Will Young, rhythm guitar/vocals, Dan Hall, bass/backing vocals and James Force, drums. I’d describe our music as melodic hardcore or post hardcore it’s very melodic, very catchy, and quite emotional.” Ben and Callum are convinced that making connections is the key to staying involved, and learning the trade. The indie scene that they’re part of has its own network of bands and their friends and supporters, but they’d like to do more to help emerging artists, including those who are outside any ‘scene’: “Finding the people and support you need can be difficult,” says Callum. “We all help each other out, but it would be a lot easier if there was a network, something online, where all young people who want to get involved, or need help - musicans, organisers, sound techs, light techs, can find each other, and help each other out. Something that crosses boundaries and genres … and could show people that Gloucester does have a scene!” Two Letter Sins will be releasing an EP and album soon, and will be touring in July, visiting Birmingham, Stoke, Bristol, Manchester, Cheltenham, Worcester, Leeds, and performing in Gloucester. Visit the Facebook pages to find out more: (also Twitter twolettersinsuk and Instagram twolettersinsuk Make Music Gloucestershire is looking into ways to give young people a greater voice in their music making and learning, working with , a music network for Londoners aged 16-25, and , the organisation behind it. Read the . Read to find out what young people had to say in our online survey and the workshops in schools, carried out last Spring, which kick-started this work.
Will Young, rhythm guitar/vocals, Dan Hall, bass/backing vocals and James Force, drums. I’d describe our music as melodic hardcore or post hardcore it’s very melodic, very catchy, and quite emotional.” Ben and Callum are convinced that making connections is the key to staying involved, and learning the trade. The indie scene that they’re part of has its own network of bands and their friends and supporters, but they’d like to do more to help emerging artists, including those who are outside any ‘scene’: “Finding the people and support you need can be difficult,” says Callum. “We all help each other out, but it would be a lot easier if there was a network, something online, where all young people who want to get involved, or need help - musicans, organisers, sound techs, light techs, can find each other, and help each other out. Something that crosses boundaries and genres … and could show people that Gloucester does have a scene!” Two Letter Sins will be releasing an EP and album soon, and will be touring in July, visiting Birmingham, Stoke, Bristol, Manchester, Cheltenham, Worcester, Leeds, and performing in Gloucester. Visit the Facebook pages to find out more: (also Twitter twolettersinsuk and Instagram twolettersinsuk Make Music Gloucestershire is looking into ways to give young people a greater voice in their music making and learning, working with , a music network for Londoners aged 16-25, and , the organisation behind it. Read the . Read to find out what young people had to say in our online survey and the workshops in schools, carried out last Spring, which kick-started this work.
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