Waze](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/finding-waze)
- [Whatever You Want It To Be](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/whatever-you-want-it-to-be)
- [L Plate Diaries: No Access](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/collective-soul)
- [Jailhouse Lullaby](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/jailhouse-lullaby)
- [Time Soon Come](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/time-soon-come)
- [Stuck In Time](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/stuck-in-time)
- [Reborn](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/reborn)
- [Light And Dark](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/light-and-dark)
- [Cold Streets & Warm Sheets](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/cold-streets)
- [I'm Gonna Make It](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/love-and-the-streets)
- [Pain & Addiction](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/successful-struggles)
- [Scrubs Sessions](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/album/scrubs-sessions) - An album produced over 10 weeks by inmates at HMP Wormwood Scrubs during a project lead by Finding Rhythms' Creative Director Robin Harris and music engineer Will Worsley.

## Tracks

- [Perspectives](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/perspectives)
- [BLM](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/blm)
- [Tick Tock](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/tick-tock)
- [Survival](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/survival)
- [Karma in the Balance](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/karma-in-the-balance)
- [Prhyme Minister](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/prhyme-minister)
- [Bend Your Back](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/bend-your-back)
- [Moonlight](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/moonlight)
- [Finding Rhythms](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/finding-rhythms)
- [I Wish](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/i-wish)
- [Expedition Part 1](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/expedition-part-1)
- [Survivor](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/survivor)
- [The Big Smoke](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/the-big-smoke)
- [Clouds In My Judgement](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/clouds-in-my-judgement)
- [Favourable and Hostile](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/favourable-and-hostile-2)
- [Chelmsford Shuffle](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/chelmsford-shuffle)
- [German](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/german)
- [Change](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/change)
- [Suicide](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/suicide)
- [Time Will Heal](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/time-will-heal)
- [Teabags And Coffee](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/teabags-and-coffee)
- [Pan Logo](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/pan-logo)
- [Soul Vibrations](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/soul-vibrations-2)
- [Don't Look Back](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/dont-look-back)
- [Freedom](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/freedom)
- [California Dreaming](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/california-dreaming)
- [My Inner Rhythm](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/my-inner-rhythm)
- [Has To Be (The Process)](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/has-to-be-the-process)
- [Masterplan](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/masterplan)
- [Doing Bird](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/doing-bird)
- [Are You Ready Now](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/are-you-ready-now)
- [Say Wha Wha](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/say-wha-wha)
- [What The Funk](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/what-the-funk-2)
- [Come My Way](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/come-my-way)
- [Running](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/running)
- [Trials and Tribulations](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/trials-and-tribulations)
- [Ring o' Roses](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/ring-o-roses)
- [Our Geordie the Gambler](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/our-geordie-the-gambler)
- [The Power Of Love](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/the-power-of-love)
- [Lions In The Jungle](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/lions-in-the-jungle)
- [Waste My Life](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/waste-my-life)
- [Fanta](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/fanta)
- [Nothing To You](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/nothing-to-you)
- [Get Busy](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/get-busy)
- [Lonely Mile](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/lonely-mile)
- [Bob's Jars and Bars](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/bobs-jars-and-bars)
- [Grandpa's Gold Chain](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/grandpas-gold-chain)
- [Everything that I am](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/everything-that-i-am)
- [Then You Smiled](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/then-you-smiled)
- [This My Life](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/this-my-life)
- [Love and Unity](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/love-and-unity)
- [In The Loop](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/in-the-loop)
- [Do You Know What I Mean](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/do-you-know-what-i-mean)
- [Groundhog Day](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/groundhog-day)
- [My Medicine](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/my-medicine)
- [Dot to Dot](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/dot-to-dot)
- [Morning After Mirage](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/morning-after-mirage)
- [Switchin Scenes](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/switchin-scenes)
- [Count It Up](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/count-it-up)
- [Spaceship](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/spaceship)
- [Work Out](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/work-out)
- [Kosi's Riddim](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/kosis-riddim)
- [Rise and Shine](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/rise-and-shine)
- [Spending My Nights](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/spending-my-nights)
- [Wind and Shake It](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/wind-and-shake-it)
- [Give It To Ya](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/give-it-to-ya)
- [Shake Your Body](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/shake-your-body)
- [Favourable and Hostile](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/favourable-and-hostile)
- [What The Funk](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/what-the-funk)
- [Old Man Blues](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/old-man-blues)
- [Government](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/government)
- [Broken Guitars (Live)](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/broken-guitars-live)
- [Soul Vibrations](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/track/soul-vibrations)

## Categories

- [General](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/category/general)
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- [Community](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/category/community)
- [Making Waves](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/category/making-waves)

