CedarSuperSound

28/03/2026

10/06/2025

🗯 Future Leaders 2025-26: Applications NOW OPEN!

After a successful first cohort, we’re looking for new Future Leaders to join our game-changing programme.

Are you a Disabled musician aged 18 to 25 wanting to gain experience in the music industry? This could be the opportunity for you:

🎓 Gain practical experiences
🎤 Grow your skills & confidence
💥 Shape the future of accessible music

⏰ Deadline to apply:
Wednesday 2 July, 9am.

❓ Information session:
Tuesday 17 July, 6pm to 7pm.
Join us on Zoom to find out more about the programme & hear from one of last year's Future Leaders, Vinicius Motta.

Apply: https://tinyurl.com/4t9a4795

🧷 How to apply
Head to the link above for info packs & application forms.

Alternative application formats included: BSL, audio, Easy Read, text and large text.

Thanks to Youth Music & Arts Council England for making this programme possible!

02/05/2025

A Star-Studded Jam Session at TCT School!

We were beyond excited to welcome Harry Judd - drummer from McFly and proud ambassador for The Children’s Trust - for a very special music session in our School’s Music Hub.

Harry joined us on drums as we played our upcoming original track 'My Identity'. With iPads, accessible instruments and a whole lot of energy, we came together in a collaborative session full of rhythm, creativity and connection!

'My Identity' isn’t just a song - it’s a celebration of who we are. Written and performed by our band, the track is rooted in equality, diversity and belonging. It speaks to the world we want to live in: one where every voice, culture and experience is valued. One line says it all: “We’re a tapestry of colours, can’t you see? In this symphony of life, you’re meant to be.”

This was music at its best - inclusive, joyful, and made together. 💙 Massive thanks to Harry for his talent, generosity and good vibes — you made us feel like true stars!! 😎

🎧 CedarSuperSound fourth single 'My Identity' also featuring Derek Paravicini will be released in July - watch this space!

16/03/2025

What do we mean when we say music is for everyone?

The Sounds of Intent framework is a highly-regarded understanding of musical development. It is based on more than 25 years of research and has been the starting point for all the incredible projects we share here. But today we are going back to the research.

The Sounds of Intent framework organises musical skills into six levels. And here’s the important bit: the skills associated with the highest level (level six, advanced musical skills) can be found in everybody as a listener. Only a small number of talented individuals will have this level of skill as a performer, sure, but we all have them as listeners.

This is why we say that there is no such thing as ‘musical people’ and ‘non musical people’. We are all musical, but the key things are confidence and opportunity.

21/11/2024

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