SILVASTONE

SILVASTONE delivers an engaging presentation into his background story living in South London, fleeing the Civil War in Sierra Leone and his self-made music career. Following on from his talk, SILVASTONE facilitates a live music production session, displaying the use of his software and production process via projector. He talks the audience through the production process and interacts with the audience by pulling members from the crowd to add tracks vocally or on his midi keyboard. Suitable for ages 10 - adult.

SILVASTONE talks through his personal journey and how his distinct afrofusion music genre represents this and has grown with his experiences. He speaks about how his lived experiences have developed his desire to promote positivity within music and how he uses this to empower young people from underrepresented backgrounds in his local community. Suitable for tertiary students and adults

SILVASTONE speaks about his work in the community and as a youth ambassador for his local authority. He touches on issues with funding and accessibility and how to overcome this. SILVASTONE presents an interactive workshop with the audience to show how to make music making accessible to people of all experiences. Suitable for tertiary students and adults