Making Tracks, Dev, Idles leads Music Master Class. Credit Khali Ackford
Making Tracks, Dev, Idles leads Music Master Class. Credit Khali Ackford

Making Tracks 2018-2022

Free music sessions for young people aged 13+ exploring music production, vocals, recording, guitar and more

Making Tracks was a four-year music making project delivered by Trinity in partnership with Basement Studios and ACE.

We worked with young people challenging personal circumstances offering space and guidance to develop their skills and confidency through music-making.

Activities included 1-2-1 and groups sessions delivered by professional musicians working in the industry, covering a wide range of music from guitar and bass to rap and post-production.

Trinity works in partnership with pupil referral units, schools and organisations to provide regular support and guidance, to help young people re-engage with school, find internships, work placements, employment opportunities or to go onto higher and further education.

90% of young people taking part in Making Tracks saw an improvement in their musical practise and 85% reported that they have improved confidence and self-esteem.

Making Tracks was supported by Youth Music and using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England, as well as support from match funders Youth Sector Support Fund.

If you are a young person who would like to take part in music making activities at Trinity or if you know a young person who would like to take part, please get in touch.

Testimony and feedback about the Youth Music Makers project from support workers and parents

“Great place for young people to grow and learn, well recommended”
"provided a platform to express...beliefs, feelings and opinion through music.”
“massive impact with learning new skills given them confidence and building up their self esteem”
“confidence to talk to others outside of...core friendship groups has grown enormously”
“student has been accepted into DBS studios to complete level 2 in music production”
“rekindled...love for music”
“helped to attend school on a regular basis”
“keep up the good work! He is benefiting from the project physically, socially and psychologically”