## Tags

- [Community](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/tag/community)
- [Prisons](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/tag/prisons)
- [Music](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/tag/music)
- [Mental Health](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/tag/mental-health)
- [Making Waves](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/tag/making-waves)

## Genres

- [Acoustic](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/acoustic) - Acoustic music: Unplugged and unwired. This genre is underpinned by a simplified pure sound uncluttered by overproduction.
- [Blues](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/blues) - Blues: Originating from the Deep South in the late 20th century, this genre incorporates spirituals and chants with catchy rhythms.
- [Country](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/country) - Country – A genre full of personal stories and accounts of love, loss, and experience, accompanied by strings, fiddles and harmonicas.
- [Dance](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/dance) - Dance – Upbeat fast tempo sounds, designed to get you moving.
- [Dancehall](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/dancehall) - Dancehall – Infectious riddims infused with seductive chants delivered in Jamaican patois.
- [Drill](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/drill) - Drill – UK drill originated in South London and involves rap artists recounting experiences in their communities over ominous trap-influenced beats.
- [Drum & Bass](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/drum-and-bass) - Drum and Bass – Growing out of the Jungle scene in the early 90s, D&B sounds can be varied, but they are typically characterised by fastbreaks, heavy bass and synthesizers.
- [Electronic](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/electronic) - Electronic – This genre involves modern music primarily produced with electronic tools, which can accompany almost every other music style.
- [Folk](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/folk) - Folk – A down-to-earth style focusing on universal truths, often with traditional acoustic instrumentation and a simple melody.
- [Funk](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/funk) - Funk – Funk can best be recognised by its thick bass line, razor-rhythms guitars, hollered vocals, and upbeat attitude.
- [Gospel](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/gospel) - Gospel – Powerful vocals with a religious undertone. Gospel music typically involves hymns and sacred songs repeated in an inclusive call-and-response fashion.
- [Grime](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/grime) - Grime – Developing out of UK Garage and with strong jungle and Hip-Hop influences, Grime is typified by rapid beats and an aggressive electronic sound supplemented by vivid depictions of urban life.
- [Hip-Hop](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/hip-hop) - Hip Hop – This genre and culture was formed during the 1970s in increasingly popular house parties in New York. Rapping is a huge element of Hip Hop, but it also incorporates elements of turntablism, scratching, beatboxing and instrumental tracks.
- [House](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/house) - House – Heavily influenced by disco, but with more mechanical beats and deeper basslines, house music is characterised by repetitive beats and an up-tempo style.
- [Jazz](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/jazz) - Jazz music – Widely considered as America’s first original art form, jazz grew out of blues and ragtime music and uses complex chord structures and advance harmonies to create rich rhythms.
- [Pop](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/pop) - Pop – Pop encompasses a host of music styles, ranging from Hip Hop to Opera, but one thing that unifies all music in this genre is unforgettable catchy choruses, hooks and melodies.
- [R&B](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/r-and-b) - R&B – R&B Music is blessed with the soulful aching of the blues. It is full of luxurious runs, incredible vocalists, and emotive tales.
- [Rap](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/rap) - Rap – Rapping involves the art of performing rhythmically over any musical backdrop, recounting real life experiences and fictional tales.
- [Reggae](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/reggae) - Reggae music – Deeply linked with Afrocentric religions and social commentary, Reggae music has always been an incredible way of transporting vital messages over a style characterised by a back-beat played by a rhythm guitarist.
- [Rock](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/rock) - Rock music – Strong back beats, electric guitars and catchy melodies, Rock music has served as a vehicle for various social movements and led to several subcultures influencing everyday life.
- [Soul](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/soul) - Soul music – Soul music arose out of the black experience in America, and combines elements of gospel music, rhythm and blues and jazz.
- [Spoken Word](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/spoken-word) - Spoken word – A unique performance art where speakers engage in powerful self-expression. Spoken word is more concerned with emotion and performance over rhyme and structure.
- [World](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/world) - World music – A collection of styles, dialects and melodies from around the globe.
- [Poetry](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/poetry) - Poetry – Recordings here will include understated melodies and beats because the words are doing all of the talking.
- [Ska](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/ska) - Ska music – Originating from Jamaica, Ska is a confluence of traditional Caribbean folk music and jazz and blues. In Britain, this has been combined with a more punk rock sound for a more up tempo energy, but in any case it has an infectiously positive energy.
- [Punk](https://www.finding-rhythms.co.uk/news/genre/punk) - Punk – This fast paced and hard-edged sound has a strong anti-establishment and DIY energy making it the complete opposite of more mainstream rock sounds.